Mod 6 Test Small-Group Review

Both conflicts in Korea and Vietnam resulted in -

• containment
• the ideological divide between Western European democratic countries and Eastern communist countries controlled by the Soviet Union.
• a ceasefire or stalemate.
• free and competitive elections in Poland.

How did the US respond to the Soviet military build up in Cuba?

• containment
• Stalin's refusal to allow free elections in Eastern Europe and the establishment of the Eastern Bloc.
• surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade
• the ideological divide between Western European democratic countries and Eastern communist countries controlled by the Soviet Union.

At the beginning of the Cold War, the tension between the United States and the Soviet Union was mostly caused by -

• the ideological divide between Western European democratic countries and Eastern communist countries controlled by the Soviet Union.
• Stalin's refusal to allow free elections in Eastern Europe and the establishment of the Eastern Bloc.
• a ceasefire or stalemate.
• surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade

The first signs of a weakening Soviet Union were -

• surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade
• free and competitive elections in Poland.
• containment
• a ceasefire or stalemate.

The Iron Curtain can best be described as -

• surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade
• containment
• the United States and Great Britain to deliver food to the Soviet blockaded city.
• the ideological divide between Western European democratic countries and Eastern communist countries controlled by the Soviet Union.

The strategy embraced by the Truman Doctrine was one of -

• Stalin's refusal to allow free elections in Eastern Europe and the establishment of the Eastern Bloc.
• the United States and Great Britain to deliver food to the Soviet blockaded city.
• containment
• surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade

The Berlin Airlift was carried out by -

• Stalin's refusal to allow free elections in Eastern Europe and the establishment of the Eastern Bloc.
• a ceasefire or stalemate.
• surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade
• the United States and Great Britain to deliver food to the Soviet blockaded city.