7.14 Postwar Diplomacy

5. the founding leader of the People’s Republic of China and a prominent communist revolutionary figure
6. a strategy or agreement aimed at reducing, limiting, or eliminating weapons, particularly military weapons, by a country or group of countries (2 words)
7. a U.S. initiative to aid Western Europe countries in rebuilding their economies after World War II (2 words)
8. a formal agreement signed in 1946 that granted the Philippines independence from the U.S. (3 words)
10. the coalition of nations that opposed the Axis Powers during the WWII, including the U.S., the Soviet Union, and China (2 words)
11. weapons of mass destruction that derive its power from a nuclear reaction (2 words)
13. an international organization formed after WWII to foster peace and security, promote human rights, and encourage international cooperation, replacing the ineffective League of Nations (3 words)

1. a government that, while appearing independent, is actually controlled and directed by an outside power, often a foreign nation (2 words)
2. a meetings of Allied leaders to discuss the post-war order in Europe, including the administration of Germany and the surrender of Japan
3. a global conflict between the allies and Axis that reshaped international power, leading to U.S. dominance and the Cold War (3 words)
4. the forced relocation and imprisonment of Japanese Americans in internment camps during WWII (2 words)
9. to publicly support or promote a policy
12. a Pacific Island in the Marshall Islands that was used by the U.S. as a primary site for nuclear weapons testing following WWII (2 words)