Early Cold War Wayground Screencast (Slides 115 - 121)

To prevent the spread of communism

To form alliances with communist countries

To spread communism globally

To establish military bases worldwide

To spread communism globally

To prevent the spread of communism

To establish military bases worldwide

To form alliances with communist countries

The division of Korea at the 38th parallel

The invasion of South Korea by North Korea

The signing of a treaty between the U.S. and the Soviet Union

The Geneva Summit of 1955

He supported the spread of communism

He wanted to focus on rebuilding Japan

He believed China was not a threat

He wanted to avoid a full-scale war

To create a new trade route

To divide the country for rebuilding purposes

To prevent the spread of communism in South Korea

To establish a new government in North Korea

The intervention of China in support of North Korea

The lack of military resources in South Korea

The withdrawal of U.S. troops from the region

The United Nations' refusal to intervene

A plan to establish trade relations with communist countries

A strategy to rebuild Asian economies

The belief that communism would eventually collapse on its own

The idea that one communist country would lead to others falling to communism

It united Vietnam under a single communist government

It divided Vietnam into communist North and non-communist South

It established Vietnam as a U.S. ally

It ended the Vietnam War

The belief that communism would collapse on its own

The idea that one communist country would lead to others falling to communism

The strategy of forming alliances with communist countries

The concept of dividing countries into communist and non-communist regions