Ch 27-28 Flashcards

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0
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In 1931, Japan invaded __________ for its natural resources

A

Manchuria

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How did the treaty of Versailles punish Germany?

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  • reparations
  • redistributed land
  • limited German military
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2
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Japan dropped out of the _____________ and avoided treaties

A

League of Nations

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3
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Who came to power in Italy?

A

Benito Mussolini

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What did Mussolini seek for Italy?

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Imperialism (Mediterranean), to revive roman greatness

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5
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Who rose to power during the Spanish Civil War?

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Francisco Franco

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6
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What countries sent supplies to Spain in support of Francisco Franco?

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Germany and Italy

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7
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This painting was inspired by the Spanish Civil War, it depicted the destruction of war

A

Guernica

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Who painted Guernica?

A

Pablo Picasso

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Demilitarized zone between France and Germany, Hitler began to re-arm it and send troops there in 1936

A

Rhineland

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What did Hitler think was happening to Germans in other countries?

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They were being mistreated, he said he would do what he could to liberate them

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11
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In September of 1938 Hitler took ____________ without firing a single shot

A

Austria

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12
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This was the border of Germany and Czechoslovakia. Hitler eventually sent his eyes on it.

A

Sudetenland

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13
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Pact between Great Britain, France, and Germany. Hitler agreed to keep the land he had without taking more.

A

Munich Pact

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14
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Who was the British Prime Minister that appeased hitler in the agreement of the Munich Pact?

A

Neville Chamberlain

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15
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How long was it until hitler broke the terms of the Munich Pact?

A

6 months

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16
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Hitler broke the Munich Pact by taking the rest of ___________. This was the final step before war.

A

Czechoslovakia

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17
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Chinese was in a ____________ when Japan overtook it in 1937

A

Civil War

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18
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What did the Neutrality Acts say?

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  • US citizens shouldn’t travel on ships of warning nations

- Forbid loans and sales of war goods to nations at war

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19
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This was created to investigate the causes of WWI.

A

Nye Committee

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20
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What did the Nye Committee blame for WWI?

A

Merchants of Death (banks and ammunition factories)

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21
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At the begging of WWII America and FDR pushed for….

A

Neutrality

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22
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This was a group that wanted to do more to keep the United States out of war. They didn’t like the increase in wartime spending or the peacetime draft.

A

America First Committee

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23
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FDR got around the neutrality acts by implementing a _____________ to aid allies.

A

Cash and Carry Policy

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24
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Who made up the axis powers?

A

Germany, Italy, and Japan

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25
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This was signed between the Soviets and Germany so Germany could avoid a two front war.

A

Non-Aggression Pact

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26
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The war began with Hitlers invasion of _________

A

Poland

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27
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Hitlers method in running over all of Europe- lightning warfare

A

Blitzkrieg

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28
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In the blitzkrieg method, Hitler used the ___________ to clear the path for tanks.

A

Air Force

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29
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What is the German name for Air Force?

A

Luftwaffe

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30
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Hitler knew WWII would be a war of _____________

A

Movement

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31
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Frances original plan of defense was inspired by _______________ of WWI

A

Trench warfare

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32
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This was the French system of defense that spanned French and German borders

A

Maginot Line

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33
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Why was the Maginot Line ineffective?

A

German troops just went through Belgium and through Paris to overrun France

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34
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This was a port towns along the English Channel where British and French soldiers were held

A

Dunkirk

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35
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This was an arial assault on England where German plains bombed military targets and eventually civilian centers

A

The Battle of Britain

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36
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What was the Battle of Britain also known as?

A

The blitz

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37
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This was the name of the British Air Force. Some Americans even volunteered for them

A

The Royal Air Force

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38
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What did the RAF use to foresee German planes and meet them in battle?

A

Radar

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39
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Prime Minister of Great Britain after Neville Chamberlain.

A

Winston Churchill

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40
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How did the Blitz affect the UK?

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Trouble meeting production needs, desperately in need of war materials

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41
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This act repealed the cash and carry policy. It made it easier for allies to get supplies that they needed.

A

Lend Lease Act

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42
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Why did Hitler invade Russia in 1941?

A

Natural Resources

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43
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What were the Russians plan of attack against Germany?

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Don’t fight back until German troops were deep into Russia

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44
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Where was the turning point of the German campaign in Russia? This is when Russia began fighting back

A

Stalingrad

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45
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Where did Japan invade to expand into the pacific?

