Question 1

The Soviet Union's response to the Western powers' formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was to form the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

Warsaw Pact

Question 2

What major accomplishments came to pass in 2002 in the European Union (EU)countries?

Accepted Answer

A) The countries introduced a common language and speed limits on vehicles. 
B) A standardized currency was introduced and travel restriction among member nations were lifted. 
C) The countries opened up diplomatic relations with each other and the Vatican. 
D) The countries tried to incorporate the old Soviet Russian heartland and China. 
E) A common internal political and diplomat approach was adopted by all (EU)countries. 
A) The countries introduced a common language and speed limits on vehicles. 
B) A standardized currency was introduced and travel restriction among member nations were lifted. 
C) The countries opened up diplomatic relations with each other and the Vatican. 
D) The countries tried to incorporate the old Soviet Russian heartland and China. 
E) A common internal political and diplomat approach was adopted by all (EU)countries. B

Question 3

Which of these was not a major factor in West Germany's economic recovery after World War II?

Accepted Answer

A) Monetary aid via the Marshall Plan. 
B) A large labor pool and unions willing to be cooperative. 
C) Social reforms such as universal medical insurance and paid vacation leave that gave the working class a reason to help make their countries successful. 
D) A free market economy modeled on that of the United States. 
E) Free trade among all NATO members that would be phased in over time. 
A) Monetary aid via the Marshall Plan. 
B) A large labor pool and unions willing to be cooperative. 
C) Social reforms such as universal medical insurance and paid vacation leave that gave the working class a reason to help make their countries successful. 
D) A free market economy modeled on that of the United States. 
E) Free trade among all NATO members that would be phased in over time. D

Question 4

Term for identification: Berlin Wall

Accepted Answer

The Berlin Wall was a fortified barrier

Question 5

Which Western ally pursued the most independent course as far as diverging from U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union?

Accepted Answer

A) Charles de Gaulle 
B) Konrad Adenauer 
C) Alcide de Gasperi 
D) Harold McMillian 
E) Winston Churchill 
A) Charles de Gaulle 
B) Konrad Adenauer 
C) Alcide de Gasperi 
D) Harold McMillian 
E) Winston Churchill

Question 6

East Germany's troubled postwar economic situation was exacerbated by

Accepted Answer

A) American refusal to provide funds under the Marshall Plan. 
B) the removal of everything possible by the Soviet Union. 
C) the fact that East Germany had no outside support at all. 
D) the reality that most highly educated people lived in West Germany. 
E) the fact that its people were too demoralized by Soviet occupation to work. 
A) American refusal to provide funds under the Marshall Plan. 
B) the removal of everything possible by the Soviet Union. 
C) the fact that East Germany had no outside support at all. 
D) the reality that most highly educated people lived in West Germany. 
E) the fact that its people were too demoralized by Soviet occupation to work.

Question 7

Global student protests against NATO policies reached a peak in 1968, when the overriding issue was

Accepted Answer

A) the Korean conflict. 
B) American involvement in Vietnam. 
C) the Iranian revolution. 
D) the Cuban Missile Crisis. 
E) nuclear proliferation. 
A) the Korean conflict. 
B) American involvement in Vietnam. 
C) the Iranian revolution. 
D) the Cuban Missile Crisis. 
E) nuclear proliferation.

Question 8

Which of the following was most responsible for the beginning of the the recovery in Europe after World War II?

Accepted Answer

A) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 
B) The Truman Doctrine. 
C) The Marshall Plan. 
D) Formation of the Warsaw Pact. 
E) The Berlin Blockade. 
A) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 
B) The Truman Doctrine. 
C) The Marshall Plan. 
D) Formation of the Warsaw Pact. 
E) The Berlin Blockade.

Question 9

Which of the following best describes NATO unity by the time of Charles de Gaulle?

Accepted Answer

A) Completely unified 
B) Disorganized 
C) Factional 
D) Not so close knit 
E) Both A and B are correct. 
A) Completely unified 
B) Disorganized 
C) Factional 
D) Not so close knit 
E) Both A and B are correct.

Question 10

The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia (1968)resulted in

Accepted Answer

A) the death of détente. 
B) economic sanctions against allies of the Soviets. 
C) a threat of police action by the UN. 
D) mobilization of NATO forces. 
E) no significant action by the West. 
A) the death of détente. 
B) economic sanctions against allies of the Soviets. 
C) a threat of police action by the UN. 
D) mobilization of NATO forces. 
E) no significant action by the West.

Question 11

Peaceful coexistence was the policy ostensibly followed by Soviet Chairman ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Peaceful coexistence was the policy ostensibly followed...

