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$100 $500 $400 $200 $300 $200 $300 $500 $ s1950s1960s1970s1980s CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY

Truman’s policy of keeping Soviet influence within existing boundaries..

What is containment? $100

Eastern European countries dominated by Soviet power and influence were called these..

What are satellite nations ? $200

This communist leader gained control in China in 1949.

Who is Mao Zedong? $300

Mass producing homes was this man’s vision.

Who is William Levitt? $400

This man who created a program to rebuild Europe after WWII; NATO members joined.

Who is George Marshall? $500

This WWII general defined the “domino theory”; he served as president for two terms during the 1950s.

Who is Dwight D. Eisenhower? $100

This senator accused many of being “dirty commies”; with no evidence, he destroyed many lives.

Who is Joseph McCarthy? $200

This General argued that the U.S. had to attack China to win in Korea; Truman promptly fired him.

Who is the Douglas MacArthur? $300

This revolutionary leader set up a socialist state in Cuba in 1959.

Who is Fidel Castro? $400

This Soviet leader launched Sputnik to the shock of many in the U.S.

$??? Who is Nikita Khushchev?

The hippies rejection of 1950s values was classified by this term.

$100 What is the counterculture?

The U.S. and the Soviet Union came close to nuclear war during the fourteen days of this fiasco.

$200 What is the Cuban Missile Crisis?

These “hit and run” were a new type of warfare we first experienced in Vietnam.

$300 What is guerilla warfare?

This president had visions of a Great Society but gave it up to pay for Vietnam.

$400 Who is Lyndon Johnson?

The US Embassy was attacked by the North Vietnamese during this event, creating a turning point in the Vietnam War.

$500 What is the Tet Offensive?

This policy of Nixon’s, meaning “reducing tension”, was applied throughout this decade.

$100 What is détente ?

Nixon and Brezhnev signed this treaty which controlled the number of nuclear weapons each could hold.

$200 What is the S.A.L.T. agreement? (Strategic Arms Limitations Treaty)

The Soviet Union invaded this country, resulting in a U.S. boycott of the Moscow Olympics.

$300 What is Afghanistan?

Bringing these two leaders to an agreement at Camp David was Carter’s biggest achievement.

$400 Who are Sadat and Begin?

The NY Times reported lies and errors made in Vietnam in these defense documents.

$??? What are the Pentagon Papers?

This Soviet leader “made the fear disappear”.

$100 Who is Mikhail Gorbachev?

The Berlin Wall came tumbling down when this president was in power.

$200 Who is George Bush Sr.?

Reagan increased defense spending to research this defense program.

$300 What is SDI or Star Wars? Strategic Defense Initiative

This Soviet policy of “speaking out openly and honestly” was a great change for the USSR.

$400 What is glasnost ?

In this affair, Reagan sold arms to one country to pay for a revolution in another, all without Congress’ approval!

$500 What is the Iran-Contra Affair?

Diplomacy

These three factors contributed to the end of the Cold War.

What are: (name 3!) 1.The USSR’s economic troubles at home. 2.Gorbie’s policies of glasnost and perestroika 3.Reagan’s hawkish attitude and STAR WARS program. 4.The Soviet’s burden of fighting a war in Afghanistan.