Cold War Chapter 13 Gallopade Practice

Who said this famous quote? "History is on our side! We will bury you!"

• Vladimir Lenin
• Joseph Stalin
• Mikhail Gorbachev
• Nikita Khrushchev

The quote that states, "We will bury you!" led to this.

• Tensions during the Cold War and an international "arms race"

• The rise of the European Union
• The fall of the Berlin Wall
• Increased cooperation between nations

What two positive actions were a direct result of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

• Establishment of a direct communication link ('hotline') and signing of the Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
• Establishment of a direct trade agreement
• Withdrawal of troops from Cuba
• Signing of the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty

What is the Cold War?

• The Cold War was a period of military & political tension between the United States and the Soviet Union

• The Cold War was a conflict over territorial disputes between the United States and Mexico.
• The Cold War was a period of cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union.
• The Cold War was a military conflict between the United States and China.

Who controlled East Berlin?

• China
• United States
• France
• Soviet Union

Who controlled West Berlin?

• Soviet Union
• East Germany
• Western Allies
• United Nations

Why was the Berlin Wall built?

• To promote unity between East and West Germany
• To facilitate easier travel between East and West Berlin
• To encourage economic growth in East Germany
• To prevent mass emigration (moving) to West Germany

Why did President Kennedy announce a goal of putting a man on the moon by 1970?

• To increase military funding
• To divert attention from domestic issues
• To demonstrate American technological superiority during the Cold War and to inspire national pride and unity and it was part of the Space Race

• To promote international cooperation in space exploration

How did the United States benefit from the Space Race?

• Decreasing technological advancements
• Advancing technology, inspiring innovation, boosting national pride, and gaining strategic military advantages.
• Stagnating innovation
• Diminishing national pride

Why did the Cuban Missile Crisis start?

• Cuban government attacking the United States
• Soviet Union placing nuclear missiles in Cuba
• United States placing nuclear missiles in Cuba
• Cuban citizens protesting against the Soviet Union