Cold War/Civil Rights Movement

The purpose of ______________ was to keep world peace and promote cooperation among nations. This group had more than 190 member countries.

• the Treaty of Versailles

• The United Nations

• The Cold War

• The Berlin Airlift

A group of 12 mainly Eurpoean nations that met to find solutions to problems. The members promised to defend each other from a Soviet attack.

• The Peace Core

• the communists

• United Nations

• NATO

American and British pilots made more that 272,000 flights over East Germany to West Berlin. This method of delivering supplies by plane was known as....

• The Berlin Airlift

• The Tuskegee Treats

• The Cuban Missle Crisis

• The Berlin Wall

A series of 1,000 miles of fences that separated Eastern and Western Europe. Countries behind it were Communist. Winston Churchill said, "An _______ ______ has descended across the contintent.

• Great Wall

• Iron Curtain

• Berlin Blockade

• Great Divide

Why did the U.S. enter the Korean war?

• Korea bombed the U.S.

• They started the Cuban Missile Crisis.

• To help stop the spread of communism to South Korea

• Because Archduke Ferdinand was killed.

_______________________ made people's fear grow by saying that communist spies were working in every branch of the U.S. government.

• Joseph McCarthy

• Nikita Kruschev

• John F. Kennedy

• none of these

When the Soviet Union put deadly weapons on an island below Florida it was known as the __________.

• State of Emergency

• Communist Crisis

• Iron Curtain

• Cuban Missile Crisis

The leader of the Soviet Union who had missiles placed in Cuba....

• Adolf Hitler

• Nikita Krushchev

• Joseph McCarthy

• Stalin

Why was the Berlin wall built?

• To keep Americans from entering Russia (Soviet Union)

• To keep East Germans from entering West Germany

• To stop Germany from invading Britain

• To keep the Soviet Union from invading Germany

The Cold War was

• fought in the trenches.

• Between the North and South.

• Fought over the explosions of the USS Maine.

• Mainly a war of threats, ideas, and money.