Question 1

With the admission of an additional ten countries in 2004, what superlative was associated with the EU countries?

Accepted Answer

A) The countries were the most populous entity in the world. 
B) The EU became the largest and richest single market in the world. 
C) The countries were the second largest market behind the U.S. 
D) The EU was finally able to compete with the emerging economies on Asia. 
E) The EU countries represented the strongest military force in history. 
A) The countries were the most populous entity in the world. 
B) The EU became the largest and richest single market in the world. 
C) The countries were the second largest market behind the U.S. 
D) The EU was finally able to compete with the emerging economies on Asia. 
E) The EU countries represented the strongest military force in history.

Question 2

The Ostpolitik of Willy Brandt

Accepted Answer

A) led to a recognition of the de facto borders that existed between East and West Germany. 
B) led to the signing of the Nuclear Test Ban in 1963. 
C) helped ease tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States. 
D) Both A and B are correct. 
E) Both A and C are correct. 
A) led to a recognition of the de facto borders that existed between East and West Germany. 
B) led to the signing of the Nuclear Test Ban in 1963. 
C) helped ease tensions between the Soviet Union and the United States. 
D) Both A and B are correct. 
E) Both A and C are correct.

Question 3

Khrushchev's term for the period 1955-1970 in the Soviet Bloc that placed somewhat more emphasis than before on consumer comfort was "____________________" communism.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Khrushchev's term for the period 1955-1970 in...

Question 4

Term for identification: Warsaw Pact

Accepted Answer

The Warsaw Pact, officially known as the

Question 5

Term for identification: NATO

Accepted Answer

The term "NATO" stands for the North Atl

Question 6

Discuss post-World War II tensions and how those led to the Cold War.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of a

Question 7

Analyze and describe Western Europe's post-war economic recovery, and discuss the gradual steps toward a projected European Union.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 8

The Soviet Union's new conservatism during the 1960s was exemplified by its

Accepted Answer

A) agreement with the United States to remove nuclear missiles from Cuba. 
B) allowance of free presidential elections in a few satellite states. 
C) failure to get involved militarily against the Americans in the war in Vietnam. 
D) quiet removal of communist slogans from Red Square. 
E) decision to enter into trade agreements with European countries. 
A) agreement with the United States to remove nuclear missiles from Cuba. 
B) allowance of free presidential elections in a few satellite states. 
C) failure to get involved militarily against the Americans in the war in Vietnam. 
D) quiet removal of communist slogans from Red Square. 
E) decision to enter into trade agreements with European countries.

Question 9

How was Nikita Khruschchev different from his predecessor Joseph Stalin?

Accepted Answer

A) Khruschchev was more aggressive. 
B) Khruschchev was more flexible. 
C) Khruschchev wanted to end the Cold War. 
D) Khruschchev avoided entangling alliances. 
E) Khruschchev was afraid of the U.S. 
A) Khruschchev was more aggressive. 
B) Khruschchev was more flexible. 
C) Khruschchev wanted to end the Cold War. 
D) Khruschchev avoided entangling alliances. 
E) Khruschchev was afraid of the U.S.

Question 10

Term for identification: Cuban Missile Crisis

Accepted Answer

The Cuban Missile Crisis, also known as

Question 11

Term for identification: Marshall Plan

Accepted Answer

The Marshall Plan, officially known as t

Question 12

The death of  ____________________ in 1953 marked the passing of the Cold War's most aggressive phase.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The death of  ____________________ in 1953 marked...

Exam 46: The Cold World War

With the admission of an additional ten countries in 2004, what superlative was associated with the EU countries?

The Ostpolitik of Willy Brandt

Khrushchev's term for the period 1955-1970 in the Soviet Bloc that placed somewhat more emphasis than before on consumer comfort was "____________________" communism.

Term for identification: Warsaw Pact

Term for identification: NATO

Discuss post-World War II tensions and how those led to the Cold War.

Analyze and describe Western Europe's post-war economic recovery, and discuss the gradual steps toward a projected European Union.

The Soviet Union's new conservatism during the 1960s was exemplified by its

How was Nikita Khruschchev different from his predecessor Joseph Stalin?

Term for identification: Cuban Missile Crisis

Term for identification: Marshall Plan

The death of ____________________ in 1953 marked the passing of the Cold War's most aggressive phase.

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