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3 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Cold War Leaders War in Asia Red Scare MoreForeignPoliciesThisN’That Post WW2 Creations

4 C1-$100 Post WW2 Creations -100 Post WW2 Creations -100 The “plan” that provided economic assistance to European countries. What was the Marshall Plan?

5 C1-$200 Post WW2 Creations Post WW2 Creations - $200 This restricted communist aggression in Asian countries. What was SEATO (Southeast Asia Treaty Organization)?

6 C1-$300 Post WW2 Creations Post WW2 Creations - $300 This international peacekeeping organization’s goal is to settle disputes without warfare. What is the United Nations?

7 C1-$400 Post WW2 Creations Post WW2 Creations - $400 This was created to expand international trade by mutual reduction of tariffs. What is the 1947 General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT)?

8 C1-$500 Post WW2 Creations Post WW2 Creations - $500 Eleanor Roosevelt championed this UN document that recognized the natural rights of all people to freedom, justice and peace. What is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

9 C2-$100 Cold War Cold War Leaders - $100 Leader of the Communists in China. Who was Mao Zedong?

10 C2-$200 Cold WarLeaders Cold War Leaders - $200 He declared that Vietnamization of the war would bring “peace with honor”. Who was President Nixon?

11 C2-$300 Cold WarLeaders Cold War Leaders- $300 Lost his job when he suggested to President Truman that the U.S. bomb China during the Korean War Who was Douglas MacArthur?

12 C2-$400 Cold WarLeaders Cold War Leaders - $400 He declared “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down that wall”. Who was Ronald Reagan?

13 C2-$500 Cold WarLeaders Cold War Leaders - $500 His administration’s efforts to mislead the American people about Vietnam were revealed when the Pentagon Papers were published. Who was President Johnson?

14 C3-$100 War in Asia War in Asia - $100 The USA's long involvement in this country included an effort to prop up President Diem in 1961 What was Vietnam?

15 C3-$200 War in Asia War in Asia - $200 If one country falls to communism, others in the region will fall, too. What was the domino theory?

16 C3-$300 War in Asia War in Asia - $300 The armistice ending the Korean War divided north from south at this line of latitude. What is the 38 th parallel?

17 C3-$400 War in Asia War in Asia - $400 They were defeated in the civil war in China despite 2 billion dollars in aid sent to them by the U.S. Who were the Nationalists?

18 C3-$500 War in Asia War in Asia - $500 What is Ho Chi Minh The shared name of a communist leader, a military supply line and the former city of Saigon

19 C4-$100 Red Scare Red Scare- $100 Senator who claimed to have names of communists within the government leading to a nationwide scare What was Joseph McCarthy?

20 C3-200 Red Scare Red Scare - $200 Congressional group best known for investigating communism in the film industry. What was the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)?

21 C3-$300 Red Scare Red Scare - $300 The Soviets did this in response to efforts by Western nations to reunify Germany. What was Berlin blockade?

22 C3-$400 Red Scare Red Scare - $400 The USSR leader when the US and Britain flew supplies into West Berlin to break the blockade. Who was Stalin?

23 C3-$500 Red Scare Red Scare - $500 This doctrine was issued out of fear of Soviet military action in the Middle East What was the Eisenhower doctrine?

24 C4-$100 More Foreign Policies More Foreign Policies - $100 US foreign policy toward Latin America supported these interests What were U.S. business and U.S. economic interests?

25 C4-$200 More Foreign Policies More Foreign Policies - $200 Afghanistan was invaded in 1980 by this country. What was the Soviet Union?

26 C4-$300 More Foreign Policies More Foreign Policies - $300 Since 1948, establishment of this nation has created major problems for peace in the Middle East What is Israel?

27 C4-$400 More Foreign Policies More Foreign Policies - $400 OPEC, a cartel of twelve nations, currently controls approximately 40% of the world’s supply of this commodity which it refused to provide the US in 1973. What is oil?

28 C4-$500 More Foreign Policies More Foreign Policies - $500 During the Reagan administration, the US antiballistic plan was known as this. What was the Star Wars (Strategic Defense Initiative)?

29 C4-$100 This N’ That This N’ That - $100 The Cold War between the U.S. & the Soviet Union is said to have begun in same year a major hot war ended When was 1945?

30 C4-$200 This N’ That This N’ That - $200 The US secretly agreed to remove missiles from Turkey in response to this event What is the Cuban Missile Crisis?

31 C4-$300 This N’ That This N’ That - $300 This ended up a complete disaster in 1961 when most exiles were captured or killed and embarrassed the Kennedy administration What was the Bay of Pigs?

32 C4-$400 This N’ That This N’ That - $400 Soviet policy which allowed more openness, including freedom of the press What was glasnost?

33 C4-$500 This N’ That This N’ That - $500 American U2 pilot shot down over Russia in 1960 to which Eisenhower lied about the mission but later admitted it? Who was Francis Gary Powers?

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