Cold War terms 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCold WarA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: MeganCreated on: 06-06-15 13:45 Agreed by two sides Bilateral 1 of 19 Soviet policy which affirmed the Soviet Union's right to intervene in the affairs of another country to protect socialism Brezhnev doctrine 2 of 19 A military alliance formed in 1955 which included Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, Turkey and the British empire. Dissolved in 1979. CENTO 3 of 19 Informal group of Czech intellectuals who criticised Czech government for failing to respect human rights. Charter 77 4 of 19 Founded in 1949 designed to aid economic growth across the Eastern bloc Comecon 5 of 19 Founded in 1947 to co-ordinate the communist governments of Eastern Europe Cominform 6 of 19 A US government policy that aimed to stop the spread of communism Containment 7 of 19 Traditional military forces Conventional forces 8 of 19 A policy introduced after Stalin's death designed to liberalise some aspect of Soviet policy De-stalinisation 9 of 19 Interpretation that the US used its economic power to extend its global power Dollar imperialism 10 of 19 Term that relates to the relationship between political power and geographical territory Geopolitical 11 of 19 Economic policy introduced by Mao 1958-61 Great Leap Forward 12 of 19 Guerrilla movement in Afghanistan that believed it was fighting a holy struggle against Soviet forces Mujahedin 13 of 19 The process of establishing a positive working relationship Normalisation 14 of 19 A term that refers to the normalisation between Eastern and Western Europe during the Cold War Ostpolitik 15 of 19 The policy of restructuring the Soviet economy and government introduced by Gorbachev Perestrokia 16 of 19 A conflict in which major powers fight each other indirectly Proxy wars 17 of 19 The Policy of liberating territory from communist influence Rollback 18 of 19 A trade union established in Poland in 1980 Solidarity 19 of 19
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