- This policy was intended to defend the Middle East against an attack by an anticommunist country.
- This U.S. policy required greater dependence on nuclear weapons and the airplanes that delivered them.
- This U-2 pilot was convicted of espionage after his plane was shot down and he was forced to parachute into Soviet controlled territory.
- This group's covert actions helped to topple government's in Iran and Guatemala.
- In 1956, the Soviets brutally put down a pro-democracy rebellion in ______.
- At various times, McCarthy claimed to have personal knowledge of 57, 81, or 251 Communists working in the _________.
- The policy of going to the edge of all-out war is known as ______.
- The satellite nations of the Soviet Union were members of this military alliance.
- The McCarran Internal Security Act made it unlawful to plan any action that might lead to the establishment of a dictatorship in the United States.
- In promoting sentence on Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, ______ declared the crime "worse than murder" because it had put "into the hands of the Russians the A-bomb."
- He led the nation that developed the first hydrogen bomb.
- Dwight D. Eisenhower told an aide, "If one of these {U-2's} were lost when we were engaged in apparently sincere deliberations, it could . . . ruin my _______."
- The U.S.-Soviet competition for supremacy of the earth's orbit was known as the ______.
- As Secretary of State, he proposed that the United States declare its intention to use massive retaliation against any aggressions.
- Claiming to be persecuted for being Jewish and holding radical beliefs, ______ pleaded not guilty to the crime of espionage.
- ______ could only be charged with perjury, and espionage, because too many years had passed since the spying had taken place.
- In 1947, ______ subpoenaed 43 witnesses from the Hollywood film industry to give testimony on whether Communists influenced the American film industry.
- Joseph McCarthy's downfall came after he made Communist-related access against the White House.
- Joseph McCarthy first rose to popularity by pursuing charges against alleged state department spy Alger Hiss.
- The ______ decided not to cooperate with the investigation into whether the American film industry had been influenced by Communists.