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100The term that describes the physical and verbal conflict

between communist powers and democratic powers from the

1940's to the 1980's.

Ethel and Julius Rosenberg and Senator Joseph McCarthy are prime examples this term used describe the

fear of the spread on Communism within the United States.

The Marshall Plan and the Truman Doctrine are the two main

examples of this a term used to prevent the spread of

Communism.

The soft financial side of US policy focused on aiding countries from being influenced by Communism.

The hard military side of US policy focused on supplying

MILITARY and financial aid to countries who were being

overtaken by Communism.

When talking about the Cold War you have to start with these

two counties, whose ideas of government and economy

where polar opposites.

200This obstacle was created by

Soviet Premiere Khrushchev to separate the union of the US, UK

and France, from the Soviet Union and also to prevent the fleeing of people from one into the other.

This country was separated at the 38th parallel and favored

democracy.

This world wide governing body, whose members are nations who favored peace, was the key force in the Democratic Korean War.

This term is used to describe the witch hunt of Soviet

sympathizers, like Alger Hiss, by

a US Senator by the same name.

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US President at beginning of Korean conflict who fired

MacArthur and US President at end of Korean conflict who favored the Hydrogen bomb

Chinese Nationalists leader who favored South Korea and the

democratic idea of government.

Leader of the Peoples Republic of China who favored North Korea

and the communist idea of government North Korea.

American CIA U-2 pilot shot down over the Soviet Union

during a reconnaissance mission.

American Soviet advisor who tried to explain Soviet behavior in the

“long telegram“ which lead to the American policy of containment.

Last name of the so called, Soviet spies who may have been falsely accused of espionage by selling

atomic secrets to the Soviets.

The creation of this new nuclear fusion weapon lead to an

intensified (fallout) alert during the Cold War.

Phrase used to describe the systematic falling of smaller

satellite countries to the power of communism.

400Big three Prime Minister

who stated “An iron curtain has descended across the continent”

American General who was placed in charge the United

Nation forces at the beginning of the Korean conflict.

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Final Jeopardy question is?

This country seized control of the Suez Canal in order to use the canal’s profits to pay for a dam during the beginning of

the Cold War.

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