The Cold War 1917-1949 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe Cold WarGCSEOCR Created by: 12BECreated on: 09-05-17 14:39 What was given to Stalin in return for joining the war against Japan? The Manchurian Railway 1 of 64 Which conference did the USSR agree to join the war against Japan? Yalta 2 of 64 Which railway did Stalin gain control of? Manchurian 3 of 64 At which conference did Stalin gain control of the Manchurian railway? Yalta 4 of 64 What organisation did the Big 3 agreed to set up to replace the League of Nations? United Nations 5 of 64 Where was it agreed to create the United Nations? Yalta 6 of 64 Communists believed that progress was achieved how? Co-operation 7 of 64 Which new weapon did the USA have by Potsdam Atomic bomb 8 of 64 Why was the atomic bomb significant? by the time of Potsdam, the USA were more powerful than USSR 9 of 64 In which country was Stalin accused of crushing democracy? Poland 10 of 64 What did Stalin do in Poland? He arrested non-Communist leaders to rig the election 11 of 64 How many people were killed in Stalin's purges in the 1930's? 20 million 12 of 64 Which conference was the USSR not invited to? The Munich conference 13 of 64 After WW2, the USA and the USSR were known as? The super powers 14 of 64 What was the ideology of the USA? Capitalism 15 of 64 When was the Nazi-Soviet Pact? 1939 16 of 64 What did the West use as proof for Stalin's treachery? The Nazi-Soviet Pact 17 of 64 What is democracy? The idea that parties should be able to compete for power 18 of 64 Which American president attended the Yalta conference? Roosevelt 19 of 64 In what year did Hitler invade Soviet Russia? 1941 20 of 64 What did communists believe in to control propaganda? Censorship 21 of 64 What year did the UK, USA and France send troops to srch the USSR communists? 1918 22 of 64 Which British Foreign Minister was at Yalta? Eden 23 of 64 The USSR aimed to industrialise to protect themselves from the west in the …? Five-Year Plans 24 of 64 What country was the allies at war with? Japan 25 of 64 At Potsdam, what was agreed would happen to Germany? It would be democratised, demilitarised, disarmed and denazified 26 of 64 Who was the Soviet Foreign Minister at Yalta and Potsdam Molotov 27 of 64 What document was forged, suggesting the USSR planned to overthrow the UK government Zinoviev Letter 28 of 64 When was the Zinoviev Letter written? 1924 29 of 64 What was Stalin's nickname from the West? Uncle Joe 30 of 64 Which country was in control of Eastern Europe by 1945, and so most powerful at Yalta? USSR 31 of 64 Stalin's campaigns which killed 20 million people in the USSR are known as the…? Purges 32 of 64 Which conference was first? Yalta 33 of 64 What was Stalin's tactic of taking apart opposition 'slice by slice' in Eastern Europe? Salami Tactics 34 of 64 What was the ideology of the Soviet Union? Communism 35 of 64 At Yalta, the Big 3 promised 'Free and Fair' elections in the Declaration of …? Europe Liberated 36 of 64 Hitler's invasion of Soviet Russia in 1941 was called…? Barbarossa 37 of 64 What is the idea that one party could rule on behalf of everybody? Dictatorship 38 of 64 Which American president replaced Roosevelt at Potsdam? Truman 39 of 64 Capitalists believed that progress was achieved how? Competition 40 of 64 When did the Great Purges start in the USSR? 1934 41 of 64 Who was the Soviet leader at the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences? Stalin 42 of 64 Which UK Prime Minister replaced Churchill halfway through the Potsdam Conference? Attlee 43 of 64 What did capitalists believe in to not control propaganda? Free media 44 of 64 What was finally agreed at Potsdam (money)? Reparations 45 of 64 What organisation was set up by Lenin in 1919 to overthrown capitalist governments everywhere? Comintern 46 of 64 At Yalta, the Big 3 agreed to split Germany how? Into four zones of occupation as well as splitting Berlin 47 of 64 At Yalta, the Big 3 agreed that which country should have a 'government of national unity'? Poland 48 of 64 Which territory did Germany and USSR agreed to share in the Nazi-Soviet Pact? Poland 49 of 64 Who was the leader of the Communist Revolution in Russia? Lenin 50 of 64 Which Western leader described Lenin as a 'plague virus'? Chuchill 51 of 64 How did Churchill describe Lenin? a plague virus 52 of 64 When was the five-Year plan launched? 1928 53 of 64 When was the Communist Revolution? 1917 54 of 64 When was the Munich conference? 1938 55 of 64 Which conference was the USSR not invited to? Munich conference 56 of 64 What was given to Hitler by the UK at the Munich Conference? Studetenland 57 of 64 Which 1939 agreement sparked off WW2? Nazi-Soviet Pact 58 of 64 Which territory was shared by the USSR and Germany in the Nazi-Soviet Pact? Poland 59 of 64 When was the Yalta Conference? February 1945 60 of 64 When was the Potsdam conference? July-August 1945 61 of 64 When did Russia become a western Ally? 1941 62 of 64 What organisation did Britain and France refuse entry to the League of Nations in 1920? The USSR 63 of 64 When was Russia refused access to the League of Nations? 1920 64 of 64
GCSE AQA History Revision Booklet for Paper 1 on Wednesday the 9th fo June, covering from Section A: the Treaty of Versailles, the League of Nations, Causes of the 2nd World War. And from Section B covering Britain in the 1st World War. 0.0 / 5
[MICROSOFT WORD 2000 VERSION]Paper 1 on Wednesday the 9th fo June, covering from Section A: the Treaty of Versailles, the League of Nations, Causes of the 2nd World War. And from Section B covering Britain in the 1st World War. 0.0 / 5
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