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| The combining of different theoretical work with engineering. |
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| Russia, the United States, and England. |
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| Doctrine created after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia. |
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| Progressive Catholics and revitalized Catholic political parties that became influential. |
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| The period after World War II during which the world was politically divided. |
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| The European Economic Community, created by the 6 nations of the Coal and Steel community in 1957. |
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| The reversal of Europe's overseas expansion caused by the rising demand of Asian and African peoples. |
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| The liberlization of the post-Stalin Soviet Union, led by reformer Nikita Krhrushchev. |
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| The progressive piecemeal relaxation of cold war tensions. |
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| The combined rates of inflation and unemployment. |
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| North Atlantic Treaty Organization, an anti-Soviet military alliance of Western governments. |
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| The Arab-led Organization of Petroleum exporting Countries. |
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| Scandal in which Nixon's assistants broke into the Democratic Party headquarters in July 1972. |
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