Cold War/Korean War

1. The two countries involved in the Cold War was ________ and _____________.

• Germany / Soviet Union

• France / Great Britain

• Germany / United States

• United States / Soviet Union

1. The Soviet Union was a _____________________ type of government.

• Democratic

• Dictatorship

• Communist

• Nazi

____________ was a symbol that represented the tension between Communist and democratic countries in Europe.

• Berlin Wall

• Iron Wall

• Great Wall

• Iron Curtain

1. The United States and the Soviet Union were considered to be the world’s _____________ during the Cold War.

• Superpowers

• Superheroes

• Communist governments

• Saviors

1. Disagreements between two countries over a long period of tension and rivalry, that results in a violent conflict is considered a _______________ war.

• Warm

• Hot

• Cold

• Real

World War II is an example of a ________ war

• Hot

• Cold

• Warm

• Real

1. Disagreements between two countries over a long period of tension and rivalry, but does not result in a violent conflict is considered a _______________ war.

• Warm

• Hot

• Cold

• Real

1. Communist governments believed in a powerful central government should control the economy to make sure every person was provided for equally.

• True

• False

1. Communism sounds good but does not work when put into practice because human beings can be greedy, corrupt, spiteful, and mean.

• True

• False

1. When the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. competed with one another for military power, this became known as the __________________.

• Space Race

• Nuclear Race

• Weapons Race

• Arms Race