___ was created toward the end of World War II to prevent a future war from occurring.

The Korean War began when...

After WWII, ___ Truman Doctrine vowed to support and protect any country that was threatened with a Communist invasion. 

After the successful completion of the Berlin Airlift in 1949, the same year the United States joined nine ___ countries, including Iceland and Canada, to form the ___.

The fundamental economic and political differences between United States and the Soviet Union was that the U.S. believed in a ___and the Soviet Union believed in ___.

The Korean War ended in a ___ in 1953 where the two countries remain divided at the ___ under a cease-fire agreement.

In 1957 ___ successfully launched the first satellite named Sputnik I into Space, which effectively began the ___ Race.

___ was divided into 4 sections by the United States, Great Britain, France, and ___ at the conclusion of WWII.

Identify all of the characteristics that are representative of the United Nations.

___ and ___ , world leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union, squared off against each other during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

After WWII, much of ___ was in ruins.  The United States developed the ___ to provide financial aid to countries in need with the hope that they would not fall to Communism. 

The ___ was created by the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries to combat against NATO countries.

The ___ , born between the years 1945-1964, drastically changed the population of the United States after WWII and remains the largest generation in the US today?

The ___ was a result of the Soviet Union placing missiles in Cuba.  How did the United States respond to this threat?

The Vietnam War was ___ in the United States because its citizens ___ and ___ the U.S. involvement in the war, the ___ of men to fight in the war, and the ___campaigns in Vietnam.

A public ___ was needed if necessary during the Cold War because of the constant threat of ___.

The Berlin Wall was constructed in 1961 to separate the capital city in ___.  In 1989 it was torn down and became a symbol of the collapse of the ___ and the end of the Cold War Era.

The Vietnam War resulted in ___ Vietnam falling to Communist rule by ___Vietnam after US troops ___.

After WWII ended, the work force shifted back to ___ , and most ___ returned full time to family responsibilities.

One factor that led to changing patterns in U.S. society after WWII was that there was a strong ___ , ___ productivity, and increased demand for ___ products.

A reason for rapid growth of the U.S. ___ after World War II was that Americans purchased goods ___.

The rationing of consumer goods and businesses producing war materials was a reason for rapid growth of the U.S. economy after WWII.

A reason for rapid growth of the U.S. economy after WWII was that ___ unions merged and became more ___ and workers gained new benefits and higher ___.

The National Defense Act was a greater investment in ___ and ___ to help the ___ compete with the ___ after its launch of a low cost satellite into space.

The ___, launched in 1956, caused ___ to become the main mode of transportation.

After World War II, as women's roles evolved after World War II to working ___ and ___, new ___ made the work load at home easier. 

All of the contributing factors to large numbers of women entering the workforce after World War II were that more of them had a grade school education, a college education, more part-time jobs were available, and marriage bars were eliminated.

The expansion of ___ through the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948 was a road map to guarantee the rights of individuals ___.

After World War II, the GI Bill of Rights gave educational, housing and employment benefits to ___.

President Truman...

The Global War on Terror, Foreign National Defense, & Preemptive War...

Which one of the following nations emerged as an economic and military power after the Cold War?

Governments seizing each other's shipments, a labor shortage, the spread of influenza, and limited natural resources are trade, jobs, disease, and energy challenges faced by the United States after the Cold War.