Cold War

4. Fighter who works as part of a small band to make hit-and-run attacks.
6. An international governing body consisting of an assembly and a council of representatives from every nation ,whose collective goals are to maintain peace, settle international disputes, improving education, defending against hunger and disease.
7. Policy of limiting the expansion or influence of a hostile power.
12. A failed attempt by the U.S. and C.I.A. trained Cuban exiles, to infiltrate on Castro's Communist influence on Latin America.
14. Idea that if one country fell to communism, neighboring countries would follow.
15. An easing of tensions with Communist Powers.
16. Type of rule in which the military is in charge and the citizens rights are suspended.
18. A formal military alliance to guard against a Soviet attack, upon any of its member nations.
19. Country that is dominated politically and economically by a more powerful country.

1. Barrier dividing Capitalist Western Germany and Communist Eastern Germany.
2. Southern Vietnamese, communist, guerrilla terrorists organized to appose Diem's, U.S. supported government.
3. Delivery of supplies to the people of Western Berlin by Allied forces cargo planes.
5. The alliance between the Soviet Union and satellite nations of Eastern
8. Declaration that the U.S. would oppose the spread of Communism.
9. 13 Day long stand off between the Soviet Union and The U.S., during which a blockade was imposed on Cuba, to prevent Soviet ships bringing missiles capable of attacking mainland America.
10. Plan proposed by the U.S. to provide economic assistance to European nations' recovery efforts after WW2.
11. The time period following WW2, during which Capitalist and Communist nations struggled for world domination over one another.
13. Country with the military, political, and economic strength to influence events worldwide.
17. Latitude dividing Korea, after WW2, discerning Communist rule to the North and non-Communists rule to the South.