Cold War intro quiz - orange textbook

Communist and western governments sided with opposing forces (Soviet Union & U.S.)

Communist governments wanted to start a World War 3

Hot wars were VERY HOT in violence and western governments had superior warfare and technology

Europe divided into pro-communist states and anti-communist states

Australia was pro-communist which sparked the Cold War

North America was divided and most people were pro-communist while a small portions of citizens were anti-communist. The world powers were in a major shift with the rise of the communist party in many nations with robots

With Korea remaining divided, it stopped communism from spreading

The stalemate meant that the mates in the boats at the border were at a "stale" measurable defense system

South Korea was unfortunately forced to move all of its citizens to Australia in favor of no communism states or communist leader(s)

The Korean War did not result in the defeat of communist forces in the north and the heavy casualties made it seem to have failures

The Korean War was a failure because it was a serious offensive loss in North Vietnam

The Korean War did not result in positive endings for the people involved as the nuclear bomb had devastating effects in Korea

The U.S. was afraid if Vietnam fell to communism, the rest of Asia would fall as well. They joined to prevent it from happening.

The U.S. was afraid that the Soviet Union would take over and Vietnam would in turn be named South Soviet Union in the area.

The U.S. joined the conflict so that the possibility of taking over Vietnam's control on the area would in turn result in the U.S. having a new nation in Asia

U.S. and Vietnam

U.S. and Korea

U.S. and Soviet Union

U.S. and Germany

American Missile Crisis

Panama Canal Conflict

Soviet Union Missile Crisis

Cuban Missile Crisis

Allied Powers (AP)

United Nations (UN)

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

VJ Day

Berlin Wall

Communist Containment Policy

Berlin Airlift