APEH: The Cold War

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APEH The Cold War
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Cold War Conflicts
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• This was the first major military conflict
  between the West and the Communists.

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• What is the Korean War?

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• October 16-28, 1962 were arguably the most
  dangerous thirteen days of the cold War. During
  this period nuclear war seemed not only plausible
  but probable. This particularly unstable time was
  due to this dilemma.

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• What is the Cuban Missile Crisis?

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• By the end of the conflict in Vietnam, fighting
  had extended into these neighboring countries.

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• What are Laos and Cambodia?

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• The Cold War, as a war of words, extended into
  science and industry. This competition to put a
  Man on the Moon between the US and USSR
  exemplifies the technological race for dominance.

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• What is the Space Race?

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• One of the most important causes of the Cold War
  between the USSR and the US after WW II was this
  kind of conflict.

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• What is ideological conflict?

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• These leaders at the Yalta Conference were known
  as the Big Three.

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• Who are FDR, Churchill, and Stalin?

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• This was the sad but logical outgrowth of
  military developments, wartime agreements, and
  long-standing political and ideological
  differences between the Allies of WW II.

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• What is hostility between Western and Eastern
  Superpowers?

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• I led Communists in China, supported by the
  U.S.S.R., to defeat the corrupt regime of Chiang
  Kaishek's Nationalists.

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• Who is Mao Zedong?

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• I was imprisoned during Stalin's reign and
  emerged in 1956 to head the Polish government.

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• Who is Wladislaw Gomulka?

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• In 1958, I won a Nobel Prize for literature for
  my novel, Dr. Zhivago. Unfortunately, my work was
  censored by the Soviet government and I was
  forbidden to receive my award.

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• Who is Boris Pasternak?

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• In reality, this policy between the Soviet Union
  and the United States defined the process by
  which the superpowers agreed to formalize their
  postwar dominance.

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• What is détente?

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• As President of France, Charles de Gaulles
  policy toward the Cold War was to do this.

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• What is remain independent of both superpowers?

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• The war in Vietnam, overcrowded classrooms and
  lack of professorial attention, discontent with
  materialism, and poor job prospects for new
  graduates prompted this by students in Western
  Europe in the 1960s.

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• What are student revolts?

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• This program was devised by Italian Communists to
  make their policies more compatible with the
  needs of Western Europe.

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• What is Euro-Communism?

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• The decision of the East Germans to erect a wall
  dividing East and West Berlin was made in 1961 to
  do this.

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• What is halt the flow of refugees from East
  Germany?

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• Under this mans administration, the British
  government did all of the following
• Undertook a major housing program
• Strongly supported British trade unions
• Assumed ownership of certain major industries
• Instituted a major program of welfare legislation

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• Who is Clement Atlee, Prime Minister and leader
  of the Labour Party?

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• One of Gorbachevs key policies, which meant a
  drastic restructuring of the centrally planned
  command economy of the Soviet Union.

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• What is perestroika?

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• One of De Gaulles important achievements was to
  do this in France.

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• What is end political instability in France?

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• Between the death of Stalin and the rise of
  Gorbachev, the Soviet Union experienced
  increasing economic decline and this.

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• Who is liberalization?

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• The collapse of the Fourth Republic and the rise
  of the Fifth Republic in France occurred over
  this issue.

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• What is the independence movement in Algeria?

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• This communist country successfully asserted its
  independence from Moscows control (Soviet Union)
  soon after the end of the Second World War.

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• What is Yugoslavia?

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• The unsuccessful liberation program attempted by
  Alexander Dubcek.

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• What is the Prague Spring?

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• The most serious post-WW II split in the
  Communist Bloc was this.

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• What is the rupture of the Soviet-Chinese
  alliance?

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• During the Khrushchev era (1956-1964) the Soviet
  Union did this to distinguish his rule from that
  of Stalinist Russia.

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• What is retreat from some Stalinist practices?

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• The Solidarity movement in Poland, which
  ultimately toppled the communist regime, was
  helped by this other Polish institution.

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• What is the Catholic Church?

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• FinalJeopardy

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• Fear of mutually assured destruction (MAD), which
  led to the suspension of nuclear war
• The proliferation (build-up) of nuclear weapons
• Modern war technology, which was confined to
  countries that can afford it, often w/traumatic
  consequences to the national economies
• The space exploration programs of the USSR and
  the US, which included a consideration of the use
  of weapons technology

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• What are reactions to the development of nuclear
  weapons?

