7th grade SE Asia History - Containment of Communism

What was the Cold War?

• A period of peace between the United States and the Soviet Union
• A period of cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union
• A tense period without direct warfare between the United States and the Soviet Union
• A period of direct warfare between the United States and the Soviet Union

What was the United States' policy regarding communism?

• Promotion
• Dissolution
• Acceptance
• Containment

What was the main objective of the United States in both the Korean War and the Vietnam War?

• Stopping the spread of capitalism
• Promoting democracy
• Containing communism
• Dissolving communism

What is guerilla warfare?

• Attacking slowly and methodically, then staying to fight
• Attacking slowly and methodically, then retreating and hiding before the enemy can recover
• Attacking quickly and destructively, then staying to fight
• Attacking quickly and destructively, then retreating and hiding before the enemy can recover

What was the outcome of the Korean War?

• The United States won
• A stalemate
• North Korea won
• South Korea won

What was the outcome of the Vietnam War?

• The United States took over all of Vietnam
• Vietnam remained divided
• Communism took over all of Vietnam
• Democracy took over all of Vietnam

What was the United States' position in the Vietnam War?

• Backing North Vietnam
• Neutral
• Backing South Vietnam
• Not involved

What was the Vietcong?

• A group of soldiers in South Vietnam who supported communism
• A group of soldiers in North Vietnam who supported communism
• A group of soldiers in North Vietnam who supported democracy
• A group of soldiers in South Vietnam who supported democracy

What was the United States' main objective in both the Korean War and the Vietnam War?

• To dissolve communism
• To stop the spread of capitalism
• To promote democracy
• To stop the spread of communism

What is the definition of a stalemate?

• When neither side can gain an advantage
• When both sides agree to a ceasefire
• When one side surrenders
• When one side gains an advantage