Question 12

In 1957 the Treaty of Rome was the founding charter for  the ____________________,  which has been the fundamental organ for European unity for the last fifty years.

Accepted Answer

European E

Question 13

Term for identification: Iron Curtain

Accepted Answer

The term "Iron Curtain" refers to the no

Question 14

How did the Western countries react to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968?

Accepted Answer

A) There was no significant reaction by the Western countries. 
B) The Western countries imposed economic sanctions on the Soviets. 
C) The Western countries mobilized their military alliances. 
D) The Western countries guided the UN to stern action. 
E) The Soviet invasion led to a revitalization of detente. 
A) There was no significant reaction by the Western countries. 
B) The Western countries imposed economic sanctions on the Soviets. 
C) The Western countries mobilized their military alliances. 
D) The Western countries guided the UN to stern action. 
E) The Soviet invasion led to a revitalization of detente.

Question 15

The Truman Doctrine represents

Accepted Answer

A) a recognition of the serious threat France posed to world peace. 
B) a dramatic change in American foreign policy. 
C) an acknowledgement of Fidel Castro in Cuba. 
D) a sense of urgency by the Truman Administration to deal with social conflicts at home before addressing global issues. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) a recognition of the serious threat France posed to world peace. 
B) a dramatic change in American foreign policy. 
C) an acknowledgement of Fidel Castro in Cuba. 
D) a sense of urgency by the Truman Administration to deal with social conflicts at home before addressing global issues. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 16

The United States believed that the key to containing communism to the countries Stalin already had was

Accepted Answer

A) keeping a significant military force in all other European countries. 
B) making sure that West Germany was economically successful. 
C) gaining control of East Berlin. 
D) convincing Europe's neutral countries that joining the fight against communism was necessary. 
E) getting rid of Stalin, by assassination if necessary. 
A) keeping a significant military force in all other European countries. 
B) making sure that West Germany was economically successful. 
C) gaining control of East Berlin. 
D) convincing Europe's neutral countries that joining the fight against communism was necessary. 
E) getting rid of Stalin, by assassination if necessary.

Question 17

The nation most responsible for bringing prosperity back to Europe after World War II was

Accepted Answer

A) the United States. 
B) Great Britain. 
C) France. 
D) Italy. 
E) Soviet Union. 
A) the United States. 
B) Great Britain. 
C) France. 
D) Italy. 
E) Soviet Union.

Question 18

Compare and contrast Western Europe and Eastern Europe in terms of their post war recovery.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include the subo

Question 19

The ____________________ was constructed in 1961, effectively separating East and West ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ was constructed in 1961, effectively...

Question 20

What did the Truman Doctrine announce in 1947?

Accepted Answer

A) Intervention by the U.S. and France in the War in Vietnam. 
B) The formation of North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 
C) The formation of the Warsaw Pact and Iron Curtain. 
D) The U.S. pledged to defend governments throughout the world from communism. 
E) The U.S. intent to pursue war crimes trials against former Nazis. 
A) Intervention by the U.S. and France in the War in Vietnam. 
B) The formation of North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 
C) The formation of the Warsaw Pact and Iron Curtain. 
D) The U.S. pledged to defend governments throughout the world from communism. 
E) The U.S. intent to pursue war crimes trials against former Nazis.

Exam 46: The Cold World War

The Soviet Union's response to the Western powers' formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was to form the ____________________.

What major accomplishments came to pass in 2002 in the European Union (EU)countries?

Which of these was not a major factor in West Germany's economic recovery after World War II?

Term for identification: Berlin Wall

Which Western ally pursued the most independent course as far as diverging from U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union?

East Germany's troubled postwar economic situation was exacerbated by

Global student protests against NATO policies reached a peak in 1968, when the overriding issue was

Which of the following was most responsible for the beginning of the the recovery in Europe after World War II?

Which of the following best describes NATO unity by the time of Charles de Gaulle?

The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia (1968)resulted in

Peaceful coexistence was the policy ostensibly followed by Soviet Chairman ____________________.

In 1957 the Treaty of Rome was the founding charter for the ____________________, which has been the fundamental organ for European unity for the last fifty years.

Term for identification: Iron Curtain

How did the Western countries react to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968?

The Truman Doctrine represents

The United States believed that the key to containing communism to the countries Stalin already had was

The nation most responsible for bringing prosperity back to Europe after World War II was

Compare and contrast Western Europe and Eastern Europe in terms of their post war recovery.

The ____________________ was constructed in 1961, effectively separating East and West ____________________.

What did the Truman Doctrine announce in 1947?

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