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Cold War. Post War Problems. Chapter 25&26. 50 nations agreed to live in peace and to unite to provide security. United Nations. The rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union following World War II. Cold War. First commander of NATO. Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Post War Problems Chapter 25&26
50 nations agreed to live in peace and to unite to provide security. United Nations
The rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union following World War II Cold War
First commander of NATO Dwight D. Eisenhower
The policy of trying to keep the Soviet Union from expanding its area of influence. Containment
Radio station that is renowned for carrying the Grand Ole Opry WSM
Formed by the Soviet Union to solidify their control over Eastern Europe Warsaw Pact
Our former ally who was driven from the vast mainland of China to a small island of Taiwan. Chaing Kai-shek
Constructed by the Communists to keep Eastern Germans from fleeing to the West Berlin Wall
A pledge that the United States would use overwhelming force to settle serious conflicts Massive Retaliation
Developed the polio vaccine Jonas Salk
Leader of North Korea backed by the Soviet Union Kim Il Sung
the policy that in order to preserve the peace of the world the U.S. must go “to the brink of war” Brinkmanship U.S. military publicly test an atomic bomb at Bikini Atoll on July 25
TV star who was a pioneer in the television industry Lucille Ball
The Unite States sent millions in aid to help the French fight communism here Vietnam
Pretended to have a list of Communists in the US government McCarthy
The first great popular Rock ‘n Roll star or group Elvis Presley
Claimed that the State Department was infested with Communist agents. Joseph McCarthy
Winston Churchill’s desciption The line between Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe and the west. Iron Curtain
a plan That provided billions in aid to Western Europe. Marshall Plan
Communist leader who controlled North Vietnam Ho Chi Mihn
Led communist takeover of Mainland China. Moa Zedong
Government official accused of providing classified documents to the Soviets. Alger Hiss
Fired by Truman for speaking out against his policy of a limited war MacArthur
Foreign policy to help any nation in the Middle East to resist Communist aggression Eisenhower Doctrine
Truman’s domestic policy that included a number of programs in the tradition of the New Deal. Fair Deal
Developed by American scientists by fusing atoms together. Hydrogen Bomb
Began in the US as a result of the communist takeover of China, Espionage, and the Soviet union creating atomic weapons. Red Scare
The policy of supporting free people who were resisting takeovers by armed minorities. Truman Doctrine
Created to conduct secret actions against foreign targets CIA
Formed by the Soviet Union to solidify their control over Eastern Europe Warsaw Pact
American educated leader of South Korea during the Korean War Syngman Rhee
Event that led to the creation of NATO Berlin Blockade
Agency that took charge of the nation’s programs for exploring outer space NASA
People who became rebellious about the conformity of the 1950s Beat Generation
replaced Stalin as the Soviet leader in 1953, and called for “peaceful coexistence” with the Untied States Nikita Khrushchev
Fired by Truman for recommending the use of atomic weapons during the Korean War Douglas MacArthur
Missiles that could carry nuclear weapons thousands of miles ICBMs
Executed for allegedly sharing secrets about the atomic bomb with the Soviet Union. Julius and Ethel Rosenburg