Question 1

Identify the following terms: 
 Carter Doctrine

Accepted Answer

The Carter Doctrine is a policy proclaim

Question 2

Which leaders supported the Nonaligned Movement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nehru, Tito, and Sukarno. 
B)  Castro, Tito, and Mao. 
C)  Mao, Gorbachev, and Brezhnev. 
D)  Ho Chi Minh, Sukarno, and Kennan. 
E)  Marshall, Johnson, and Kissinger. 
A)  Nehru, Tito, and Sukarno. 
B)  Castro, Tito, and Mao. 
C)  Mao, Gorbachev, and Brezhnev. 
D)  Ho Chi Minh, Sukarno, and Kennan. 
E)  Marshall, Johnson, and Kissinger.

Question 3

In the first Indochina war, Ho Chi Minh and the Vietminh Front fought against

Accepted Answer

A)  the United States. 
B)  France. 
C)  South Vietnam. 
D)  Great Britain. 
E)  China. 
A)  the United States. 
B)  France. 
C)  South Vietnam. 
D)  Great Britain. 
E)  China.

Question 4

The Geneva agreement of 1954

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A)  united Vietnam into one nation. 
B)  awarded France the southern part of Vietnam. 
C)  temporarily divided Vietnam into a communist north and a non-communist south. 
D)  permanently canceled the previously scheduled elections. 
E)  ended the Korean War with a truce arranged along the 17th parallel. 
A)  united Vietnam into one nation. 
B)  awarded France the southern part of Vietnam. 
C)  temporarily divided Vietnam into a communist north and a non-communist south. 
D)  permanently canceled the previously scheduled elections. 
E)  ended the Korean War with a truce arranged along the 17th parallel.

Question 5

Identify the following terms: 
 Nonaligned Movement

Accepted Answer

The Nonaligned Movement (NAM) is an inte

Question 6

Identify the following terms: 
 COMECON

Accepted Answer

COMECON, an acronym for the Council for

Question 7

The People's Republic of China entered the Korean War

Accepted Answer

A)  because the Soviet Union's Stalin demanded that Mao invade Korea in order to spread the communist revolution to Korea. 
B)  in order to distract the Chinese public from its disastrous economic condition. 
C)  because the United Nations urged that China intervene in order to preserve peace. 
D)  in fear that hostile American military forces would be stationed on the Chinese frontier. 
E)  in order to deflect the invasion of China by the army of South Korea. 
A)  because the Soviet Union's Stalin demanded that Mao invade Korea in order to spread the communist revolution to Korea. 
B)  in order to distract the Chinese public from its disastrous economic condition. 
C)  because the United Nations urged that China intervene in order to preserve peace. 
D)  in fear that hostile American military forces would be stationed on the Chinese frontier. 
E)  in order to deflect the invasion of China by the army of South Korea.

Question 8

What city did Khrushchev refer to as a "boil on the foot of the United States"?

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A)  Berlin. 
B)  Moscow. 
C)  Beijing. 
D)  Saigon. 
E)  Jerusalem. 
A)  Berlin. 
B)  Moscow. 
C)  Beijing. 
D)  Saigon. 
E)  Jerusalem.

Question 9

The Viet Cong were the forces in South Vietnam that opposed the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Détente refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  the destabilization of the relationship between the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China. 
B)  the detection of nuclear tests in the atmosphere in accordance with the Helsinki Agreement. 
C)  the deactivation of the hot line between Moscow and Washington, D.C. after the Bay of Pigs fiasco. 
D)  the destruction of the artificial border between North and South Vietnam as a part of the 1953 truce. 
E)  the lessening of tensions after the Cuban Missile Crisis between the United States and the Soviet Union. 
A)  the destabilization of the relationship between the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China. 
B)  the detection of nuclear tests in the atmosphere in accordance with the Helsinki Agreement. 
C)  the deactivation of the hot line between Moscow and Washington, D.C. after the Bay of Pigs fiasco. 
D)  the destruction of the artificial border between North and South Vietnam as a part of the 1953 truce. 
E)  the lessening of tensions after the Cuban Missile Crisis between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Question 11

T he 1975 agreement in which the West recognized the Soviet sphere of influence in Eastern Europe and all the signatories promised to protect the human rights of their citizens was

Accepted Answer

A)  SALT II. 
B)  the Paris Peace Treaty. 
C)  the Equivalence Accord. 
D)  the Helsin ki Accords. 
E)  the Moscow Memorandum. 
A)  SALT II. 
B)  the Paris Peace Treaty. 
C)  the Equivalence Accord. 
D)  the Helsin ki Accords. 
E)  the Moscow Memorandum.

Question 12

The eastern European communist leader who was most successful in resisting control by the Soviet Union was

Accepted Answer

A)  Joseph Stalin. 
B)  Joseph Broz Tito. 
C)  Walter Ulbricht. 
D)  Lech Walesa. 
E)  Imre Nagy. 
A)  Joseph Stalin. 
B)  Joseph Broz Tito. 
C)  Walter Ulbricht. 
D)  Lech Walesa. 
E)  Imre Nagy.

Question 13

Identify the following terms: 
 the PLA

Accepted Answer

The term "PLA" can refer to several diff

Question 14

The supposed public fear in the United States to becoming involved in a regional war was the

Accepted Answer

A)  Berlin Syndrome. 
B)  Korea Syndrome. 
C)  Munich Syndrome. 
D)  Jerusalem Syndrome. 
E)  Vietnam Syndrome. 
A)  Berlin Syndrome. 
B)  Korea Syndrome. 
C)  Munich Syndrome. 
D)  Jerusalem Syndrome. 
E)  Vietnam Syndrome.

