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58426614036635th GradeThe Cold WarTask Cards 005th GradeThe Cold WarTask Cards 108783268976Task Card # 1 Why were the United States and the U.S.S.R. on opposite sides of the Cold War?They believed in different systems of government and economy?The U.S.S.R. had dropped bombs on the U.S. The U.S.S.R. was an Axis power during World War IIThe U.S. dropped bombs on the U.S.S.00Task Card # 1 Why were the United States and the U.S.S.R. on opposite sides of the Cold War?They believed in different systems of government and economy?The U.S.S.R. had dropped bombs on the U.S. The U.S.S.R. was an Axis power during World War IIThe U.S. dropped bombs on the U.S.S.151114292907Task Card #2Why was the Berlin Wall built?To keep Americans from entering RussiaTo keep East Germans from entering West GermanyTo stop Germany from invading Great BritainTo keep the U.S.S.R. from invading Germany00Task Card #2Why was the Berlin Wall built?To keep Americans from entering RussiaTo keep East Germans from entering West GermanyTo stop Germany from invading Great BritainTo keep the U.S.S.R. from invading Germany108783306309Task Card #3 What was the Truman Doctrine?A policy to contain the spread of communismThe space raceA program to develop the hydrogen bombThe antiwar movement 00Task Card #3 What was the Truman Doctrine?A policy to contain the spread of communismThe space raceA program to develop the hydrogen bombThe antiwar movement 79952317987Task Card #4Winston Churchill said this after the formation of the?“An iron curtain has descended across the continent. Behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of Central and Eastern Europe”Axis powersAllied powersLeague of NationsWarsaw Pact 00Task Card #4Winston Churchill said this after the formation of the?“An iron curtain has descended across the continent. Behind that line lie all the capitals of the ancient states of Central and Eastern Europe”Axis powersAllied powersLeague of NationsWarsaw Pact 133004209781Task Card # 5The U.S., the countries of Western Europe, and many other countries around the world wanted to make sure that communism did not spread. What organization was formed to spread of communism?NATOThe UNNAFTAThe Freedmen’s Bureau00Task Card # 5The U.S., the countries of Western Europe, and many other countries around the world wanted to make sure that communism did not spread. What organization was formed to spread of communism?NATOThe UNNAFTAThe Freedmen’s Bureau114935304462 Task Card #6He was born in 1894He was the leader of the U.S.S. R. He wanted to put nuclear missiles on Cuba He served as leader until 1964 a.Adolf Hitlerb.Benito Mussolinic.Nikita Khrushchevd.Joseph McCarthy00 Task Card #6He was born in 1894He was the leader of the U.S.S. R. He wanted to put nuclear missiles on Cuba He served as leader until 1964 a.Adolf Hitlerb.Benito Mussolinic.Nikita Khrushchevd.Joseph McCarthy133004294417Task Card # 7Why was the Cuban Missile Crisis one of the MOST important events of John Kennedy’s presidency?The U.S. almost started a war with CubaThe U.S. and the U.S.S.R. almost started a nuclear warThe U.S. landed a person on the moon. The U.S.S.R. broke apart into nation-states.00Task Card # 7Why was the Cuban Missile Crisis one of the MOST important events of John Kennedy’s presidency?The U.S. almost started a war with CubaThe U.S. and the U.S.S.R. almost started a nuclear warThe U.S. landed a person on the moon. The U.S.S.R. broke apart into nation-states.115579199299Task Card #8The term “iron curtain” refers to the Communist countries that allied after World War II. Who was the first English speaking politician to use the term “iron curtain”?Franklin RooseveltHarry TrumanWinston ChurchillEleanor Roosevelt.00Task Card #8The term “iron curtain” refers to the Communist countries that allied after World War II. Who was the first English speaking politician to use the term “iron curtain”?Franklin RooseveltHarry TrumanWinston ChurchillEleanor Roosevelt.144722352029Task Card # 9In the 1950’s, Korea fought a civil war over the spread of communism. Communists from the north tried to take over the south. What role did the U.S. play in this war?The U.S. and its allies fought to defend the north.The U.S. and its allies joined the fight to keep communism from spreading. The U.S. and its allies did not join the Korean War. The U.S. and its allies went to Vietnam to fight the Korean Communists. 