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What was one cause of the Cold War? (Points: 5) Soviet fears of Western world domination formation of NATO establishment of the Warsaw Pact construction of the Berlin Wall Which did the United States do as part of the Marshall Plan? (Points: 5) sponsored economic exchanges with the Soviet Union provided aid to rebuild European cities and factories developed alliances with Eastern Bloc nations established air bases in China What name was given to U.S. strategies to prevent the expansion of communism after World War II? (Points: 5) Containment Policy Arms Limitation Initiative Plan for Soviet Territorial Reduction American Democratic Activities Which American president committed the United States to a policy of preventing the spread of communism? (Points: 5) Franklin Roosevelt Harry Truman Dwight Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Which Cold War leader recognized earlier wrongs and wanted to build a policy of peaceful coexistence with capitalist countries? (Points: 5) Joseph Stalin Nikita Khrushchev Lavrenti Beria Leonid Brezhnev Who is the Cuban leader responsible for overthrowing a U.S.-sponsored dictator, confiscating property of American companies, and ruling Cuba for more than four decades? (Points: 5) Fulgencio Batista Hugo Chavez Fidel Castro Juan Peron Which was one part of Japan's postwar transformation? (Points: 5) increasing the size of the military adopting a new constitution giving men the right to vote giving the emperor more political power What was the purpose of China's "Great Leap Forward"? (Points: 5) to develop the agricultural reforms necessary to support a growing population to modernize China and transform it into an industrial nation to extend the Chinese borders into Soviet territory to transform China into a capitalist democracy. Why did North Korean troops invade South Korea in 1950? (Points: 5) to recapture their downed airplanes to unite the Koreans under communism so the entire peninsula would become democratic to oust the Chinese troops What disaster did President John F. Kennedy and Premier Nikita Khrushchev manage to avert during the Cuban Missile Crisis? (Points: 5) nuclear war a communist government in Cuba loss of a major trading partner in the Caribbean armed conflict between Turkey and the Soviet Union What goals did Mao Zedong hope to achieve in China? (Points: 5) oust foreigners, organize peasants, and use communism as a guide to modernize China form alliances, organize the middle class, and modernize China encourage immigration, organize the upper class, and democratize China eliminate poverty, organize the workers, and create a socialist society Which development during the 1950s and 1960s reinforced world opinion of the United States as a land of plenty? (Points: 5) television space exploration air travel the end of colonialism in Africa What effect did the launch of Sputnik and the ensuing space race have on the Cold War? (Points: 5) It launched the Cold War. It ended the Cold War. It increased tensions during the Cold War. It had little effect on the Cold War. What movement, led by Norman Borlaug, helped to prevent a worldwide famine? (Points: 5) the Agricultural Action Program the Green Revolution the Food and Fertilizer Development Plan the Surplus Sharing System What has done the most to bring the peoples of the world closer together into what Marshall McLuhan referred to as a "global village"? (Points: 5) the fall of communism in Eastern Europe the formation of the United Nations the spread of democracy worldwide the development of an international pop culture

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1. The Cold War really started when the Soviets constructed the Berlin Wall 2. Which did the United States do as part of the Marshall Plan? They provided aid to rebuild European cities and factories 3. What name was given to U.S. strategies to prevent the expansion of communism after World War II? Containment Policy 4. Which American president committed the United States to a policy of preventing the spread of communism? Harry Truman 5. Which Cold War leader recognized earlier wrongs and wanted to build a policy of peaceful coexistence with capitalist countries? Leonid Brezhnev supported "detente" with the West. 6. Who is the Cuban leader responsible for overthrowing a U.S.-sponsored dictator, confiscating property of American companies, and ruling Cuba for more than four decades? Fidel Castro 7. Which was one part of Japan's postwar transformation? Japan adopted a new constitution (under American influence) 8. What was the purpose of China's "Great Leap Forward"? To modernize China and transform it into an industrial nation 9. Why did North Korean troops invade South Korea in 1950? To unite the Koreans under communism 10. What disaster did President John F. Kennedy and Premier Nikita Khrushchev manage to avert during the Cuban Missile Crisis? Nuclear war 11. What goals did Mao Zedong hope to achieve in China? Eliminate poverty, organize the workers, and create a socialist society 12. Which development during the 1950s and 1960s reinforced world opinion of the United States as a land of plenty? television 13. What effect did the launch of Sputnik and the ensuing space race have on the Cold War? It increased tensions during the Cold War. 14. What movement, led by Norman Borlaug, helped to prevent a worldwide famine? The Green Revolution (hybrid/high-yield crops) 15. What has done the most to bring the peoples of the world closer together into what Marshall McLuhan referred to as a "global village"? The development of an international pop culture Hope this helps,

1: Soviet fears of US world domination 2: Provided aid to rebuild European cities and factories 3: Containment policy 4: Harry Truman 5: Leonid Brezhnev 6: Fidel Castro 7: Adopting a new constitution 8: To modernize China and transform it into an industrial nation 9: To unite the Koreans under Communism 10; Nuclear War 11: Oust foreigners,organize peasants,and use Communism as a guide to modernize China. 12: Television 13: It increased tensions during the Cold War 14: The Green Revolution 15: The development of an international pop culture are definitely the correct answers.