Beginning of the Cold War

The term 'Cold War was first used in

• 1947

• 1945

• 1946

Yalta is in

• Russia

• Germany

• America

A decision made at Yalta was that

• Germany was to be demilitarised

• An Allied Control Council was to decide all matters affecting Germany

• the Curzon line would be accepted as Poland's eastern frontier

Another decision made at Yalta was that Germany was to be divided

• into 3 zones

• into 2 zones

• into 4 zones

By the end of the Potsdam Conference the three main leaders were

• Churchill, Attlee and Stalin

• Attlee, Stalin and Roosevelt

• Attlee, Stalin and Truman

By 1948 the Soviet Union had control of Eastern Europe. These countries were called

• the annexed states

• the orbit states

• the satellite states

The imaginary curtain dividing communist Eastern Europe from captialist Western Europe was called

• the steel curtain

• the iron curtain

• the metal curtain

The USA did not want to get involved in Europen affairs because she was following an

• isolationist policy

• isolated policy

• independent policy

The Truman Doctrine was launched in

• 1947

• 1945

• 1946

The Truman Doctrine was launched because Britain could no longer give aid to

• Greece and Morocco

• Greece and Albania

• Turkey and Greece