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CLEP Western Civilization: The Cold War
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Answer 29 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Wrote: One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. He was a well known American critic of the Soviets.
1949
Sputnik
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
apartheid
2. Flew tons of goods to Western Berlin for a year.
Berlin Airlift
1979
Sputnik
Wladyslaw Gomulka
3. Replaced the soviet union
Commonwealath of Independent Sates
Prague Spring
Congress of People's Deputies
Dienbienphu
4. Founder of Solidarity. elected in 1989.
European Recovery Program
Korean War
Prague Spring
Lech Walesa
5. The Soviets said they had the right to interfer in Communist nations.
Cold War
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Brezhnev Doctrine
1979
6. 1941. By Churchill and Roosevelt.
Hungary
Atlantic Charter
Bretton Woods Agreement
Sputnik
7. Wanted capitalism in Russia.
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Hungary
1949
Boris Yeltsin
8. The countries controlled by the soviet union in Europe.
Congress of People's Deputies
Bretton Woods Agreement
Korean War
Warsaw Pact
9. China became communist.
1949
Cuban Missile Crisis
United Nations
1989
10. Racial segregation in South Africa.
European Recovery Program
Cuban Missile Crisis
apartheid
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
11. Soviet-Afghan War. The U.S. and China helped Afghanistan.
Cold War
1969
Truman Doctrine
1979
12. 1988. Gorbachev.
13. People in Czechoslovakia did not want anymore repression in their politics. Alexander Dubeck
Hungary
1969
Prague Spring
1949
14. America landed on the moon.
Prague Spring
Cuban Missile Crisis
Berlin Airlift
1969
15. Wanted to have less restrictions on the Catholic Church in Poland. Wanted to be independent of the Soviet Union.
apartheid
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Bretton Woods Agreement
16. Still believed in communism but thought it had been corrupted and gave much more freedom.
Mikhail Gorbachev
apartheid
1973
Boris Yeltsin
17. Over democracy and communism. Between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Those that did not side with either were called third world. The U.S. wanted Germany to become a democracy.
Brezhnev Doctrine
Truman Doctrine
Congress of People's Deputies
Cold War
18. U.S. left Vietnam.
Sputnik
1949
Dienbienphu
1973
19. Said that the U.S. would assist anyone being attacked by outsiders and/or the Soviets. So the U.S. helped with the Greek Civil War.
Lech Walesa
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Congress of People's Deputies
Truman Doctrine
20. Helped rebuild Europe by providing them with money.
European Recovery Program
1979
Mikhail Gorbachev
Berlin Airlift
21. 1944. This agreement made the American dollar the reserve currency of the world.
European Recovery Program
Commonwealath of Independent Sates
Bretton Woods Agreement
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
22. Ended how it started with the 38th parallel between north and south.
Mikhail Gorbachev
1989
Korean War
Berlin Airlift
23. Imre Nagy was from this country and he wanted the Soviet soldiers to leave - and wanted this country to no longer be a part of the Warsaw Act.
1969
Hungary
Lech Walesa
1973
24. 1962. The soviet union was told to stop 'building missiles on Cuba'. rea p. 124. Khrushchev agreed and a possible nuclear war was prevented.
Cold War
Korean War
Cuban Missile Crisis
Warsaw Pact
25. This organization which was designed to prevent war was replaced by the League of Nations.
Sputnik
United Nations
Wladyslaw Gomulka
European Recovery Program
26. The first satellite by the soviets into space.
Korean War
Commonwealath of Independent Sates
Cold War
Sputnik
27. Built in 1961 to keep people from traveling to free countries. A well known gate in Checkpoint Charlie.
Congress of People's Deputies
Berlin Wall
Hungary
1969
28. Where Vietnam defeated the French. They were tired of having other soldiers in their country. The U.S. got involved because they did not want a bunch of nations to become communist. (domino theory)
Truman Doctrine
Dienbienphu
Hungary
Bretton Woods Agreement
29. People could leave the iron curtain. Berlin wall was torn down. Vaclav Havel became the president of Czechoslovakia.
1979
apartheid
Warsaw Pact
1989