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$100 $500 $400 $200 $300 $200 $300 $500 $400 Soviet Leaders The Presidents PoliciesTerms People in the News CLICK HERE FOR FINAL JEOPARDY

This leader was a cold war hawk; he set up many of the cold war policies practiced by other Soviet leaders.

Who is Josef Stalin ? $100

This leader brought about new policies including glasnost and perestroika.

Who is Mikhail Gorbachev ? $200

This leader negotiated with Nixon in Moscow and signed the SALT agreement.

Who is Leonid Brezhnev? $300

This leader was gleeful when Sputnik was launched but lost power due to his handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Who is Nikita Khrushchev? $400

This man saved Gorbachev when he was held captive by communists and was elected Russia’s first president in 1991.

Who is Boris Yeltsin? $???

This president challenged young people to serve in undeveloped nations through the Peace Corps.

Who is John F. Kennedy? $100

This president focused on healing the nation by pardoning Nixon and asking draft dodgers to come home.

$200 Who is Gerald Ford?

This president focused on human rights, but he was weak in handling the hostage crisis in Iran.

Who is Jimmy Carter? $300

This cold war hawk called the Soviet Union “the evil empire”.

Who is Ronald Reagan? $400

This president had supplies airlifted into Berlin to prevent Soviet expansion.

$500 Who is Harry Truman?

Nixon’s policy of “relaxing tension” resulted in more trade and contact between the superpowers.

$100 What is détente?

This economic policy gave tax breaks to the rich, and then money was spent on expensive defense systems.

$200 What is “Reaganomics”?

This policy restructured the economy and gave incentives to Soviet citizens.

$300 What is “perestroika”?

This treaty, signed in 1987, banned the use of short and medium range missiles by the USSR and the US.

$400 What is the INF treaty ?

This president created policies based on the belief that communism could expand like a falling row of dominoes.

$??? Who is Eisenhower?

This labor union party in Poland challenged the communist government and won.

$100 What is “Solidarity”?

This terms means to bring formal charges of wrong doing against an elected official.

$200 What is to “impeach”?

Nations with enough military, political and economic strength to influence other nations are called this.

$300 What is a “superpower”?

This group supported Nixon during Vietnam, wanting law and order returned to US society.

$400 What is the “silent majority”?

This group supported Reagan, wanting a return to conservative religious values and traditions.

$500 What is “ the moral majority”?

This woman wrote the “Feminine Mystique” and worked for women’s rights.

$100 Who is Betty Friedan?

Reagan surprised many by nominating this woman to be on the Supreme Court.

$200 Who is Sandra Day O’Connor ?

This group was behind the break- in at the Watergate hotel.

$300 Who is CREEP?

These Washington Post reporters won a Pulitzer Prize for uncovering the Watergate Affair.

$400 Who are Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein?

This man became the first elected president in Poland since WWII.

$500 Who is Lech Walesa?

Fall of the Wall

Under Ford’s leadership, 35 nations pledged to respect basic human rights when they signed this act.

What is the Helsinki Agreement?