Cold War

list all the consequences of the Cuban missile crisis

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why did the United States get involved in the Korean war?

• To secure resources in the region

• To test new military technologies
• To contain communism and support South Korea against North Korean aggression.
• To establish military dominance in Asia

how did the Korean war end?

• Armistice agreement signed on July 27, 1953
• Korean War hasn't ended

• Korean Peninsula was taken over by the communist north

• Korean Peninsula was taken over by the democratic south

the cold war was an ideological war between what ideologies?

• socialism and fascism
• democracy and dictatorship
• anarchism and totalitarianism
• capitalism and communism

what was the iron curtain?

• The Iron Curtain was a torture device created to find spy's and get rid of them

• The Iron Curtain was a military strategy used by the soviet union

• The Iron Curtain was a popular window treatment

• The Iron Curtain was the ideological and physical boundary dividing Europe after World War II.

what was NATO?

• NATO was a global economic organization
• NATO was an agreement to that the whole north Atlantic is a non-territorial water

• NATO was a space exploration initiative
• NATO was an intergovernmental military alliance between North American and European countries.

what countries were in NATO after WW2

• All of North America

• All of Europe

• US, UK, Canada, Iceland, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, France, Norway, and Germany

• United States, United Kingdom, France, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal

What was the Warsaw Pact?

• A trade agreement between Western European countries and Eastern European countries

• A peace treaty signed after World War II
• A deal between the US and the Soviet Union to end the cold war

• A political and military alliance formed by the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries in response to NATO.

what countries were in the Warsaw Pact?

• The countries of the middle east

• All of Europe

• Germany, Poland, Soviet union, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, and Turkey

• Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Soviet Union

how was the Cuban missile crisis resolved

• Through a peaceful surrender by Cuba
• Through a military invasion of Cuba by the United States
• Through military intervention by other countries
• Through negotiations and agreements between the United States and the Soviet Union