A practice test for Unit 7.
China
United States
England
France
Soviet Union
Socialist
Moderate
Capitalist
Liberal
Anarchist
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Moderate
Capitalist
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Anarchist
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The United States accidentally killed many friendly Soviet soldiers during the invasion of Germany.
The Soviet Union felt that the United States' invasion of Europe affairs was innapropriate.
The United States concealed the atomic bomb from the Soviet Union.
The United States delayed in opening a western front in the European Theater of World War II, allowing Hitler to use all of his forces against the USSR.
The Soviet Union was envious of the United States' new role as a world power.
The Soviet Union killed many innocent people during the Holocaust.
The Soviet Union had made an alliance with Hitler at the beginning of the war.
The United States was envious of the Soviet Union's role as the largest harvester of oil.
The United States felt that the USSR sold Alaska to the US for too high a price.
The United States did not agree with the Soviet Union's choice to invade China.
President Truman
President MacArthur
President Eisenhower
President Kennedy
President Carter
He would give them back full control of Germany.
He would cease invasions of China.
He would cease invasions of Afghanistan.
He would stop creating and selling nuclear weapons.
He would allow free elections in Eastern Europe.
Small nations with democratic governments surrounding the United States.
Small nations with Fascist governments surrounding Germany.
Small nations with communist governments surrounding the Soviet Union.
Small nations on space stations orbiting the planet.
He wanted to harvest raw materials from the land.
He wanted to gain control of the Ural Mountains, which would give him natural protection from potential enemies.
He wanted more land to build up an advanced military.
He wanted more land to test out nuclear experiments.
He wanted more land to start up a national space program.
The United States would defend itself from the threat of communism while other nations could determine for themselves whether or not they wanted communism.
The United States would directly attack the Soviet Union in an attempt to officially eliminate the threat of communism.
The United States would not interfere with international ordeals and would "contain" all of their actions inside of the nation.
The United States would not directly attack the Soviet Union, but would "contain" communism within Eastern Europe.
The US would provide friendly nations with military and/or economic support.
A conflict between the US and North Korea in which neither nation directly confronts the other on the battlefield.
A conflict between the US and USSR over control of Alaska.
A conflict between the US and USSR in which neither nation directly confronts the other on the battlefield.
A conflict between the US and USSR in which both nations directly fought with each other for world dominance.
A nuclear conflict between the US ans USSR.
The US would contain communism within the Soviet Union and not allow it to spread into other countries.
The US plan to invade North Korea.
A revision of the Monroe Doctrine.
President Truman's plan for making the United States superior to the USSR.
The plan to stop the spread of communism by helping nations with military and.or economic support.
China
Greece
North Korea
France
Turkey
Europe needed the United States' support; it was completely devastated.
The South Koreans needed support in fighting against North Korea.
The US needed to have CIA agents located in the USSR.
The US needed to keep KGB agents out of the US.
The US needed to keep a free market in China.
The United States
Italy
The Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
The citizens of West Berlin wanted to join the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union already controlled all of Berlin.
Berlin was located in Eastern Germany (the section of Germany owned by the USSR).
The Berlin Airlift prevented the Western countries from contacting West Berlin.
The Western countries were not allowed to take control of West Berlin without appearing aggressive and imperialistic to their allies.
He sent the West Berliners propaganda convincing them to join the Soviet Union.
He destroyed in and rebuilt it as a communist city.
He blockaded the city, preventing the citizens from accessing food or water.
He bough all of Berlin from the Western countries.
Nothing; Stalin never attempted to take control of Berlin.
The US formed a treaty with the USSR, and the USSR moved away from West Berlin.
American and British pilots flew food and supplies into West Berlin.
The United States confronted the Soviet Union in battle at Berlin.
The United States threatened to bomb Moscow if the USSR didn't back off.
Nothing; Berlin was conquered by the Soviet Union before the Western powers could intervene.
An economic alliance between the Eastern European nations.
A political alliance between the Eastern European nations, in which the countries would support each other if one was attacked.
An economic alliance between the Western European nations, the United States, and Canada.
A political alliance between the Western European nations, the United States, and Canada., in which the countries would support each other if one was attacked.
None of the above.
Nationalists
Monarchists
Fascists
Communists
Anarchists
China
The Soviet Union
Monglia
Japan
Germany
East, West
West, East
South, North
North, South
Korea was split up into more than 2 sections.