A

Pearl Harbor

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46
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Who were the big three?

A

Stalin, Churchill, and FDR

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47
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Was the United States closer to Russia or the UK?

A

UK

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48
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Where did US troops first fight Germans?

A

North Africa

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49
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Where did Stalin want US troops to first fight Germans?

A

Europe

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50
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The main American General who fought in North Africa

A

General Montgomery

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51
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Who was the main German General fighting in North Africa

A

General Romal

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52
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What was General Romal’s also known as?

A

The desert fox

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53
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This was the turning point in North Africa. German troops tried to head toward Egypt in pursuit of oil fields but were repelled by American and British troops.

A

Battle of El Alamein

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54
Q

US troops fighting in Germany were under command of ___________.

A

General George

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55
Q

Mussolini was eventually captured and _________.

A

Executed

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56
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D-day took place on the beaches of ___________

A

Normandy

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57
Q

D-day was also known as ____________

A

Operation overlord

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58
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Who was the commander in D-day?

A

Dwight D Eisenhower

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59
Q

Hitler tried to defend paris by building the _______

A

Atlantic Wall

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60
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This was a Germany’s last offensive counterattack

A

Battle of the Bulge

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61
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Where did The Battle of the Bulge take place?

A

Belgium

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62
Q

War ended in Europe on __________

A

V-E Day

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63
Q

What day did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

A

December 7, 1941

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64
Q

This ship still rests at the bottom of Pearl Harbor.

A

USS Arizona

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65
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These were the first air race strikes against Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

A

Doolittle Raids

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66
Q

The Doolittle Raids were more of a _______ victory than a military victory , for little damage was done on Japan

A

Moral

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67
Q

Thousands of American and Filipino soldiers were marched dozens of miles without food or water in the ___________

A

Bataan Death March

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68
Q

This was the US plan of attack against Japan

A

Island Hopping

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69
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This battle marked the turning point in the pacific front. Dissolved the threat of Japanese attack on US mainland.

A

Midway Island

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70
Q

USA had been almost sure that Japan was planning an attack on _________

A

California

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71
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This General returned to take back the Philippines, he continued the strategy of island hopping

A

General Douglas McArthur

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72
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As the US continued its strategy of island hopping, the found it very ________ to get the Japanese out of the islands

A

Hard

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73
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The US famously raised a flag on _________

A

Mt Suribachi

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74
Q

Where was Mt Suribachi located?

A

Iwo Jima

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75
Q

Where did the US move onto after Iwo Jima?

A

Okinawa

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76
Q

Japanese pilots that would fly planes loaded with bombs into ships

A

Kamikazes

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77
Q

This was the United States project to create three atomic bombs

A

The Manhattan Project

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78
Q

Where was the first atomic bomb successfully tested?

A

Los Alamos, New Mexico

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79
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Who replaced FDR after his death?

A

President Truman

80
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What was Truman’s final decision on dropping the atomic bombs?

A

He wanted to end the war as soon as possible- gave an okay

81
Q

What was the name of the B-29 that delivered the first bomb on Hiroshima?

A

The Enola Gay

82
Q

Who was the pilot of the Enola Gay?

A

Paul Tibetts

83
Q

What was the bomb dropped on Hiroshima nicknamed?

A

Little Boy

84
Q

Where was the final atomic bomb delivered?

A

Nagasaki

85
Q

What was the name of the bomb delivered on Nagasaki?

A

Fat man

86
Q

How did the Japanese military and government react to the bombing on Nagasaki?

A

They agreed to end the war

87
Q

Victory over Japan day is known as____

A

V-J day

88
Q

Where was the agreement to end war with Japan signed?

A

USS Missouri

89
Q

Who accepted Japanese signatures aboard the USS Missouri?

A

General Douglas Mccarthur

90
Q

____________ took place of drafted men in factories

A

Women and minorities

91
Q

Americans had to use _________ to make purchases

A

Ration books

92
Q

Half of the money to fight in the war was borrowed the other half was raised through _________

A

Taxes

93
Q

WWII saw a mass migration if ________ to the north to take factory jobs

A

African Americans

94
Q

Blacks and Whites served in __________ units

A

Segregated

95
Q

What battle did most African Americans actually see battle?

A

Battle of the Bulge

96
Q

What unit of the military did most blacks see battle?

