This U.N. body is most responsible for implementation.

Which of the following nations is not a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council?

At which conference did Joseph Stalin make promises about democracy that he did not keep?

The Iron Curtain referred to:

Which of the following was implemented in order to rebuild war torn countries in Europe so that Communism would not be an attractive option for those nations?

Which American president proposed the doctrine which stated that the United States would intervene on behalf of any nation fighting against Communist aggression?

The U.S. and Britain decided to use bombers to drop supplies and food to this city.

The Truman Doctrine, Berlin Airlift, and Marshall Plan are all examples of:

After World War II, the United States and other Western Democracies, formed _______ a military alliance that would protect democratic ideals around the world.

In response to North Korea's invasion of South Korea, the U.N. sent forces to the region. Who was the supreme commander of these forces?

Which event most contributed to the Korean War becoming a stalemate?

Which of the following was a consequence of the Korean War?

The Viet-Minh, an Vietnamese independence organization, was founded by:

Under Communist backed leadership, the Democratic Republic of Vietnam made its capital city:

1. In the south of Vietnam, the French backed Emperor Bao Dai established the State of Vietnam with ______ as its capital.

The ________ was a decisive victory for the Viet Minh which forced the French to abandon their occupation of the region.

The Geneva Accords of 1954 decided that:

Lyndon Johnson's involvement in the Vietnam conflict primarily focused on:

Dwight Eisenhower's involvement in the Vietnam conflict primarily focused on:

Richard Nixon's involvement in the Vietnam conflict primarily focused on:

John F. Kennedy's involvement in the Vietnam conflict primarily focused on:

The Bay of Pigs invasion involved an attempt by the United States to remove _______ from power.

What was President Kennedy's initial response to finding out about Soviet missile sites in Cuba?

The Cuban Missile crisis was resolved after the Soviet Union agreed to remove the missiles from Cuba and the United States agreed to:

The "Prague Spring" was a rebellion against Soviet authority that was crushed but inspired future challenges to power. This event took place in:

What does the term detente refer to?

Detente was on display when Richard Nixon conducted a presidential visit of this country in 1972.

Which of the following treaties helped to limit the number of nuclear weapons that each Cold War nation possessed?

Which American president believed in strength during the Cold War and therefore proposed the Strategic Defense Initiative?

Which Soviet leader proposed the policies of glasnost and perestroika?

The term perestroika refers to:

Which country did the Soviet Union invade in 1979? This is referred to by many historians as the "Soviet Vietnam."