Who were the 'Big Three' at the Potsdam Conference?

Which conference divided Germany and the city of Berlin into 4 zones occupied by the British, French, US, and Soviet Union?

Which conference is where the Allied Power leaders met in Yalta to discuss plans for peace after WWII?

Which of the following is an organization dedicated to resolving international conflicts?

The term used to describe the struggle for global power between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Countries under complete control of the Soviet Union during the Cold War were known as

The goal of preventing the Soviet Union from expanding its influence around the world is known as

This policy aided to help foreign countries fight communism during the Cold War

Under this policy Western Europe received more than $13 billion in U.S. loans and grants towards economic recovery in Europe between 1948-1952.

This organization promised to defend each other if attacked.

NATO stands for

For mutual defense against NATO this organization formed

This law offered veterans money for school as well as loans for houses, farms, and businesses under President Truman.

The GI Bill of Rights was also known as

During the election of 1948 Truman's support on Civil Rights led some Democrats who favored segregation to join the following group

Who was the leader of the People's Republic of China in 1949?

Name the area in which Korea is divided into North Korea and South Korea.

Which weapon was far more powerful than the atomic bombs used in World War II?

The race to see who could build the most weapons between the United States and the Soviet Union was known as the

In October 1957, the Soviets launched the first artificial satellite known as

President Eisenhower changed Truman's containment policy and threatened to start another war in efforts to fight the spread of communism. This was known as

During the 1950s people felt better off then they were during the Depression and WWII. American marriages and families increased. Children born from this era were known as the

As American relocated to new areas during the 1950s to find jobs and improve their lives. Many settled in southern and western states due its warm year-around climate and low taxes. What was the name of this area?

A housing community outside of the city is known as the

As middle class families moved to the suburbs during the 1950s, those who couldn't afford to move were left in the urban areas that were decaying increasingly. Which federal program improved the life in cities?

Young Americans who criticized American society with an unusual writing style and rebellious behavior were known as the beatniks but were also called