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Cold War Review
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Agreements Treaties
Pot Luck Pick (Random Qs)
Cold War Thaws
Mrs. or Ms.?
Policies and Posturing
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• "It must be the policy of the United States to
  support free peoples against Communist
  aggression ". This statement made in 1947
  advocating economic and military aid for Greece
  and Turkey is derived from this document.

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• What is the Truman Doctrine?

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• This formally divided Vietnam into the Communist
  North and Non-Communist South.

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• What is the Geneva Accords?

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• This four-year program (1948-1951) contributed 13
  billion dollars to rebuilding the war-ravaged
  cities of Europe, encouraging industrial and
  agricultural growth, fostering political
  stability, encouraging trade, and most
  importantly, reducing the danger of Communism.

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• What is the Marshall Plan?

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• "An armed attack against one or more of them in
  Europe or North America shall be considered an
  attack against them all." This statement reflects
  the United States' goal of collective security,
  realized through this organization.

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• What is NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)?

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• This alliance of the Soviet Union and its
  satellites, including Poland, East Germany,
  Czechoslovakia, and Hungary, created unified
  military command and mutual protection from
  attack

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• What is the Warsaw Pact?

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• This term refers to the United States' attempts
  to prevent the spread of communism to Western
  Europe.

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• What is containment?

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• This American policy focused on strengthening the
  US and its allies in order to discourage Soviet
  aggression

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• What is deterrence?

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• In efforts to gain complete control of Berlin,
  the Soviet Union instituted this in 1948, in
  response to the unification of American, French,
  and British zones to form West Germany.

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• What is the Berlin Blockade?

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• The 1960 USSR-US summit meeting was wrecked when
  this happened.

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• What is the shooting down of a United States U-2
  spy plane over Russia?

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• The European Economic Community (EEC) has its
  origins in an agreement about this.

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• What is coal and steel production?

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• In a speech given to the Twentieth Party Congress
  in 1956, Khrushchev revealed this about Stalin in
  order to reduce his influence in Soviet Russia.

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• What is revealed his atrocities and thereby began
  reducing his prestige?

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• The establishment of better relations with
  Eastern Europe BEST characterizes this West
  German policy.

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• What is Ostpolitik ?

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• Upon gaining control of the Soviet Union, I
  criticized the "cult of personality" of the
  Stalinist Era and argued that a "peaceful
  coexistence" between communism and capitalism was
  possible.

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• Who is Nikolai Khrushchev?

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• Space exploration became part of the Cold War
  when the Soviets launched this, the first space
  rocket.

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• What is Sputnik?

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• "From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the
  Adriatic, an Iron Curtain has descended across
  the Continent . . . This is certainly not the
  liberated Europe we fought to build up." This is
  an excerpt from my famous "Iron Curtain Speech".

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• Who is Winston Churchill?

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• Marking the end of the Cold War, this document
  was signed, acknowledging the mutual efforts of
  the US and the Soviet Union to promote a more
  peaceful relationship.

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• What is the nonproliferation treaty?

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• In 1957 six nations of the Coal and Steel
  Community signed the Treaty of Rome, creating the
  EEC also known by this name.

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• What is the Common Market?

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• This communist dictator of Yugoslavia
  strengthened the idea that Third World nations
  should avoid crippling cold war alliances and
  concentrate instead on building independent
  socialist states like his

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• Who is Marshall Josip Tito?

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• This Soviet doctrine was the result of the
  Czechoslovakian invasion of 1968 and declared
  that the Soviet Union and its allies had the
  right to intervene in any socialist country
  whenever they saw the need.

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• What is Brezhnev Doctrine?

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• This alternative to the policy of containing
  communism is best-described as the progressive
  piecemeal relaxation of cold war tensions.

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• What is detente?

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• The challenge for women working away from home
  influenced this change in birthrates in the
  United States (1952-1979).

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• What is decline?

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• Author of the Feminine Mystique, who wrote about
  dissatisfaction with regard to womens issues,
  and issues of womens identity within society.
  In 1966 she founded NOW, the National
  Organization for Women to press for womens
  rights.

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• Who is Betty Freidan?

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• French philosopher and writer of The Second
  Sex(1949), this woman analyzed the position of
  women in society and argued that women were
  essentially free but were trapped by
  particularly inflexible and limiting societal
  conditions.

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• Who is Simone de Bouvoir?

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• According to Simone de Bouvoir, married women in
  a traditional marriage are effected in these
  ways.

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• What is dooms women to a life of repetition and
  routine and offers no autonomy?

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• What is?

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• DailyDouble

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• Who is

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