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Review

A non-shooting war between Russia& the United States:

TheColdWar

In what countries did Russia set up satellitegovernments?

Italy? No Romania? Yes

Bulgaria? Yes Latvia? No

Hungary? Yes Poland? Yes

Estonia? No East Germany? Yes

The policy of the U.S. toward communism was known as? Containment

The aim of the Marshall Plan Marshall Plan was to promote _________ _______ European recovery

In 1947, when U.S. sent aid to Greece & Turkey, to prevent them from becoming Communist, this became known as?

TheTrumanDoctrine

In 1949, China came under the control of? the Communists

In June of 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea and drove the ROK-US force to the _______ _______. PusanPerimeter

U.S. forces pushed to the Pusan Perimeter

In the Korean conflict, for the first time in history, an international organization acts to:

restore peace in the world. (The United Nations)

The Korean War ended with a? temporarytruce.

At Diem Bien Phu, in Vietnam, the French are? defeated.

The first American troops are sent to Vietnam by what President? Eisenhower

The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution allowed President _________ to ________ the Vietnam war. Johnson widen

________

The turning point of the Vietnam War was? The TET offensive

The invasion of Cambodia by the U.S. troops led to the killings at? Kent State

National Guard firing tear gas at the protestors

Guard aiming at the protestors

Protestors running after the Guard opens fire

Girl crying at the death of her friend

The four students who were killed

Which of these events occurred in 1975? Cambodia fell to the Communists. Yes

Laos fell to the Communists Yes Thailand fell to the Communists. No

South Vietnam fell to the Communists. Yes

The closest the world came to nuclear war was?

TheCubanMissileCrisis

Russia’s “Vietnam” occurred in? Afghanistan

After 1946, the two super powers in the world were? America&Russia

The Cold War divided the world into two opposing sides: - The _____ world & free - The __________ world Communist

In the next 40 years, the free and Communist world would fight in what three locations?

Korea Vietnam Afghanistan

In 1962, nuclear war between the USA and Russia nearly happened during the? Cuban Missile Crisis

The most enduring symbol of the Cold War in Europe was the? Berlin Wall

What happened to the Berlin Wall in 1989? It was torn down!

Say Cause or Effect for the Cold War.

Soviet Union dominates Eastern Europe. Cause

The Communists take over China. Cause

The arms race begins. Cause

Anti-Communism grips the USA. Effect

NATO and the Warsaw Pact are founded. Effect