A

Air Force

97
Q

African Americans were fighting a ___________ because they were fighting abroad and at home for civil rights

A

Double V

98
Q

They banned unfair employment in the war industry therefore increasing African American employment

A

Fair Employment Practice Committee

99
Q

These were created for Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor

A

Internment camps

100
Q

Most of the Japanese prisoners were ___________

A

American Born

101
Q

What were Japanese told was the reason for the camps?

A

Their safety, Americans may retaliate at them

102
Q

What was the real reason for the camps?

A

US feared Japanese spies

103
Q

This was an all Japanese unit who fought for the US in WWII

A

442nd

104
Q

What was the 442nd nicknamed?

A

Gopher Broke

105
Q

When did the attack on Jews in Germany begin? Germans attacked synagogues and Jewish businesses

A

Krestalnaiht

106
Q

________ against Jews convinced Germans that they could not be trusted

A

Propaganda

107
Q

What was hitlers final solution for the destruction if Jews?

A

Death and Internment Camps

108
Q

Parts of cities that were walled off, heat and electricity was cut off. The people were left to starve

A

Ghettos

109
Q

What did the big three decide at Yalta?

A
  • put Japanese and German leaders on trial for war crimes

- divide Germany into 4 sectors to try to rebuild it

110
Q

What was decided at Potsdam?

A
  • take reparations from sides each country controlled

- Japan needs to surrender or suffer prompt and abrupt destruction

111
Q

Who was replaced at Potsdam?

A

FDR and Churchill

112
Q

This pact outlawed war, signed by the US, France, and 12 other nations

A

Kellog Briand Pact

113
Q

This statement repudiated the Roosevelt Corollary

A

Clark Memorandum

114
Q

This policy declared the United States to be cooperative with Latin America

A

Good Neighbor Policy

115
Q

Why was Japan determined to expand into Asia?

A

They lacked natural resources

116
Q

This was the first attempt for the settlement of the situation in Asia

A

Washington Disarmament Conference

117
Q

This treaty limited capital ships

A

Five power treaty

118
Q

This treaty said all countries must uphold the open door policy

A

Nine power treaty

119
Q

This treaty replaced the Anglo Japanese alliance with a new pacific security act

A

4 Power treaty

120
Q

The National Socialist party in Germany was also known as the ______

A

Nazis

121
Q

The Axis alliance was aimed towards the ______

A

Soviets

122
Q

The ________ movement swept college campuses

A

Pacifism

123
Q

Who did Roosevelt run against in 1940?

A

Wendell Wilkie

124
Q

The Soviet Union dominated the _______ block of Europe

A

Eastern

125
Q

The US dominated the _______ block of Europe

A

Western

126
Q

This was the idea that the US would do everything in its power to keep communism from spreading

A

Containment

127
Q

Who developed the idea of containment?

A

George Keenan

128
Q

Who said that an iron curtain had descended upon Europe?

A

Winston Churchill

129
Q

The United States and Soviets were in an _______ race

A

Arms

130
Q

The Soviet Union was set in developing ______ weapons

A

Atomic

131
Q

The United States _________ defense spending

A

Increased

132
Q

Both the Soviets and the US were set on creating a __________ bomb, which was supposed to be much stronger than an atomic bomb

A

Hydrogen

133
Q

_____________ were found guilty of giving weapon secrets to soviets and executed

A

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

134
Q

Where Truman obtained a huge sum of money to give to Greece and Turkey to help against communist advances

A

Truman Doctrine

135
Q

What did the National Security Act create?

A
  • Department of Defense
  • Secretary of Defense
  • CIA
  • National Security Council
136
Q

What does the National Security Council do?

A

Advise the president on security issues

137
Q

This advocated a massive expansion of the military

A

NSC-68

138
Q

What wing of the military did most money go to?

A

Air Force

139
Q

This plan named after the SOS gave relief to nations devastated by WWII, even the Soviet Union

A

Marshall Plan

140
Q

How did Stalin Respond to the Marshall Plan?

A

He denied any aid

141
Q

What was the main soviet response to Americans containment policy?

A

Berlin Blockade

142
Q

How did Truman help the people in Berlin?

A

Organized a massive air lift

143
Q

What happened to the Chinese Civil war after WWII?

A

It flared back up

144
Q

Which Chinese leader had US support?

A

Chiang Kai Shek

145
Q

Who was the communist leader in china?

A

Mao Zedong

146
Q

Who gained control of China?