00Task Card # 9In the 1950’s, Korea fought a civil war over the spread of communism. Communists from the north tried to take over the south. What role did the U.S. play in this war?The U.S. and its allies fought to defend the north.The U.S. and its allies joined the fight to keep communism from spreading. The U.S. and its allies did not join the Korean War. The U.S. and its allies went to Vietnam to fight the Korean Communists. 127363328534Task Card #10He was senator in the 1950’sHe wanted to find Communists in the U.S. His work was part of the Red Scare. His ideas became unpopularHenry FordCharles LindberghJoseph McCarthyGeneral Eisenhower00Task Card #10He was senator in the 1950’sHe wanted to find Communists in the U.S. His work was part of the Red Scare. His ideas became unpopularHenry FordCharles LindberghJoseph McCarthyGeneral Eisenhower144879258791Task Card # 11The Vietnam War became unpopular in the U.S. in the 1960’s. One of the MOST important things to happen because of the war’s unpopularity wasPresident Johnson deciding not to run for second term. The Korean War.A decline in the world economy. Bill Clinton being elected president00Task Card # 11The Vietnam War became unpopular in the U.S. in the 1960’s. One of the MOST important things to happen because of the war’s unpopularity wasPresident Johnson deciding not to run for second term. The Korean War.A decline in the world economy. Bill Clinton being elected president127363163789Task Card #12___ is when the government owns major industries such as banks, airlines, railroads, and power plants, but the people can own stores, farms and factories.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise00Task Card #12___ is when the government owns major industries such as banks, airlines, railroads, and power plants, but the people can own stores, farms and factories.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise85502304784Task Card # 13___ is when the government controls the economy, where all the goods are equally shared by the people, but often a dictator holds the power.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise00Task Card # 13___ is when the government controls the economy, where all the goods are equally shared by the people, but often a dictator holds the power.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise79862304784Task Card #14___ is where individuals are free to own or work for a business of their choosing, and consumers and business owners control the economy.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise00Task Card #14___ is where individuals are free to own or work for a business of their choosing, and consumers and business owners control the economy.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise85502365669Task Card # 15_____ created by 12 countries, including the U.S., that supported democracy over communism.CapitalismNATOCommunismFree enterprise00Task Card # 15_____ created by 12 countries, including the U.S., that supported democracy over communism.CapitalismNATOCommunismFree enterprise79862223165Task Card #16___ is ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange of wealth is owned by private businesses.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise00Task Card #16___ is ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange of wealth is owned by private businesses.CapitalismSocialismCommunismFree enterprise97378316659Task Card # 17____ created in response to NATO, the Eastern Bloc signed and agreed to be under Soviet political and military control. Western BlocEastern Bloc Warsaw PactIron Curtain00Task Card # 17____ created in response to NATO, the Eastern Bloc signed and agreed to be under Soviet political and military control. Western BlocEastern Bloc Warsaw PactIron Curtain67986316659Task Card #18The countries including the U.S. that were against the U.S.S.R. and the spread of communism.Western BlocEastern Bloc Warsaw PactIron Curtain00Task Card #18The countries including the U.S. that were against the U.S.S.R. and the spread of communism.Western BlocEastern Bloc Warsaw PactIron Curtain97378330042Task Card # 19President Harry Truman’s promise to help any country that the U.S.S.R. tried to turn Communist; also known as the policy of containmentWestern BlocTruman Doctrine Warsaw PactIron Curtain00Task Card # 19President Harry Truman’s promise to help any country that the U.S.S.R. tried to turn Communist; also known as the policy of containmentWestern BlocTruman Doctrine Warsaw PactIron Curtain68077318440Task Card #20A term Winston Churchill used to describe the political