Across
- 3. Hit-and-run tactics used by small, mobile fighters
- 5. 1950–1953 conflict between communist North and U.S.-backed South Korea
- 7. U.S. policy to stop the spread of communism
- 10. Idea that if one country went communist, the neighbors would fall too
- 11. 1962 standoff that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war
- 13. 1968 surprise attacks that turned U.S. public opinion against the war
- 14. Long conflict in which the U.S. backed South against the North
- 15. Western military alliance formed to counter the Soviets
Down
- 1. Churchill’s name for the East–West divide in Europe
- 2. U.S. pledge to help any nation resist communist takeover
- 4. Making wild, evidence-free accusations of communism
- 6. Cold War competition to stockpile more nuclear weapons
- 8. Tense U.S.–Soviet rivalry without direct combat
- 9. U.S. aid program that rebuilt postwar Europe
- 12. Widespread American fear of communism in the early Cold War
