Europe after WWII

Germany was split into 4 zones after WWII. Label the correct zone with the country that controlled it. Label the capital of Germany

b

c

d

e

a

Soviet Union

France

United States

Berlin

Great Britain

Match the following

• United Nations

• Meeting held in Feb. 1945 where the "Big Three" leaders discussed what to do with Europe after WWII.

• policy of containment

• United States policy to hold back Communism.

• Yalta Conference

• United States plan to pump $13 billion worth of supplies, machinery,

  and food into Western Europe

• Marshall Plan

• International peacekeeping organization created after WWII.

• iron curtain

• Term coined by Winston Churchill to describe East Europe being cut off from the West after WWII.

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Capitalism

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(b) Communism

• Government decides what crops are grown and what goods are made for people.

• The government controls the resources

• People work together for the common interest and benefit of everyone.

• Individuals control resources

• government overseas farms, businesses, and property

• Some people have more money than others and can own more and buy more goods

• farms, businesses, and property are privately owned

• Individuals make decisions on how to use land and run businesses.

Organize these options into the right categories.

Groups:

(a) NATO Members (1950's)

,

(b) Warsaw Pact

• Germany
• West Germany

• Hungary

• Albania

• Great Britain

• Romania

• Czechoslovakia

• East Germany

• Soviet Union

• United States

• France

• Canada

• Poland

Organize these countries into Communist and non-Communist governments during the Cold War.

Groups:

(a) Communist

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(b) non-Communist

• South Korea

• North Korea

• Soviet Union (USSR)

• China

• United States

• Taiwan