- Term created by former British Prime Minister Churchill that described the separation of the "free world" and those countries dominated by the Soviet Union
- Term named after a person who accused others of being a communist without evidence; it basically means a "witch-hunt"
- Technique that was used in schools to protect students from a nuclear blast
- Term to describe the defensive pact created by the US, Canada, Iceland and several Western European nations
- The Secretary of State created this program (named after him) that complimented the Truman Doctrine as a means of economic recovery to ward off communism
- This was the Communist leader of Cuba and this was the Communist leader of Soviet Union during the CMC
- This was the term to describe a war in which the US and Soviet Union do not directly fight each other, but where they one superpower fights a minor power that is supported by the other superpower
- This country entered the war to assist the North Korea after ground troops neared the Yalu River
- His U-2 "weather" plane was shot down of the Soviet Union in 1960
- Policy demonstrated in the Cuban Missile Crisis by both Kennedy and the Soviet Premiere where both were ready to launch nuclear missiles
- (Two parts) President who was in office when the Korean War beganPresident who signed the armistice in 1953 ending the hot war
- The Korean War was never a declared war. In fact, it was not technically lead by the US (despite 90% of the foreign troops came from the US). This international organization was in control of defending South Korea.
- This was the famous general who was fired
- After this satellite was launched, the US responded by requiring mandatory secondary science classes
- Besides Cuba, name another country where containment failed.
- Divided city that was one of the first locations of the conflicts of the Cold War.
- In 1959 when Cuba became communist, this US policy failed
- This was the name of the 1961 CIA trained and supported attempted coup in Cuba
- This President was leaving office as Kennedy was taking office, he warned about the dangers "of the industrial military complex"
- name a country the united states allied with during war