Chapter 20 Vocabulary Flashcards
East European nations politically and economically under Soviet Domination; country dominated or controlled by another more powerful country
satellite nation
large scale forced removal of officials who show signs of disloyalty to their superiors
purge
area designed to separate and serve as a protective barrier; neutral area separating conflicting forces
buffer
soldier who barrages the enemy with surprise attacks, harassment, sabotage, and other non-traditional warfare
guerilla
Policy of preventing the expansion of a hostile power ; post World War II foreign policy stating the United States would hold Soviet influence within its existing limits
containment
an agreement to provide for common defense
collective security
boundary of military protection
defense perimeter
One resulting from a dispute between over which union should represent the workers in a company or industry
jurisdictional strike
requiring of an employer under a union rule of safety statue to hire more employees them are needed
featherbedding
person working secretly, attempting to overthrow or undermine a government or political system
subversive
system of government in which the communist party controls the political, economic, cultural, and social life of the people; economic system in which society as a whole, represented by the Communist party, owns all means of production, distribution, and exchange of goods
communism