G.I. Joe and Comrade Ivan’s Cold War Story WORD BANK –PART A Barrier Capitalism Cold War Communism Competition Containment Cooperation Democratic Divide.

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G.I. Joe and Comrade Ivan’s Cold War Story WORD BANK –PART A Barrier Capitalism Cold War Communism Competition Containment Cooperation Democratic Divide Economic aid Iron Curtain Joseph Stalin Marshall Plan Satellite states Soviet Union

G.I. Joe and Comrade Ivan’s Cold War Story WORD BANK –PART B atomic bomb Berlin Airlift Blockade China Cold War Dwight D. Eisenhower Hydrogen “Super” Bomb Nikita Kruschev nuked North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Nuclear Arms Race Nuclear Deterrence Operation Vittles Thirty-six United States Warsaw Pact West Berlin

G.I. Joe and Comrade Ivan’s Cold War Story WORD BANK –PART A Barrier Capitalism Cold War Communism Competition Containment Cooperation Democratic Divide Economic aid Iron Curtain Joseph Stalin Marshall Plan Satellite states Soviet Union

G.I. Joe and Comrade Ivan’s Cold War Story WORD BANK –PART B atomic bomb Berlin Airlift Blockade China Cold War Dwight D. Eisenhower Hydrogen “Super” Bomb Nikita Kruschev nuked North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Nuclear Arms Race Nuclear Deterrence Operation Vittles Thirty-six United States Warsaw Pact West Berlin

G.I. Joe and Comrade Ivan’s Cold War Story WORD BANK atomic bomb Barrier Berlin Airlift Blockade Capitalism China Cold War Communism Competition Containment Cooperation Dwight D. Eisenhower Democratic Divide Economic aid Hydrogen “Super” Bomb Iron Curtain Joseph Stalin Marshall Plan Nikita Kruschev nuked North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Nuclear Arms Race Nuclear Deterrence Operation Vittles Satellite states Soviet Union Thirty-six United States Warsaw Pact West Berlin