barrier between the Soviet Bloc and Western Europe from 1945-1990.Western BlocTruman Doctrine Warsaw PactIron Curtain00Task Card #20A term Winston Churchill used to describe the political barrier between the Soviet Bloc and Western Europe from 1945-1990.Western BlocTruman Doctrine Warsaw PactIron Curtain85032292842Task Card # 21The countries that were controlled by the U.S.S.R. after WWII- Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Albania, and East Germany were known as Western BlocEastern Bloc Warsaw PactIron Curtain00Task Card # 21The countries that were controlled by the U.S.S.R. after WWII- Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Albania, and East Germany were known as Western BlocEastern Bloc Warsaw PactIron Curtain91737292907Task Card #22Group formed to investigate and find Communists hiding in America.Berlin WallDomino Theory Red ScareHouse Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)00Task Card #22Group formed to investigate and find Communists hiding in America.Berlin WallDomino Theory Red ScareHouse Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)85502258791Task Card # 23The movement that was extremely opposed to communism, and used unfair investigating practices.McCarthyismNuclear arms raceRed ScareCold War00Task Card # 23The movement that was extremely opposed to communism, and used unfair investigating practices.McCarthyismNuclear arms raceRed ScareCold War91828342249Task Card #24A barrier created after WWII by the Soviet Union that isolated West Berlin from the rest of Germany.Berlin WallDomino Theory Red Scare (HUAC)00Task Card #24A barrier created after WWII by the Soviet Union that isolated West Berlin from the rest of Germany.Berlin WallDomino Theory Red Scare (HUAC)121128209780Task Card # 25Federal action by the U.S. Government against aliens and citizens suspected of being a Communist or a Communist sympathizer. Berlin WallDomino Theory Red Scare (HUAC)00Task Card # 25Federal action by the U.S. Government against aliens and citizens suspected of being a Communist or a Communist sympathizer. Berlin WallDomino Theory Red Scare (HUAC)174864209781Task Card # 26Theory that if one nation comes under communist control, that neighboring nations will also come under Communist control.Berlin WallDomino Theory Red Scare (HUAC)00Task Card # 26Theory that if one nation comes under communist control, that neighboring nations will also come under Communist control.Berlin WallDomino Theory Red Scare (HUAC)192380258791Task Card # 27The race between the U.S. and U.S.S.R after World War II to create nuclear weapons.Berlin WallRed Scare Nuclear arms raceDomino Theory00Task Card # 27The race between the U.S. and U.S.S.R after World War II to create nuclear weapons.Berlin WallRed Scare Nuclear arms raceDomino Theory174864258791Task Card # 28The political tension and military rivalry between the U.S and the U.S.S.R. Cold WarRed Scare Nuclear arms raceDomino Theory00Task Card # 28The political tension and military rivalry between the U.S and the U.S.S.R. Cold WarRed Scare Nuclear arms raceDomino Theory21161831059279a. They believed in different systems of government and economyb. To keep East Germans from entering West Germanya. A policy to contain the spread of communism. D. Warsaw pact A. NATOC. Nikita KhrushchevB. the U.S. and U.S.S.R. almost started a nuclear war. C. Winston ChurchillD. the U.S. and its allies went to Vietnam to fight the Korean Communists. C. Joseph McCarthyC. a decline in the world economyA. capitalismC. communismD. free enterpriseB. NATOB. socialismC. Warsaw PactA. Western BlocB. Human Doctrine D. Iron CurtainB. Eastern BlocD. House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)A. McCarthyismA. Berlin WallC. Red ScareB. Domino TheoryC. Nuclear Arms RaceA. Cold War00a. They believed in different systems of government and economyb. To keep East Germans from entering West Germanya. A policy to contain the spread of communism. D. Warsaw pact A. NATOC. Nikita KhrushchevB. the U.S. and U.S.S.R. almost started a nuclear war. C. Winston ChurchillD. the U.S. and its allies went to Vietnam to fight the Korean Communists. C. Joseph McCarthyC. a decline in the world economyA. capitalismC. communismD. free enterpriseB. NATOB. socialismC. Warsaw PactA. Western BlocB. Human Doctrine D. Iron CurtainB. Eastern BlocD. House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)A. McCarthyismA. Berlin WallC. Red ScareB. Domino TheoryC. Nuclear Arms RaceA. 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