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When no weapons were fired from the U.S. and the Soviet Union. |
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A term from Winston Churchill. Used about Europe that nothing was getting in or out and it was all behind closed doors. |
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Keeping something in one place so that it would weaken and die out. |
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The man who came up with the containment plan. |
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U.S. would send aid to any country that helped fight the spread of communist. |
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When Germany had closed off supply routes to Berlin and the U.S. gave them supplies by airplane. |
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To see if America or Soviet Union would build the most and biggest nuclear bombs. |
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The president after Rossevent died and dropped the 2 bombs. |
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He ruler of the Soviet Union. |
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The primeminster of England and Britian |
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The U.S. would give aid to the countries of Europe to help them rebuild after world war 2. |
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A nation that looks independent but is really under some other nations controll. |
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Pulling troops out of countries to relieve the tentions. |
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The guide to controll weapons of mass destroctions?? |
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An aggrement to stop the spread of nuclear weapons. |
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the number of missles the U.S. had and the number of missles the Soviet Uion had. |
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A time of anticommunist in America |
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the north atlantic treay organization is the agreement of europe agianst the presived threat of soviet aggrestion |
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This was when many European countries promised to come to each others aid if one of them fell to invading countries. |
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A general in the army, the U.S. ambassitor to china and over saw the marshall plan got the noble peace award. |
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