A) it was what Hitler wanted B) the Treaty of Versailles C) the Yalta Conference

1. Germany was divided and the U.S.S.R. agreed to hold free elections in satellite nations because of ______. • A) it was what Hitler wanted • B) the Treaty of Versailles • C) the Yalta Conference • D) the Treaty of Paris

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2. This was the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.----between the free world and Communism. • A) March Madness • B) the Korean War • C) the Potsdam Conference • D) the Cold War

3. Cold War tensions increased after this meeting when it was agreed that Germany would not pay war reparations and control of Germany’s industrial regions was settled. • A) The Warsaw Pact • B) Potsdam Conference • C) The Treaty of Versailles • D) The Treaty of Paris

4. These are smaller Eastern European nations under the control of the U.S.S.R. They were also part of the Warsaw Pact, uniting Communist countries against NATO. • A) the Commonwealth of Independent States • B) satellite nations • C) developing nations • D) third world nations

5. What economic system does the United States have? There is private ownership and a free market economy. • A) banking • B) socialism • C) capitalism • D) communism

6. With this economic system, the government controls the economy and the people are to “share the goods” created in the country. The U.S.S.R. had this type of economy. • A) democracy • B) free market • C) anarchy • D) communism

7. The Senator who led the investigations to uncover Communists working in the U.S. government. He accused people without much concrete evidence. • A) Joseph Rosenberg • B) Joseph McCarthy • C) J. Edgar Hoover • D) Alger Hiss

8. The Soviet Union wanted satellite nations because their main concern following World War II was the issue of ____. • A) land to grow food • B) security • C) countries to trade with • D) helping poorer nations prosper

9. Churchill said this had “descended across the continent” of Europe meaning Europe was now divided between free countries and Communist countries. • A) a Steel Curtain • B) a high mountain range • C) an Iron Curtain • D) barbed wire

10. George Kennan said the U.S.S.R. had a strong sense of insecurity. Communism should be contained, but it had serious weaknesses and would eventually fall apart. He stated this in ___. • A) his closing remarks at the Potsdam Conference • B) his address at the Yalta Conference • C) a letter to his mother • D) The Long Telegram

11. This policy meant to keep Communism from spreading and it controlled our policy through the Cold War period. Truman supported this. • A) the Marshall Plan • B) HUAC • C) containment • D) McCarthyism

12. This country was divided after World War II into a Democratic West and a Communist controlled East. The capital city was also divided and a wall kept people from escaping. • A) Russia • B) Germany • C) Poland • D) Greece

13. When the Soviets blockaded West Berlin, how did the U.S. get supplies into the city? • A) through tunnels • B) by train • C) they didn’t and millions starved • D) by plane, the Berlin Airlift

14. When the U.S. pledged to give military aid to Turkey and Greece to help stabilize the countries and resist Communism, this was called _________. • A) the Truman Doctrine • B) the Yalta Conference • C) NATO • D) HUAC

15. The U.S. offered aid to all of Europe in order to rebuild their economies and resist help from the Communists. This economic aid was the _________. • A) Berlin Airlift • B) NATO Plan • C) Marshall Plan • D) Warsaw Pact

16. This organization still exists today and the agreement is that members will come to the aid of any other member who comes under attack. • A) NAACP • B) NATO • C) the Yalta Conference • D) the Potsdam Conference

17. In 1949, this country had a Communist revolution and the new government was led by Mao Zedong. • A) Japan • B) Korea • C) China • D) Poland

18. The U.S. entered this war in 1950 to stop the Communist North from invading the non-Communist South. China and the U.S.S.R. secretly supported the North. • A) World War II • B) the Chinese Revolution • C) the Vietnam War • D) the Korean War

19. During the Korean War, this General wanted to drop nuclear bombs on China and the U.S.S.R. in order to end the war. • A) Sherman • B) MacArthur • C) Eisenhower • D) Patton

20. The fear that Communist spies had infiltrated the government of the U.S. was called the ______. • A) loyalty review program • B) Red Scare • C) witch hunt • D) search for Red October

21. This screened all federal employees to help decrease the fear that we had Communists in our government. • A) the Anti-Red Review • B) the Truman Campaign • C)the Loyalty Review Program • D) the Subversion Committee

22. This organization was expanded by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and was used to “expose Communists and Communist sympathizers.” • A) Red Cross • B) CIA • C) NATO • D) HUAC

24. This couple was accused of giving the Soviets secrets about the atomic bomb. They were executed as spies. • A) the Trumans • B) the Rosenbergs • C) the Ricardos • D) the McCarthys

25. This means accusing people of being Communist without much evidence. • A) Project Verona • B) sympathizers • C) perjury • D) McCarthyism

26. This act made it illegal to combine, conspire, or agree with any person who had Communists beliefs. • A) McCarran Act • B) NATO Agreement • C) Censure Act • D) Duck and Cover Act

A) it was what Hitler wanted B) the Treaty of Versailles C) the Yalta Conference