Social Studies 30-2 Unit 6 Review
Across
- 3. The acronym for a collective security alliance among liberal countries.
- 6. A restructuring of economic and political systems that inadvertently resulted in the dissolution of the USSR in 1991.
- 8. Solving conflicts through negotiation and other peaceful means.
- 10. The name of the collective security alliance among communist countries.
- 11. This 13-day event, south of the US, nearly triggered a nuclear war.
- 16. The man who took over as leader of the USSR after Stalin died.
- 17. Erected in 1961, this created a physical divide between the East and West of the city, trapping Easterners inside.
- 18. In response to a blockade by Stalin, the West flew food and fuel into the city over 250,000 times over 11 months.
- 20. An acronym for the US president at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
- 21. A $13.6 billion plan to help European countries impacted by war so they'd be less likely to turn to communism.
- 23. An acronym that describes how a nuclear war would destroy both the attacker and defender.
- 24. A "hot" war fought between ideological enemies in another country.
- 25. Developing arms that can counteract your enemy's actions.
- 26. Competing through military and non-military means.
Down
- 1. Reducing tensions through diplomacy, agreements, and relationship-building.
- 2. A policy of political openness in the USSR.
- 4. Pushing a conflict to a point where it could end in disaster.
- 5. A metaphor to help humanity understand how close they are to complete self-destruction and extinction.
- 7. This is the struggle to gain independence from countries that have colonized or oppressed them.
- 9. Stopping the spread of communism.
- 12. Implemented by Stalin, this stopped the transportation of products into the western half of a city in East Germany.
- 13. These 2 treaties had limited missile production as a form of tension reduction.
- 14. A 45-year ideological battle between communists and liberal democracies.
- 15. Spying on your enemy so you can use information against them.
- 19. Agreed by many historians to be the start of the Cold War, this formalized the division of Germany and Berlin.
- 22. Churchill said this famous quote when describing the ideological and geographical divide between the communists and liberals.