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| During what years was the Cold War the most intense? |
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| What was the struggle for world control between the US and Soviets after WWII? |
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| Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy |
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| Who were the three presidents during the early Cold War? |
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| During what decade does the Cold War finally end? |
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| What was the union between the Soviet Union and its satellite nations called? |
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| What did Winston Churchill call the imaginary line between communist and non-communist Europe? |
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| What plan gave money to rebuild Europe after WWII? |
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| What government plan gave money to Greece and Turkey to help them fight off communist nations? |
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| NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) |
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| What was the US’ defensive military alliance after WWII called? |
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| What war was fought over countries divided at the 38th Parallel? |
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| Which part of Korea was Communist? |
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| Who was the outcome of the Korean War? |
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| What type of government did China get after WWII? |
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| Who became infamous for accusing others of being Communists in the US? |
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| Julius and Ethel Rosenberg |
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| What US couple was killed for giving bomb secrets to the Soviets? |
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| What was the first man-made satellite to orbit the earth? |
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| What type of spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union? |
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| What was Eisenhower’s foreign policy that was willing to go to the edge of war? |
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