Truman Doctrine

When did the Cold War start

• 1947
• 1980
• 1965
• 1950

Who was involved in the Cold War?

• Germany and Japan
• United States and Soviet Union
• France and Canada
• China and India

In the Cold War, what did containment mean

• Containment meant preventing the spread of communism.
• Containment was about economic cooperation.
• Containment referred to military expansion.
• Containment meant promoting communism.

What was the 1st test of the Truman Doctrine

• The Vietnam War

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

• The Berlin Blockade

• The Korean War

What was the Berlin Airlift incident

• A military operation to invade East Berlin in 1945.
• A peace treaty signed between the US and USSR in 1950.
• A military operation to supply West Berlin during the Soviet blockade

• A cultural festival held in Berlin during the Cold War.

What was the result of the Berlin Airlift

• The Berlin Airlift caused the Soviet Union to gain control over West Berlin.
• The Berlin Airlift resulted in a military conflict between the US and the USSR.
• The Berlin Airlift was a failed attempt to evacuate West Berlin residents.
• The Berlin Airlift successfully supplied West Berlin and ended the Soviet blockade.

What did the Truman Doctrine end up contributing to?

• The end of World War II in Europe.
• The creation of NATO

• The rise of isolationism in the U.S.