Exam 21: Cold War, New Nations, and Revolt Against Authority

The American president at the end of World War II was ________.

Which of these was probably a secondary motive for the Marshall Plan?

Unlike Cuba and Vietnam,India was ________ in the twentieth century.

The end of the Soviet Union can be characterized as ________.

The Soviet leader from 1953 to 1964 was ________.

Fidel Castro was the ________ premier from 1961 to 2011.

Compare two countries' decolonization experiences.How do you account for these differences?

Why did the Soviet Union fall apart? What was the fate of communism in this process?

France fought a protracted war to prevent ________ from gaining its independence.

NATO differs from the United Nations in being ________.

The green revolution took place in what field?

Ultimately,the announced Brezhnev Doctrine ________.

Ho Chi Minh was a ________ leader in the 1950s and 1960s.

The term "nonaligned" referred to decisions concerning alliances with ________.

Looking at the table "Defense Expenditure," which of these years saw the United States begin outspending the Soviet Union?

Which of these was created in 1957?

Since its inception,the scope of the World Bank has ________.

The activities of the UN are ________.

The Sandinistas were revolutionaries in ________.

In 1955,NATO members included the United States and ________.