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Who attended the Yalta conference Feb 1945?
Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt
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Who attended the Potsdam conference August 1945?
Stalin, Atlee, Truman
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What were Britain, USA and USSR named at the end of WW2?
The Grand Alliance
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What was the Truman Doctrine (1947)?
The belief that communism should be stopped spreading around the world.
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What did Marshall Aid aim to do?
Give money and aid from USA to countries to stop them from becoming communist and to trade with them.
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What was Cominform?
An organisation set up by Stalin to ensure all communist did what they said.
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What was Comecon?
Communist organisation that encouraged trade and financial support amongst other communist countries.
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Why was NATO set up?
A protective military alliance against communist threat in Europe.
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What was the Warsaw Pact?
A military agreement amongst all communist countries to protect each other if they are attacked.
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How did the USSR respond to the Western powers forming a unified West Berlin in 1948?
They tried to Blockade all food and fuel into the Western part of the city.
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Who was the ruler that Krushchev put in charge of Hungary in 1956?
Nagy.
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How did Krushchev respond to the uprising in Hungary?
He involved the USSR soldiers and replaced Nagy who was later arrested and then executed.
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What is a 'Satellite State'?
Countries controlled by the USSR who were also communist.
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Why did the 'Bay of Pigs' invasion fail?
Poor organisation, not enough soldiers, no air support, not kept secret enough and the Cubans didn't want Batista back.
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Who was the leader of Czechoslovakia during the 'Prague Spring'?
Dubcek
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Why did East Germany build the Berlin Wall in 1961?
Millions of German were fleeing to the West and it made communism look unattractive and would destroy their economy.
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Why was Kennedy so concerned about Cuba in 1962?
A communist country so close to the USA appeared to be getting nuclear weapons.
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What was the Brezhnev Doctrine?
Belief that all countries should protect communism if it is under threat by using force if necessary.
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What was the outcome of the Cuban missile crisis?
Missiles removed, Khrushchev replaced, Kennedy seen as strong leader and American missiles removed from Turkey.
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What does Detente mean?
The reducing of tensions between the two super powers as they sought to reduce tensions between the two sides.
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