Cold War Events

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Last updated: May 11, 2012
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First Major Conflict in Cold War
Berlin Airlift
Major Fighting inclunding U.N and U.S and communist China
Korean war
Who was Soviet Russia's leader in the begining of the Cold War?
Joseph Stalin
Major Named Leader in Cold War(Vietnam ,Cuba, ect) Ussr.
Nikita Khrushchev
Major communist and Democracy war in South Asia.
Vietnam War
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Crisis where communists put missiles near USA
Cuban Missle Crisis
Pact which USSR formed a group with all of it's sitellite Nations
Warsaw Pact
Democracy pact
NATO
Major ending point in war(Europe)
Berlin Wall
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Level 14
May 12, 2012
you should accept fall of the berlin wall
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Level 12
Jun 10, 2012
I agree with mnormansell
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Level 86
Oct 29, 2012
Several spelling errors: "including," "beginning," "USSR," "its," "etc.," "satellite," and (most annoyingly because it's in the answer) "missile." Inconsistent capitalization in clues. Also, it is the practice in Jetpunk quizzes to allow last-name-only answers. And I found the Khrushchev and "ending point" questions vague. Nice quiz idea, though!
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Level 44
Apr 3, 2013
You should accept just the last name
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Level 21
Jan 7, 2014
Annoying to have tried Cuban missile crisis many times thinking I was spelling it wrong each time, only to find that the answer is spelled wrong. Also, if you are going to require first and last names then 'Josef' should be accepted for Stalin because that is technically how it was spelt by him; it's the Russian equivalent.
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Level 44
Apr 5, 2019
Terrible quiz. Loads of spelling mistakes, including some in the answers that prevent you from getting it right (it's missile, not missle), really poorly worded prompts, some of which are simply wrong.