Jeopardy Quiz Template

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100 points

• Soviet goals after WWII include all
• Of the following EXCEPT
• Rebuilding the USSR
• Security
• Allying with Japan
• Weakening Germany

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100 points

• The Eastern Bloc can best be described as...
• Soviet satellite nations in Eastern Europe
• A selection of Slaviac states
• A U.S. Plan to contain communism
• Both the first and second answers

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100 points

• During the Cold War, Eastern Europewas seen as
  a(n)
• Area of Soviet Dominance
• Security Zone for the Soviet Union
• A focus of US Containment policy
• Both the first and second answers

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100 points

• An overarching message from theLong Telegram
  was...
• The Soviet Union wouldn't bother othercountries
  if they felt safe
• The Soviet Union was aggressive andwanted to
  expand Communism
• Stalin was a crazy man, mismanaging thecountry
• The US needed to maintain its monopolyon nuclear
  weapons

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150 points

• American policies designed to containcommunism
  include the...
• Truman Doctrine
• Marshall Plan
• Chinese Gambit
• Both the first and second answers

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150 points

• The aim of Truman's speech to congress
• In 1947 gets funds to support
• Britain and France
• Turkey and Italy
• Greece and Turkey
• Turkey and Romania

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150 points

• Soviet power, unlike that of Hitlerite Germany,
  is neither schematic nor adventuristic.
• It does not work by fixed plans. It does not
  take unnecessary risks. Impervious to logic of
• reason, and it is highly sensitive to logic of
  force. For this reason it can easily
• withdraw - and usually does - when strong
  resistance is encountered at any point.
• This excerpt from the Long Telegram is saying
  that the US...
• Won't listen to force alone
• Must apply force to stop Soviet expansion
• Should not take unnecessary risks
• Needs to be aware of the Domino Theory

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150 points

• Much depends on health and vigor of our own
  society. World communism
• is like a malignant parasite which feeds only on
  diseased tissue.
• This excerpt from the Long Telegram is saying...
• Communism will spread in countries with a strong
  society
• Communism will spread to countries that are
  weakened
• Communism will spread to countries that are
  weakened
• Communism is a diseased and flawed ideology

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200 points

• The purpose of the Marshall Plan was to give
  moneyto European countries to prevent them from
  becoming communist. This is an example of...
• Mutual assured destruction
• Containment
• The Truman Doctrine
• Destalinization

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200 points

• The Berlin Airlift...
• Was a response to the building of theBerlin Wall
• Made Stalin look powerful
• Was a response to the Berlin Blockade
• Supplied East Berliners with neededresources

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200 points

• NATO can best be described as...
• A military alliance of Non-communistcountries
• A military alliance of Communist countries
• An economic alliance of North Americancountries
• None of the above

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200 points

• NATO was formed in response to...
• Concern over the weakness of USnuclear arsenal
• Fear over the weakness of Soviet naval power
• The death of Stalin
• Western Europe's growing fear of Sovietpower

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250 points

• The Warsaw Pact can best be described as...
• An economic alliance of European countries
• A military alliance of Slavic nations
• A military alliance between Eastern Blocand the
  USSR
• An alliance of the Eastern Bloc against
  theMarshall Plan

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250 points

• During the Korean War, North Koreawas supported
  by...
• NATO forces
• The United Nation
• Vietnamese Communists
• The USSR and China

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250 points

• In 1956 Khrushchev gave a speechdenouncing the
  policies of...
• V.I. Lenin
• Dwight Eisenhower
• Harry Truman
• Joseph Stalin

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250 points

• In his speech, Khrushchev expressedthe idea that
  the US and USSR could...
• Be friends
• Co-exist peacefully
• Have different paths to happiness
• Work together to forge socialism

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300 points

• The opening of the space race betweenthe US and
  USSR was...
• The successful test of an H-Bomb
• The successful orbit and return of YuriGagarin
• The launching of Sputnik
• MAD

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300 points

• Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well
  or ill, that we shall
• Pay any price, bear any burden, meet any
  hardship,
• support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to
  assure the survival
• and the success of liberty.
• The excerpt above, from President Kennedy's
  Inagural Address of January 20th, 1961, best
  reflects...
• Nuclear Aspirations
• Mutually Assured Destruction
• Counterforce
• Containment

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300 points

• MAD...
• Is a form of deterrence
• Means mutual assured destruction
• Requires few nuclear weapons
• Both the 1st and 2nd answers

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300 points

• In the Cold War context, Detente isbest
  described as...
• A period of high tension between the US and USSR
• The normalization of relations betweenUS and
  Japan
• A period of relaxed tensions between USand the
  USSR
• The breaking off of Sino-Soviet relations

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