The widening of the Cold War 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCold WarA2/A-levelAQA Created by: ailsamcCreated on: 07-05-17 21:19 Why did the USA begin to strengthen Japan from 1947? Remained aligned to USA, less vulnerable to communism 1 of 28 When did China form a military alliance with the USSR? 1950 2 of 28 When was the San Francisco Peace Treaty? 1951 3 of 28 What was the San Francisco peace treaty? In return for it the USA could have military bases in Japan 4 of 28 When did China fall communist? 1949 5 of 28 When was the White Paper? 1949 6 of 28 What did the NSC-68 state? the USA should increase military capability 7 of 28 What did the White Paper try to do? Justify withdrawal from military intervention in China 8 of 28 When was the NSC-68? 1950 9 of 28 Who was the leader of North Korea? Kim Il Sung 10 of 28 Who was the leader of South Korea? Syngman Rhee 11 of 28 Where was Korea divided? 38th Parallel 12 of 28 When did North Korea invade South Korea? 1950 13 of 28 When was an armistice signed in Korea? 1953 14 of 28 When did McCarthyism come to a head? 1950 15 of 28 How did McCarthy gain influence? Exploited the anti-communist anxieties in the US 16 of 28 What were McCarthy's main points? Truman soft on communism, caused the Korean war & loss of China 17 of 28 Which group did McCarthy NOT target? Doctors 18 of 28 How did the USA remove one potential challenge from the UN? Did not allow mainland China to take the Chinese seat 19 of 28 What policies did Eisenhower introduce? Roll back, Massive retaliation, Brinkmanship 20 of 28 When was SEATO formed? 1954 21 of 28 What did Eisenhower want to expand? Alliance systems 22 of 28 What was SEATO in response to? Close sino-soviet relations 23 of 28 When was West Germany admitted to NATO? 1955 24 of 28 What did the Warsaw Pact do? Legitimised the USSR's influence in Eastern Europe 25 of 28 When was the Geneva Conference? 1954 26 of 28 What did the Geneva conference do? Ceasefire Vietnam, 17th Parallel the border 27 of 28 Who did the US support as the leader of South Vietnam? Diem 28 of 28
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