The main goal of the Truman Doctrine was to

____________ was the leader of the Communists in China

All of the following were reasons why Stalin was mad towards the end of WW2 EXCEPT:

In what action did we see Stalin trying to take over the entire city of Berlin?

When the armistice was signed ending the Korean War,

Accusations of communism were widely present in the US government and military by

American interest in developing a hydrogen bomb intensified when

All of the following were things included in Truman's Fair Deal EXCEPT:

All of the following were members of the “Big Three” at the end of the war EXCEPT:

Who was defeated in the Chinese Civil War to allow the Communists to take control?

All of the following were new activities Americans did because of the car in the 1950s EXCEPT:

The case of Brown v. Board of Education (1954) resulted in

What year did the TV become widely available?

All of the following were reasons why the Korean War is considered to be a stalemate EXCEPT:

During the Korean War, the US lost ____________ lives.

How much money did the US spend on the Korean war?

What was the name of the final WW2 conference with the “Big Three?”

The “space race” the US won on July 20, 1969 was

The _______ were implicated in leaking the SU the secret of the atomic bomb and executed.

What is the most popular music among adolescents in the 1950s?

All of the following were NEW consumer products available in the 1950s EXCEPT:

When did the US drop the first practice H-bomb?

Who became the leader of the Soviet Union after Stalin died?

Due to the decision in Miranda v Arizona, if you are arrested,

All of the following were things in the “Great Society” EXCEPT:

What Supreme Court case made school prayer illegal?

Joseph McCarthy’s lost the support of the American people when he said bad things about the US

All of the following events happened during JFK's Presidency EXCEPT

Which country won the first several "space races?"

What was the name of the first Soviet satellite?

When the US got caught flying secret high-altitude missions by the SU it was called the

What was the name of Winston Churchill's speech he gave in Fulton, Missouri?

Which countries brought in food and supplies to West Berlin for 327 days during the Berlin Airlift?

In Germany, in 1948, it was

What divides Korea?

Who won the presidency in 1952?

What was the name of the defense alliance that was in response to NATO?

When did the US launch their first satellite in space?

Who won the presidency in 1960?

TERM: the peacekeeping organization that started after WWII

TERM: countries that were dominated by the Soviet Union after WW2

TERM: a political and economic system in which the major productive resources in a society are owned by the public or the state, and wealth is divided among citizens equally or according to individual need

TERM: an economic system in which the means of production and distribution are privately or corporately owned and the operations are funded by profits.

TERM: a form of government in which the people rule, either directly or through elected representatives.

TERM: it came to stand for the division in Europe (democracy & communism)

TERM: United States policy using numerous strategies to prevent the spread of communism abroad.

TERM: the conflict between the US and the Soviet Union from 1945-1991

TERM: This gave $400 million of aid to help Greece and Turkey, so they would not fall to communism

TERM: This gave 16 European countries get $13 billion of aid over 4 years so they would not fall to communism

TERM: the nickname for the United States and the Soviet Union after WW2

TERM: It investigated suspected communists who held government positions

TERM: It investigated suspected communists especially in the entertainment industry

TERM: people who were condemned for having a Communist background by not being hired for jobs

TERM: the unfair tactic of accusing people of disloyalty (like being Communist) without providing proof during the 1950s

TERM: the US government agency that uses spies to gather information about different countries

TERM: the US would defend the Middle East against an attack by any communist country.

TERM: Harry S. Truman's economic plan for the United States

TERM: John F. Kennedy's domestic plan for the United States

TERM: Lyndon B. Johnson's domestic plan for the United States