coldwar

Most definitions of the "Cold War" would include all of the following EXCEPT…

hostility included threats, propaganda, and open warfare

What year was the UN created and which option below is NOT a current Security Council member?

1945, Nationalist China

Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution limited a president to two terms?

22nd

When was the "Iron Curtain" speech, and who gave the hugely symbolic speech?

1946, Winston Churchill

When was the Truman Doctrine and which countries received aid?

1947, Greece & Turkey

The Truman Doctrine is important because it appears to violate…

All of these (Washington's "Farewell Address", The Monroe Doctrine, US policy before both World War I & World War II)

What year was George Kennan's "Long Memo" written and what did it recommend?

1947, containment

What year and policy is demonstrated by the following map? (map of Western Europe covered in dollar signs)

1948, Marshall Plan

When and where did the incident captured by the following image start? (image with many planes and a young girl drinking a glass of milk, caption: "MILK…new weapon of democracy")

1945, Berlin

Which of the following could have been factors in the election of 1948?

A & B only (the airlift, Truman's order eliminating military segregation)

What is/are the demographic(s) of a "States' Rights" Party voter in 1948?

A & C only (Resent government "intrusion," especially on racial issues, Wouldn't be surprising if they were a KKK member)

What military alliance -- and who were member nations -- formed because of the Berlin Blockade?

North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Western Europe and US

Which of the following is on the same ppt slide with HUAC (the following image is a hint)?

Red Scare

What year did the Cold War start to dramatically warm up (and turn red), and what happened?

1949, Soviet a-bomb detonation & commies win in China

Which of the following happened LAST?

Korean War

Which of the following is NOT true of the Korean War?

the sides were the U.S. and China versus N. Korea and the USSR