Section 2.2: How Churchill's Iron speech increased east-west tensions

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When was Churchill's ‘iron curtain’ speech?:

  1. May 1945

  2. March 1947

  3. March 1946

  4. May 1947

  1. March 1946

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The ‘iron curtain’ speech was held at _____________ college in _____ ______, USA

The ‘iron curtain’ speech was held at Westiminister college in Fulton Missouri, USA

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What is the official title of the ‘iron curtain speech’ ?

The Sinews of Peace

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True or false: Churchill's speech was a warning stating that the USAs tolitarian expansion was descending across Europe

False: Churchill's speech was a warning stating that the Soviets tolitarian expansion was descending across Europe

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Who was Churchill calling for an alliance to resist the Soviets?

Churchill was calling for an alliance between Britain and the USA.

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From where were the Soviets controlling the Eastern European countries?

From Moscow

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Stalin reacted _____ to the ‘expansionist tolitarian’ accusation and accused Churchill for wanting to provoke a ___.

Stalin reacted badly to the ‘expansionist tolitarian’ accusation and accused Churchill for wanting to provoke a war.

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What did the ‘iron speech’ encourage?

The speech encouraged a more agressive foreign policy to be formed by Truman.

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How did the Soviets view the formation of a more aggressive foreign policy from USA ?

The Soviets viewd it as an attempt to contain and undermine them.