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1950s Foreign Policy Quiz

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1. The Truman Doctrine said that the US would contain Communism within its boundaries and that the US would not return to isolationism.
True
False
2. The Mashall plan provided money, food and fuel for homes and factories to jump start economic growth in Europe after the war.
True
False
3. Berlin was part of communist controlled east Germany. However, the allies controlled western half of Berlin. The western half of Berlin experienced economic prosperity in comparison to the bleak life of East Berliners.
True
False
4. Joseph Stalin knew that he would need the allies to stop the west from invading the Soviet Union, so he formed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Western European nations and United States countered by forming the Warsaw Pact Alliance.
True
False
5. A civil war between nationalists and communists broke out in China after WWll. The United States supported Mao Zedong and the Soviet Union supported Chiang Kai-Shek.
True
False
6. McCarthy said Soviet advances were due to traitors in the US. Said 205 communists worked in the State Department and were "bad risks". He did produce a list a names and sent it to the FBI to have the suspected communists to be executed.
True
False
7. The Korean War showed that the president could send troops into war without a declaration from Congress. It also increased military spending and led to the creation of SEATO.
True
False
8. Eisenhower and Truman both believed that communism was the greatest threat to the free world. Eisenhower agreed with Truman's foriegn policy and supported entering into regional conflicts to contain communism.
True
False
9. After China entered the Korean War, Harry Truman wanted to commit as many troops as necessary to achieve total victory. General MacAuthur wanted a limited war and criticized Truman's plan.
True
False
10. John Foster Dulles announced the Policy of "massive retaliation" in which the United States would respond to communist threats by threatening to use crushing, overwhelming force, including nuclear weapons.
True
False
11. What established 1 billion dollars to produce more scientists and science teacher and collage loans?
National Defense Education Act
Act of Contrition
Naval Construction Act
National Offensive Act
12. What made it illegal to teach about violently overthrowing the goverment?
Nuts Act
Johns Act
Smith Act
Warsaw Act
13. What is the impact of the Cold War?
US wont do jack.
US would kill all communists.
US would defend communism.
US would protect non-communist Europe.
14. What was the impact of China entering the Korean war?
US would use the strategy of "total war".
US cannot win without major troop commitment and possibly nuclear weapons.
US would nuke North Korea.
US would quit the war.
15. What differs Nikita Khrushev from Joseph Stalin?
Not as paranoid
More peaceful relations with the west
Puts down rebellion in Czechoslovakia and Hungary
All of the above.
16. What were the impacts of the Korean War?
No victory between North and South Korea
Increase of US military spending
Formation of Seato
All of the above
17. What did the federal employee loyalty program establish?
Made sure that another civil war would happen
Made sure employees weren't planning to escape the US
Made sure employees were loyals
Made sure employees would not go on strike for any particular reason
18. What is "McCarthyism"?
Making extreme and reckless charges
Discredited legitimate concerns about communism
You could lose your Job if you were considered a communist.
All of the above
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