Question 1

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 Economic Community

Question 2

What event led to the return of economic balance between the United States and Europe?

Accepted Answer

A) Americans began to invest heavily in West Germany. 
B) Richard Nixon decided to let the dollar find its own level internationally. 
C) The European Economic Community was founded. 
D) The Vietnam War ended excessive US military spending. 
E) Jimmy Carter signed an economic agreement with Germany and France. 
A) Americans began to invest heavily in West Germany. 
B) Richard Nixon decided to let the dollar find its own level internationally. 
C) The European Economic Community was founded. 
D) The Vietnam War ended excessive US military spending. 
E) Jimmy Carter signed an economic agreement with Germany and France. B

Question 3

The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 slowed down the progress of ____________________ between the Soviet Union and the United States.

Accepted Answer

détente

Question 4

What significant change was implemented in 2002 across the European Union?

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 diplomatic approach was adopted by all European Union 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 diplomatic approach was adopted by all European Union countries.

Question 5

____________________ withdrew its military from NATO command in 1962.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ withdrew its military from NATO command...

Question 6

The headquarters of the European Union is located in the city of ____________________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of The headquarters of the European Union is...

Question 7

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

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Soviet Union's response to the Western...

Question 8

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

Accepted Answer

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

Question 9

What impact did the addition of ten countries have on the European Union in 2004?

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 after the United States. 
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 after the United States. 
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 10

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.

Question 11

How was Nikita  Khrushchev  different from his predecessor Josef Stalin?

Accepted Answer

A) Khrushchev was more open to the West. 
B) Khrushchev was more inflexible. 
C) Khrushchev wanted to end the Cold War. 
D) Khrushchev avoided entangling alliances. 
E) Khrushchev was afraid of the United States. 
A) Khrushchev was more open to the West. 
B) Khrushchev was more inflexible. 
C) Khrushchev wanted to end the Cold War. 
D) Khrushchev avoided entangling alliances. 
E) Khrushchev was afraid of the United States.

Question 12

Which of the following was most responsible for the beginning of 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 13

Analyze and describe Western Europe's post-war economic recovery. Trace the development of the European Union project including events and organizations that played a significant role.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 14

What defines the term détente ?

Accepted Answer

A) conflict 
B) containment 
C) relaxation 
D) escalation 
E) confrontation 
A) conflict 
B) containment 
C) relaxation 
D) escalation 
E) confrontation

Question 15

Which word or phrase best describes the developments in Western Europe since 1945?

Accepted Answer

A) an economic miracle 
B) a renaissance 
C) dismal 
D) predictable 
E) less than stellar 
A) an economic miracle 
B) a renaissance 
C) dismal 
D) predictable 
E) less than stellar

Question 16

Describe the post-World War II tensions. How did the tensions lead to the development of the Cold War?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of a

Question 17

Term for identification: Truman Doctrine

Accepted Answer

The Truman Doctrine is a policy that was

Question 18

The ____________________ Treaty facilitated economic and financial intercourse among European community members.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ____________________ Treaty facilitated economic and financial...

Question 19

Term for identification: Cuban Missile Crisis

Accepted Answer

The Cuban Missile Crisis, also known as

Question 20

Term for identification: Nuclear Test Ban

Accepted Answer

The term "Nuclear Test Ban" refers to ag

Exam 46: The Cold World War

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.

What event led to the return of economic balance between the United States and Europe?

The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 slowed down the progress of ____________________ between the Soviet Union and the United States.

What significant change was implemented in 2002 across the European Union?

____________________ withdrew its military from NATO command in 1962.

The headquarters of the European Union is located in the city of ____________________.​

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

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

What impact did the addition of ten countries have on the European Union in 2004?

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

How was Nikita Khrushchev different from his predecessor Josef Stalin?

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

Analyze and describe Western Europe's post-war economic recovery. Trace the development of the European Union project including events and organizations that played a significant role.

What defines the term détente ?

Which word or phrase best describes the developments in Western Europe since 1945?

Describe the post-World War II tensions. How did the tensions lead to the development of the Cold War?

Term for identification: Truman Doctrine

The ____________________ Treaty facilitated economic and financial intercourse among European community members.

Term for identification: Cuban Missile Crisis

Term for identification: Nuclear Test Ban

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