Question 15

Identify the following terms: 
 Ronald Reagan's "evil empire"

Accepted Answer

The term "evil empire" was used by U.S.

Question 16

When the United States, Great Britain, and France began to plan for the unification of their three zones in western Germany, the Soviets responded with the

Accepted Answer

A)  Berlin Wall. 
B)  Berlin Blockade. 
C)  Berlin Airlift. 
D)  Munich Line. 
E)  Eastern Front. 
A)  Berlin Wall. 
B)  Berlin Blockade. 
C)  Berlin Airlift. 
D)  Munich Line. 
E)  Eastern Front.

Question 17

Identify the following terms: 
 John F. Kennedy

Accepted Answer

John F. Kennedy, commonly referred to by

Question 18

"Containment" envisioned

Accepted Answer

A)  an immediate roll-back of Soviet power in eastern Europe. 
B)  granting the Soviet the right expand to the Rhine River but no further. 
C)  the vigilant application of a counter-force in reaction to shifting Soviet policies. 
D)  a policy of American isolation from the post-war European problems. 
E)  new security program to weed out communist spies in the United States government. 
A)  an immediate roll-back of Soviet power in eastern Europe. 
B)  granting the Soviet the right expand to the Rhine River but no further. 
C)  the vigilant application of a counter-force in reaction to shifting Soviet policies. 
D)  a policy of American isolation from the post-war European problems. 
E)  new security program to weed out communist spies in the United States government.

Question 19

The outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis could best be described as

Accepted Answer

A)  a victory for the United States. 
B)  a victory for the Soviet Union. 
C)  a compromise which avoided nuclear war. 
D)  a defeat for Fidel Castro at the Bay of Pigs. 
E)  failure of diplomacy. 
A)  a victory for the United States. 
B)  a victory for the Soviet Union. 
C)  a compromise which avoided nuclear war. 
D)  a defeat for Fidel Castro at the Bay of Pigs. 
E)  failure of diplomacy.

Question 20

The United State's threat to use military force if necessary to safeguard Western access to the Middle East's oil reserves is known as the

Accepted Answer

A)  Carter Doctrine. 
B)  Kennedy Doctrine. 
C)  Nixon Doctrine. 
D)  Reagan Doctrine. 
E)  Truman Doctrine. 
A)  Carter Doctrine. 
B)  Kennedy Doctrine. 
C)  Nixon Doctrine. 
D)  Reagan Doctrine. 
E)  Truman Doctrine.

Identify the following terms: Carter Doctrine

Which leaders supported the Nonaligned Movement?

In the first Indochina war, Ho Chi Minh and the Vietminh Front fought against

The Geneva agreement of 1954

Identify the following terms: Nonaligned Movement

Identify the following terms: COMECON

The People's Republic of China entered the Korean War

What city did Khrushchev refer to as a "boil on the foot of the United States"?

The Viet Cong were the forces in South Vietnam that opposed the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam.

Détente refers to

T he 1975 agreement in which the West recognized the Soviet sphere of influence in Eastern Europe and all the signatories promised to protect the human rights of their citizens was

The eastern European communist leader who was most successful in resisting control by the Soviet Union was

Identify the following terms: the PLA

The supposed public fear in the United States to becoming involved in a regional war was the

Identify the following terms: Ronald Reagan's "evil empire"

When the United States, Great Britain, and France began to plan for the unification of their three zones in western Germany, the Soviets responded with the

Identify the following terms: John F. Kennedy

"Containment" envisioned

The outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis could best be described as

The United State's threat to use military force if necessary to safeguard Western access to the Middle East's oil reserves is known as the

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Exam 7: East and West in the Grip of the Cold War

Identify the following terms: Carter Doctrine

Which leaders supported the Nonaligned Movement?

In the first Indochina war, Ho Chi Minh and the Vietminh Front fought against

The Geneva agreement of 1954

Identify the following terms: Nonaligned Movement

Identify the following terms: COMECON

The People's Republic of China entered the Korean War

What city did Khrushchev refer to as a "boil on the foot of the United States"?

The Viet Cong were the forces in South Vietnam that opposed the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam.

Détente refers to

T he 1975 agreement in which the West recognized the Soviet sphere of influence in Eastern Europe and all the signatories promised to protect the human rights of their citizens was

The eastern European communist leader who was most successful in resisting control by the Soviet Union was

Identify the following terms: the PLA

The supposed public fear in the United States to becoming involved in a regional war was the

Identify the following terms: Ronald Reagan's "evil empire"

When the United States, Great Britain, and France began to plan for the unification of their three zones in western Germany, the Soviets responded with the

Identify the following terms: John F. Kennedy

"Containment" envisioned

The outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis could best be described as

The United State's threat to use military force if necessary to safeguard Western access to the Middle East's oil reserves is known as the

The Rise of Industrial Society in the West

The High Tide of Imperialism Africa and Asia in an Era of Western Dominance

Shadows Over the Pacific East Asia Under Challenge

War and Revolution World War I and Its Aftermath

Nationalism Revolution and Dictatorship Asia the Middle East and Latin America From 1919 to 1939

The Crisis Deepens the Outbreak of World War Ii

The United States Canada and Latin America

Brave New World: the Rise and Fall of Communism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe

Postwar Europe: on the Path to Unity

Toward the Pacific Century Japan and the Little Tigers

The East Is Red China Under Communism

Nationalism Triumphant the Emergence of Independent States in South and Southeast Asia

Emerging Africa

Ferment in the Middle East

The Challenge of a New Millennium

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