Cold War
Across
- 2. An alliance of 30 countries. They all agreed to protect each other in case of an attack. They all defended each other.
- 3. Totalitarianism is where the government controls many aspects of people’s lives.
- 6. Policy by some countries to remain neutral. This gave them freedom to make independent decisions. Some of the countries were Indonesia, India, and Yugoslavia.
- 8. This was a competition of space exploration between the Soviet Union and the United States. It all started with the launch of Sputnik. It ended with the joint Apollo-Soyuz mission.
- 9. This is a circle of latitude that is 38 degrees north of Earth's equatorial plane. It divided Korea into North and South Korea. It became the de facto border.
- 11. This was a war between the United States and the Soviet Union. It didn’t have actual fighting but it had propaganda and threats. Therefore, it had lots of military and political tension.
- 13. This was a plan named after George Marshall. It provided Western Europe with aid after WWII. It gave them over $12 billion for their economy.
- 14. This was a US policy to help stop the spread of communism. It provided military and economic support to countries that were threatened with communism. This encouraged the US's involvement in global affairs.
- 15. This was a barrier separating the Soviet’s East from the West. It represented the political and military divide. They were trying to block themselves from the non-communist world.
Down
- 1. These were countries under the influence of the Soviet Union. They had to follow the Soviets lead politically and economically. They weren’t directly controlled by the Soviets, though.
- 4. This was a military alliance led by the Soviet Union. It was made up of communist countries in Eastern Europe. They all stood up for each other.
- 5. This was a competition between the United States and the Soviets to build superior weapons. This included the development of nuclear weapons. It developed many military technologies.
- 7. A physical division between East and West Berlin. It symbolized the divide of the Cold War. It was built by the East German government.
- 10. This was a meeting between the leaders of allied nations. They discussed the development of the United Nations. They also discussed the division of Germany.
- 12. A government that is controlled by an outside power. This often happens when a country is conquered. It also happens when there is a significant foreign influence.