The Cold War

4. the premise that the US should support nations or communities that are under threat from Soviet armies or a Communist uprising.
6. conference meeting with the heads of state of the US, UK, and the USSR to talk on the post-war reorganization of Germany and Europe
9. invasion of South Korea by members of the North Korean People's Army.
10. an ongoing political rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union, as well as their respective allies, that arose following World War II.
11. created to keep Europe at peace, foster collaboration among its members, and protect their freedom
12. designed to look into allegations of disloyalty and subversive activity of those suspected of having Communist affiliations.
14. U.S. policy that used numerous strategies to prevent the spread of communism abroad

1. the transfer of fissile material, nuclear weapons technology, or nuclear weapons to nations that do not already have them
2. signed by the Soviet Union and seven of its European satellites; mutual agreement that placed the Soviets in command of the member states' military forces.
3. international conference organized to discuss the possibilities of creating an international organization that would maintain world peace after the end of World War Two.
5. proposed plan for the United States to offer financial support to rebuild the postwar European economy
7. conference where the three leading Allies to plan the postwar peace
8. the severe ideological and political divide that separated Eastern European satellite states and the Soviet Union from Western Europe.
13. Because the Soviet Union had barred all other routes, western countries sent food and supplies to Berlin by air