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Across
  1. 4. group of countries not dominated by the two world powers, and are on neither side of the Cold War
  2. 6. proxy war that was between north and south Korea
  3. 10. outlawed nuclear weapon testing above ground, underwater, and in space out of concern for deaths and environmental harm caused by nuclear testing or war
  4. 12. leader of communist side in the Chinese Civil War
  5. 14. the wire that the Soviets set up between East and West Berlin in order to keep East Germany from fleeing to West Germany, which eventually became a wall
  6. 15. direct telegraph/teleprinter link between the U.S. and Soviet leaders' offices
  7. 18. anti-soviet treaty organization in the middle east; also known as CENTO
  8. 20. formerly known as the Big Four, but now is consisted of the U.S., Soviet Union, and Britain after Italy left
  9. 21. statement that the U.S. would do everything in its power to stop the spread of communism
  10. 22. metaphor to describe the split between Eastern and Western Europe
  11. 23. division of agricultural land and its redistribution to landless people; was a major issue in China, Iran, Vietnam, Ethiopia, etc.
  12. 24. the eastern nations that were a part of the Warsaw Pact
  13. 25. John F. Kennedy's plan to invade Cuba and overthrow Castro in support of Cuban exile; it was a total fail, and cemented the Cuba-Soviet alliance
  14. 26. belief that organized workers would overthrow the capitalism in all countries
  15. 28. informal alliance between the government and the large defense contractors
  16. 30. replace the League of Nations because it was useless and unsuccessful
  17. 31. Soviet's response to the creation of NATO; they attempted to recreate it but with Eastern nations
  18. 32. not letting communism spread farther
  19. 33. known for the lack of bloodshed that came with this series of progressive reforms, instituted by the shah in Iran
  20. 34. called on nuclear powers to stop the spread of military nuclear technology and materials to non-nuclear coutnries
Down
  1. 1. the second of the Big Three where they discussed their plans on reconstructing eastern Europe and defeating Japan
  2. 2. idea that if one country in the region became communist, other countries would follow
  3. 3. U.S. and Soviets both developed it, and it's far more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima during WW2
  4. 5. form of government in which religion has the most authority
  5. 7. treaty organization in southeast asia, formed in an attempt to stop the spread of communism; also known as SEATO
  6. 8. conflict that does not involve direct military confrontation between two or more countries
  7. 9. created by several Western nations out of a desire to coordinate their defenses in case of a conflict with the Soviets; also known as NATO
  8. 11. small states that are economically or politicallt dependent on a larger more powerful state; they were forced to import only Soviet goods and export only to the Soviet Union
  9. 13. policy in China that allowed for many land reforms to occur, after Mao Zedong's communist side won the Chinese Civil War
  10. 16. substitute wars
  11. 17. a reaction towards the nuclear arms race between the Soviets and the U.S., in which people began a movement against nuclear weapons, such as signing petitions
  12. 19. final meeting among the leaders of the Big Three, where U.S. and Soviets began to distrust each other
  13. 27. designed to offer $12 billion in aid to all nations of Europe, including Germany, to modernize industry, reduce trade barriers, and rebuild Europe's damaged infastructure
  14. 29. large agricultural communities where the state held the land, not the private owners