WorksheetsIntroduction to the Cold War
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
What was the Cold War?
ending of relations between the United States and Europe
short period of arctic temperatures
a struggle for world power between the United States and Soviet Union
removal of Asian countries from NATO
What were the conditions set forth by the Yalta Conference?
Germany was to be divided into four occupation zones
Poland's borders were redrawn
self-government and free elections in Eastern Europe
all of the above
What is the Iron Curtain?
dissolution of the Soviet Union
the establishment of the United States as an economic power
the imaginary barrier between the East and the West
a trade blockade created between the United States and Europe
What was the name of the legislation created by President Truman to provide aid to countries resisting communist threats?
Marshall Plan
Truman Mandate
Truman Doctrine
Potsdam Accords
What was the Marshall Plan?
a financial aid plan meant to degrade the Soviet economy.
a financial aid plan to assist post-war recovery in Europe
a war strategy on the invasion of the Soviet Union
all of the above
What was the Berlin airlift?
parachute troops landing in Berlin to install a government
the training of Berlin citizens to be pilots
the removal of people from Berlin by the Soviets.
an effort by the Allies to fly resources into Berlin.
How did the Marshall Plan help Europe rebuild?
it provided manpower to help rebuild cities.
it created a series of alliances between major world powers
it provided funding to European countries to rebuild the economy
it dissolved the German government
What was the United Nations?
An assistance program to provide food, machinery, and other materials to rebuild Western Europe
An international organization intended to protect members from aggression
An organization to promote Soviet Policies
An organization that prepares really good food.
Following the war, Germany was
Divided into occupied zones, the east to the Soviets and the west to the democracies.
restored to the Kaiser under the supervision of the U.S.S.R.
ceded to the Republic of Poland.
Allowed to keep Berlin autonomous without allied supervision.
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