Cold War Review

A society where competition creates inovations

A government where freedom of choice is essnetial

A Classless society where the government controls all aspects of everyday life

An egalitarian society where everyone’s opinion matters and the minority is protected

Breaking into the White House

Passing on atomic secrets to the USSR

Creating communists propaganda

Spying on the USSR for the US

United States

North Korea

South Korea

There was no winner

The Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary

Germany, Italy, and Japan

The United States, Great Britain, France, and West Germany

The United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union

U.S. led operation that supplied West Berlin with all their needs

An attempt to evacuate POWs from Berlin after WWII

The invasion of Soviet troops into East Berlin

Soviet led operation that supplied West Berlin with all their needs

A U.S. economic recovery program designed to stop the spread of communism in Western Europe.

A Soviet plan designed to convert more countries to Communism.

A Soviet blockade of West Berlin that was designed to pressure NATO countries from leaving Berlin.

The plan by the U.S. to break a Soviet blockade in West Berlin.

A plan to go shopping at Marshalls

The Soviet policy of containing capitalism and democratic ideals.

The U.S. policy of containing the spread of communism.

The U.S. policy of containing the post World War II diseases.

The Soviet policy of containing the people fleeing the Soviet Union.

The division between republicans and democrats

The separation of church and state

The difference between nuclear powers and non-nuclear powers

A metaphor used to describe the division of the world into two sides: Communist & Capitalist.

An economy where the government controls everything and there is little to no competition

An economy where there are many competing businesses that leads to many different choices.

An economy that everyone has little choice and resources are distributed by the government

An economy where everyone does what the government says.

Communist

Democracy

Monarchy

Republic

North Korea

North Vietnam

Cuba

China

The Korean River

The International Date Line

38th Parallel

The Korean Mountains

Daniel Webster

John McCain

Joseph McCarthy

Daniel Webster

Investigated suspected Communists in the position of influence.

Enforced food standards across the United States

Investigated possible governmental corruption.

Advocated for civil rights

Famous Hollywood actors who created a list of communists

Members of the film industry who were suspected communists and convicted of perjury.

Hollywood actors who supported the Korean War.

Actors who protested the Korean war by refusing to work.

The fear of Communists taking control of the government.

The fear that South Americans are plotting to take over the government.

The fear that Neo-Fascists are taking over the government.

The fear of homosexual people in the United States government led by Joseph McCarthy.

The Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary

Germany, Italy, and Japan

The United States, Great Britain, France, and West Germany

The United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union

The Soviet Union

China

Japan

Vietnam

Loyalty oaths for government employees who had a past connection to communism

A benefits program for all government employees

A rewards program for shopping at US-friendly stores

A reward for reporting communist sympathizers

The Soviet plot to assassinate President Truman.

President Truman's policy to ease tensions with the Soviet Union.

President Truman's policy that the US should give support to countries or peoples threatened by Soviet forces.

President Truman's policy of denuclearizing.