A

Mao Zedong

147
Q

Who led the second red scare?

A

Joseph Mccarthey

148
Q

Mccarthey was the senator of _________

A

Wisconsin

149
Q

This committee tried to look for spies in the US

A

House Un-American Activities Committee

150
Q

The formation of _________ formed a new alliance system with countries looking for collective security. Expanded the us atomic bomb shield to other countries

A

National Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

151
Q

This created the Soviet Union alliance system. Result of the creation of NATO

A

Warsaw Pact

152
Q

Did the SU actually have any interest in spreading communism west?

A

No

153
Q

The Korean War was also known as ________

A

The Forgotten War

154
Q

What was the communist side of Korea?

A

North

155
Q

Who lead North Korea?

A

Kim II Sung

156
Q

Who lead the democratic South Korea?

A

Syngman Rhee

157
Q

What triggered the Korean War?

A

North Korea invades South without warning

158
Q

What line divided N and S Korea?

A

38th parallel

159
Q

The South Korean Capitol of ________ fell quickly to North Korea

A

Seoul

160
Q

Who led the defense of South Korea?

A

McArthur and NATO

161
Q

NATO forces led a charge out of Pusan to invade _______, largest attack since D-day

A

Inchon

162
Q

The invasion of Inchon was ___________

A

Successfully

163
Q

Border between China and North Korea

A

Yalu River

164
Q

Why did the Chinese launch a counterattack?

A

South Korea had pushed North Korean forces too close to the Yalu River

165
Q

The Chinese drove _______ passed the 38th parallel and took control of Seoul again

A

NATO

166
Q

What did McArthur suggest to Truman?

A

Drop atomic bombs through china

167
Q

How did Truman respond to Mccarthurs proposition?

A

He said no and fired him

168
Q

Mccarthur returned from Korean War a ________

A

Hero

169
Q

The Korean War ended with a ________ at the 38th parallel

A

Stalemate

170
Q

Who was the republican candidate in the election of 1952?

A

Eisenhower

171
Q

Who was the democratic candidate in the election of 1952?

A

Adlai Stevenson

172
Q

Who won the election of 52?

A

Eisenhower

173
Q

What campaign did Eisenhower run on?

A

Ending war in Korea and Communism

174
Q

Who signed the armistice the ended conflict in Korea

A

Eisenhower

175
Q

What was the biggest affect of the Korean War?

A

Massive American Re-armament

176
Q

As he left office, what did Eisenhower warn about?

A

Military industrial complex (money being spent on military)

177
Q

The first satellite launched into space. Launched by the Russians

A

Sputnik

178
Q

Sputnik created a fear that Soviets would develop ________

A

International Ballistic Missiles

179
Q

How did congress react to Sputnik?

A

Increase education spending, especially in math and science

180
Q

He succeeded Stalin as the Soviet leader, he warned US that he would crush us

A

Nikita Krushcher

181
Q

US was flying _____ planes over Russia

A

Spy

182
Q

What plane was shot down by soviet missiles ?

A

U-2 spy plane

183
Q

Who was the pilot of the U-2 plane?

A

Colonel Francis Gary Powers

184
Q

Powers was put on trial for______

A

Espionage

185
Q

Eisenhower at first _______ using planes for espionage

A

Denied

186
Q

Idea created by Eisenhower’s SOS the we would use any measure necessary to keep US interests safe, even atomic warfare

A

Massive retaliation

187
Q

Who created the policy of massive retaliation?

A

John Foster Dollos

188
Q

What was the name for the soviet army?

A

Red army

189
Q

How did the Soviets learn about the Manhattan project during WWII?

A

Espionage

190
Q

How did the soviets react to the Manhattan Project?

A

They started their own nuclear program

191
Q

This was the US’s plan to control and eventually outlaw nuclear weapons

A

Burach Plan

192
Q

The United States wanted ___________ of nuclear weapons

A

Inspection and control

193
Q

The Soviets wanted __________ of nuclear weapons

A

Immediate disarmament

194
Q

Who was Marshall’s undersecretary of state?

A

Dean Acheson

195
Q

Who headed the policy planning staff?

A

Kennan

196
Q

This was a defense treaty signed by England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg

A

Brussels treaty

197
Q

This was a broader defense treaty signed by the US, Canada, and 10 European nations. It signified the US’s departure from isolationism

A

North Atlantic treaty

198
Q

Who was the supreme commander of NATO?

A

Eisenhower