4th Q, A New World Order pt. 3 Flashcards

1
Q

type of conflict where two nations avoid war and instead support other interest

A

proxy war

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2
Q

US implemented the _______, stopping the spread of communism

A

containment policy

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3
Q

implies that as one country falls to communism, neighboring countries will soon fall like dominoes stacked close to each other

A

domino theory

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4
Q

Allies occupied Korean Peninsula after
World War II. Russia occupied _____ of the 38th degree parallel while the US occupied ______

A

north, south

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5
Q

two nations emerged in Korea:

A

Democratic People’s Republic of Korea in the North, and the Republic of Korea in the South

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6
Q

was mobilized fueled by Mao’s communist victory in China

A

North Korean People’s Army

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7
Q

was under the leadership of Kim Il-Sung, to “liberate” to liberate the pro-Western South Korea

A

North Korean People’s Army

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8
Q

the fear of the spread of communism

A

Red Scare

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9
Q

sent to lead the war in Korea

A

General MacArthur

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10
Q

pushed northwards with the intension to unify Korea

A

American + South Korean troops

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11
Q

troops retreated to ____ as the Chinese and Soviet troops intervened

A

the 38th parallel

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12
Q

July 27, 1953, ________ was signed ending the Korean War

A

Korean Armistice Agreement

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13
Q

revolutionary leader of the Communist Party of Vietnam

A

Ho Chi Minh

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14
Q

established Viet Minh/League for the Independence of Vietnam

A

Ho Chi Minh

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15
Q

seized control over the northern city of
Hanoi

A

Viet Minh

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16
Q

declared himself as president of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam

A

Ho Chi Minh

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17
Q

The _______ supported the French in the south, while ____ supported the North

A

US, China

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18
Q

divided Vietnam along the 17th parallel

A

Geneva Accords

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19
Q

North Vietnam under ______, and the South under _______

A

Democratic Republic of Vietnam, State of Vietnam

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20
Q

financed by the US, was assassinated in 1963 by Viet Cong

A

Pres. Ngo Din Diem

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21
Q

North Vietnam communist sympathizers who saw Ngo Din Diem’s rule as corrupt

A

Viet Cong

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22
Q

sent more advisers and troops to Vietnam

A

Pres. Lyndon Johnson

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23
Q

claimed that it was torpedoed by N. Vietnamese patrol boats, 1964

A

Warship USS Maddox

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24
Q

was an act of Congress allowing the president to send more troops against communist forces, officially beginning the Vietnam War

A

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

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25
Q

was implemented by the US, a series of aerial bombings in North Vietnam

A

Operation Rolling Thunder

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26
Q

The US troops had _______ in jungle battles, despite the advantage in military technology, and tactics – they still failed to defeat the Vietnamese

A

little experience

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27
Q

Anti-war protest by

A

US civilians + war-torn veterans

28
Q

implemented by President Richard Nixon, slowly withdrawing US troops in 1969

A

Vietnamization program

29
Q

brutal violence against Vietnamese civilians by US troops, worsened the anti-war protests

A

My Lai massacre

30
Q

US and Vietnam signed ______, removing completely the US troops from the war

A

Paris Peace Accords

31
Q

succumbed to the communists on April 30, 1975

A

South Vietnam

32
Q

What was renamed “Ho Chi Minh city”?

A

Saigon

33
Q

Country unified in 1976

A

Vietnam

34
Q

exposed the weakness of the USSR, and showed that communism, like capitalism, is not the ideology that everyone would accept

A

Soviet-Afghan war

35
Q

overthrew the government and established the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan

A

Pro-Soviet officers of Nur Mohammad Taraki

36
Q

started collectivizing farmlands, and eliminated the opposition forces

A

transition -> socialism

37
Q

was mostly ambivalent, if not hostile to religions

A

communism

38
Q

wanted an Islamic State

A

Afghan people, who were faithful Muslims

39
Q

ethnic rebel forces

A

Mujahideen

40
Q

rose against the communists in Afghanistan, declaring

A

Mujahideen, jihad (holy war)

41
Q

invaded Afghanistan to contain the rebel forces

A

USSR

42
Q

sent support to the rebels. Neighboring Muslim populations also helped fighting the communist

A

US

43
Q

founder of al-Qaeda

A

Osama Bin Laden

44
Q

Mujahideen proved successful against the Soviet forces with support/funding of who?

A

US, Osama Bin Laden

45
Q

began training troops which would cause new conflicts in the Middle East in the following decades

A

Bin Laden

46
Q

French word that means “thawing out”

A

Detente

47
Q

aiming to relax Cold War tension using diplomacy instead of militarism

A

Richard Nixon

48
Q

believed the benefit of economic and diplomatic relations

A

Leonid Brezhnev

49
Q

first US president to visit the Soviet capital

A

Richard Nixon

50
Q

What policy ended in 1979, Cold War resumed, leading to the Soviet-Afghan War

A

detente policy

51
Q

enforced by President Ronald Reagan – an active campaign towards campaigning communist regimes to democracy

A

rollback strategy

52
Q

known as _____ aiding Third World Countries with communist rebellions

A

the Reagan Doctrine

53
Q

program of Gorbachev which loosened centralized control of many businesses, allowing manufacturers to decide for themselves which products to make, how many to produce, and what to charge for them

A

Perestroika - liberal economic “restructuring”

54
Q

granting people access to social, cultural, and political information would lead to better participation of citizens to his economic and political programs

A

Glasnost - “political openness”

55
Q

destroyed on November 9, 1989

A

the Berlin Wall

56
Q

At the Malta Summit, who declared the end of the Cold War?

A

Gorbachev + George H. W. Bush

57
Q

new form of colonialism which involves economic and cultural means

A

neocolonialism

58
Q

becoming dependent on the goods that the colonizers brought them

A

economic factors

59
Q

foreign culture has influenced their own way of life

A

social factors

60
Q

former colonies have colonial mentality, believing that former colonizers have it better than they do

A

psychological factors

61
Q

Through economic aid, former colonies were buried to indebtedness and dependence

A

economic dependence

62
Q

organizations perpetuating economic dependence

A

International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organization

63
Q

desire to expand their cultural influence to other nations through the use of media, language, and even religion

A

cultural theory

64
Q

encourage more people to buy more goods which will increase business profits

A

transnational corporations

65
Q

Developing nations tend to rely on the support their stronger allies can provide, giving them more influence over political and foreign policies

A

international stability

66
Q

former colonies find it difficult to modernize their economy

A

modernization theory

67
Q

desire to modernize poor countries; the Marshall Plan was one of its examples

A

modernization theory