The 27th parallel
The 37th parallel
The 38th parallel
The 39th parallel
The DMZ
Pyongyang
Tokyo
Ho Chi Minh City
Seoul
Beijing
The Soviet Union did not want to come across as supporting violence to their allies.
The Soviet Union was boycotting the UN.
The Soviet Union did not want to fuel the flames of the Cold War.
The Soviet Union is not a member of the UN Security Council and thus cannot veto any decisions.
The Soviet Union left the UN a few months earlier and thus were not permitted to make any decisions.
General Eisenhower
General Patton
General MacArthur
General Tso
General Lee
The DMZ
The 38th Parallel
Seoul
Inchon
Pusan
The DMZ
The 38th Parallel
Seoul
Inchon
Pusan
They attacked the Americans.
They set up a massive defensive wall between Korea and China.
They retreated the section of China bordering Korea.
They went to the UN, demanding that the US stop their northern expansion.
They crossed the 38th Parallel and attacked the Americans.
The United States would build a defensive wall at the 38th Parallel.
The United States would blockade China.
The United States would nuke the Chinese.
The United States would sign a peace treaty with China.
The United States would abandon South Korea and leave them to fight for themselves.
The Soviet Union would gain control over North Korea.
A cease-fire line would be indicated.
The United States would gain control over South Korea.
South Korea would surrender to North Korea and give them all of their land.
A DMZ would be established.
Anarchist employees in the government.
Communist employees in the government.
KGB agents in the government.
Any employee disloyal to the government.
None of the above.
They were communists who were afraid of being discovered by the government.
They felt that the Board violated their rights.
They thought that Truman was being too strict with his domestic policies.
They did not want to go through the bureaucratic system associated with the Board.
All of the above.
Search for Communist influence in the movie industry.
Search for Communist influence in literature.
Search for undercover KGB agents hiding in the US.
Insert undercover CIA agents into the Soviet Union.
All of the above.
Hollywood actors who refused to testify before HUAC.
Undercover KGB agents hiding in Hollywood.
Hollywood screenwriters and directors who were practicing illegal activities in the stock market.
Hollywood movies that were claimed as communist propaganda.
None of the above.
Raise tariff on imported goods.
Give the government permission to invade the citizen's privacy in order to search for suspicious activities.
Made it unlawful to plan any action that might lead to the establishment of a totalitarian dictatorship in the US.
Gave women the right to vote.
Made it illegal for the Communist Party to exist in the US.
He legitimately believed that communists were taking over.
He was looking for a campaign issue.
He was trying to fuel the fires of the Cold War.
He wanted to get rid of enemy senators who opposed his opinions.
All of the above.
Tactics used to turn 2 enemies against each other.
Another word for jingoism.
Tactics used to remove enemies from states of power.
Tactics used to advance your career.
Tactics used to scare people into supporting your cause.
He wanted to expose his enemies while in their presence.
He could not be tried/sued for slander while in the Senate.
He was too afraid to speak about communism in the government while exposed in the public.
He did not want to come across as too imperialistic in his fight against communism.
None of the above.
The A-Bomb
The Unun-Bomb
The H-Bomb
The He-Bomb
The N-Bomb
Threatening the enemy into submission with nuclear weapons.
Forcing your enemy to exhaust their resources by engaging in a fierce competition with them.
Intense national pride and aggressive foreign policy.
The willingness to push nations to the brink of nuclear war to keep peace.
None of the above.
The Space Race
The Cold War
Nuclear War
An arms race.
All of the above.
Within the US.
Outside of the US.
In the Soviet Union.
In China.
In North Korea.
They discovered oil fields.
They took control of all commercially owned oil fields.
They gave the people control over ex-government controlled oil fields.
They bought oil fields from Iranian companies.
None of the above.
A military alliance.
An alliance of communist nations.
The Soviet Union's response to the formation of NATO.
All of the above.
None of the above.
East Germany and West Germany
The Soviet Union and the US
Iran and the CIA
The USSR and Afghanistan
Israel and Egypt
Airlifted food and supplies into Hungary.
Provided the Hungarians with weapons.
Persuaded the Soviet Union to give Hungary freedom.
Helped the HUngarians fight for independence.
Nothing.
The first space satellite.
An American satellite.
A Chinese satellite.
A Russian satellite.
An Iranian satellite.
Vladimir Lenin
Josef Stalin
Mikhail Gorbachev
Nikita Krushchev
John Lennon
Winston Churchill
Harry Truman
Josef Stalin
JFK
FDR
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