USH 20a

This was the U.S. foreign policy under Truman to stop communism from spreading.

• containment

• Marshall plan

• Truman Doctrine

• Cold War

This was the U.S. foreign policy under Truman to provide economic & military aid to any country threatened by communism or totalitarianism.

• containment

• Marshall plan

• Truman Doctrine

• Cold War

This provided billions to Europeans nations for rebuilding after World War II if they would reject communism.

• containment

• Marshall plan

• Truman Doctrine

• Cold War

A conflict of ideology between the U.S. & Soviet Union with constant deadly threats for many decades.

• containment

• Marshall plan

• Truman Doctrine

• Cold War

The U.S. supported democratic S. Korea in this war while the communists supported N. Korea.

• Cold War

• Southeast Asia War

• Vietnam War

• Korean War

Line of latitude that divides N. and S. Korea with a demilitarized zone.

• 40th Parallel

• 38th Parallel

• Equator

• 30th Parallel

This is a military alliance of nations in Western Europe and North America made for each nation to defend the others if any are attacked.

• Warsaw Pact

• NATO

• SEATO

• Camp David Accord

What were the aims of the Marshall Plan? Check all that apply.

• prevent spread of communism in Western Europe

• attack the Soviet Union to stop communism from spreading

• stabilize the political order to promote democracy and free market economy

• stay out of international affairs and keep the U.S. isolated

Why did the U.S. support the Nationalists in the Chinese Civil War?

• Nationalists always did what was right

• the Nationalists would improve the U.S. economy

• fear that if the Communists won they would join with Soviet communists and threaten other democracies in Asia

• The Chinese communists were not aggressive enough

How did N. and S. Korea change in terms of the boundaries between them and their political philosophies as a result of the Korea War?

• The North Koreans controlled the entire Korean Peninsula and imposed communist rule over the whole country

• South Koreans were able to take over all of Korea and established democratic government

• Korea was split into several small provinces that were able to choose which form of government to adopt

• The border between N. and S. Korea remained at the 38th Parallel just like before the war, the North remained communists, and the South remained democratic