1. Miscellaneous
Origins of the Cold War
Chinese Civil War
The Cold War Turns Hot
The Cold War Ends
100
200
300
400
500

2. Miscellaneous- 100
This group was a Communist forces that took control of Cambodia in 1975.

3. Miscellaneous– 100
Khmer Rouge Å

4. This group is the main decision-making body of the United Nations.
Miscellaneous- 200
This group is the main decision-making body of the United Nations.
There are 5 permanent members and 8 rotating members. The US is a permanent member.

5. Miscellaneous- 200
Security Council Å

6. This individual first spoke about the Iron Curtain.
Miscellaneous- 300
This individual first spoke about the Iron Curtain.

7. Miscellaneous- 300
Winston Churchill Å

8. This was the goal of Mao’s cultural revolution.
Miscellaneous- 400
This was the goal of Mao’s cultural revolution.

9. To establish an equal society of peasants and workers.
Miscellaneous- 400
To establish an equal society of peasants and workers. Å

10. Miscellaneous- 500
Explain why Ayatollah Khomeini overthrow the Shah and establish a religious state in Iran.

11. Miscellaneous- 500
The people of Iran were angry at Pavhali because many were still living in poverty and did not like the fact that Pavhali was being so heavily influenced by the West Å

12. Origins of the Cold War - 100
This plan was designed to restore the economic stability of European nations after World War II.

13. Origins of the Cold War -100
The Marshall Plan Å

14. Origins of the Cold War - 200
This organization was created after WWII, as a union of states meeting to discuss problems and diplomacy, with goals of world peace and economic prosperity. The headquarters is located in New York.

15. Origins of the Cold War - 200
United Nations Å

16. Origins of the Cold War - 300
First suggested by George Kennan in the X Letter, the US used this idea to keep Communism from spreading throughout the world.

17. Origins of the Cold War - 300
Containment Å

18. Origins of the Cold War - 400
This organization, formed by the U.S. and its allies for military purposes, was formed to protect Europe from the communist threat of invasion or attack

19. Origins of the Cold War - 400
NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization Å

20. Origins of the Cold War - 500
This organization was a group of COMMUNIST nations, mostly in Eastern Europe (like Poland, Czecvhoslovakia, and Hungary), banding together to form a military alliance.

21. Origins of the Cold War - 500
Warsaw Pact Å

22. Chinese Civil War - 100
In China’s civil war, the United States backed this individual and party.

23. Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai Shek) and the Nationalists
Chinese Civil War - 100
Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kai Shek) and the Nationalists Å

24. Chinese Civil War - 200
This individual was the leading member of the Communist Party in China. He looked to the peasants for support.

25. Chinese Civil War - 200
Mao Zedong Å

26. This was created after Mao took control of China in 1949.
Chinese Civil War - 300
This was created after Mao took control of China in 1949.

27. People’s Republic of China
Chinese Civil War - 300
People’s Republic of China Å

28. Chinese Civil War - 400
This event was meant to fix problems of the first Five-Year Plan by being more bold, strict, and creating communes.

29. Chinese Civil War - 400
Great Leap Forward Å

30. Explain why there were two Chinas after 1949.
Chinese Civil War - 500
Explain why there were two Chinas after 1949.

31. Chinese Civil War - 500
The US would only recognize Chiang Kai Shek’s government in Taiwan as the true China while Mao Zedong controlled mainland China as a communist power. This lead to two Chinas. Å

32. The Cold War Turns Hot - 100
Leader of the North Vietnamese communist forces, this man was the ideological leader of the communists and was intent on forming an independent communist Vietnam after the war.

33. The Cold War Turns Hot - 100
Ho Chi Mihn Å

34. The Cold War Turns Hot - 200
The Soviet Union invaded this country in the Middle East after they said they were invited by the Communist leader.

35. The Cold War Turns Hot - 200
Afghanistan Å

36. The Cold War Turns Hot - 300
This war, fought between divided nations around the 38th parallel, is often called the “forgotten war,” and consisted of gruesome fighting for 3 years from

37. The Cold War Turns Hot - 300
The Korean War Å

38. The Cold War Turns Hot - 400
General MacArthur chose what port city for a counterattack against North Korea?

39. The Cold War Turns Hot - 400
Inchon Å

40. The Cold War Turns Hot - 500
President Nixon’s Vietnamization policy emphasized that the United States must do this.

41. Å The Cold War Turns Hot - 500
Shift the burden of the war onto the South Vietnamese forces so the US troops could leave. Å

42. The Cold War Ends - 100
This city was located deep inside the Soviet zone of postwar Germany and was divided by a wall that was torn down in 1989.

43. The Cold War Ends - 100
Berlin Å

44. The Cold War Ends - 200
These nations were not allied with either the United States or the USSR and tended to become a fighting ground for the US and USSR during the Cold War.

45. The Cold War Ends - 200
Third World Nations Å

46. Brinkmanship was replaced by Detente, or the policy of this.
The Cold War Ends - 300
Brinkmanship was replaced by Detente, or the policy of this.

47. A weakening of Cold War tensions between the US and Soviet Union
The Cold War Ends - 300
A weakening of Cold War tensions between the US and Soviet Union Å

48. The Cold War Ends - 400
This agreement, between the U.S. and Soviet Union, said both countries would maintain the 1972 levels of antiballistic missiles and to freeze the deployment of ICBMs.

49. The Cold War Ends - 400
SALT I treaty Å

50. The Cold War Ends - 500
Explain how the relationship between China and the Soviet Union changed as the Cold War continued.

51. Weakened as China wanted to have more power of their own decisions.
The Cold War Ends - 500
Weakened as China wanted to have more power of their own decisions. Å