Cold War: Beginnings, Korea, Berlin, Cuban Missile Crisis
Across
- 3. Promises required by Americans to prove non-communist beliefs
- 6. Strategy of pushing conflict to the edge of war
- 8. Communist-backed nation in the Korean War
- 10. Communist leader of Cuba during the Cold War
- 13. U.S. spy agency created to handle foreign intelligence
- 16. U.S. naval strategy during the missile crisis
- 17. Ideological conflict between the U.S. and USSR, 1945–1991
- 18. U.S. President at the start of the Cold War
- 19. Soviet leader at the start of the Cold War
- 21. Belief systems that shaped the Cold War conflict
- 23. Soviet spy agency
- 24. U.S. President during the Cuban Missile Crisis
- 26. Barrier dividing East and West Berlin from 1961 to 1989
- 29. U.S. policy to stop the spread of communism
- 31. Public effort to reduce war and weapons during the Cold War
- 32. Soviet military alliance in response to NATO
- 35. Countries aligned with either side in Cold War conflicts
- 36. Imaginary divide between Western Europe and the Soviet sphere
- 38. Eastern European nations under Soviet control
- 41. Democratic section of postwar Germany
- 46. Type of coverage that shaped public opinion in Cold War events
- 47. U.S. program to help rebuild Europe after WWII
- 48. 1962 standoff over Soviet missiles in Cuba
- 50. Final WWII conference before Cold War tensions rose
- 51. Buffer zone between North and South Korea
- 52. Communist superpower and rival of the U.S.
Down
- 1. Deterrent concept where both sides would be destroyed in nuclear war
- 2. Media used to influence public opinion during the Cold War
- 4. Soviet leader during the Cuban Missile Crisis
- 5. 1950–1953 conflict dividing Korea at the 38th parallel
- 7. U.S. general who led forces in Korea before being dismissed
- 8. Type of weapons central to the Cold War arms race
- 9. Idea that if one country fell to communism, others would follow
- 11. First artificial satellite launched by the USSR
- 12. Direct communication between U.S. and USSR leaders
- 14. Soviet attempt to cut off West Berlin (1948–49)
- 15. U.S.-backed nation in the Korean War
- 20. Nickname for JFK’s presidency, evoking hope and idealism
- 22. Democratic superpower in the Cold War
- 25. Individuals who opposed Soviet rule
- 27. Treaties aiming to reduce the number of nuclear weapons
- 28. Allied operation to supply Berlin during the blockade
- 30. Western military alliance formed in 1949
- 33. Competition between U.S. and USSR for nuclear superiority
- 34. U.S. anti-communist movement of the 1950s
- 37. Spying used by both sides during the Cold War
- 39. Frontier for Cold War competition and technology
- 40. Entered the Korean War to support North Korea
- 42. Term used for non-aligned nations during the Cold War
- 43. Soviet-controlled section of postwar Germany
- 44. 1945 conference where postwar Europe was planned
- 45. U.S. agency formed in response to the space race
- 49. Failed invasion of Cuba by U.S.-backed exiles (1961)