Eisenhower & New Look

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Across
  1. 4. CURTAIN Symbolic Cold War division referenced in Latin American economic debates
  2. 5. Took land without paying compensation (as Árbenz did)
  3. 7. Idea of pushing communism back where it already existed
  4. 9. CLASS Professionals and landowners involved in Latin American reform movements
  5. 10. Guatemalan president who expropriated unused land for peasants
  6. 11. FRUIT US corporation with major power in Guatemala, nicknamed “the octopus”
  7. 12. ON FOREIGN RELATIONS US foreign‑policy think tank commenting on Latin American tensions
  8. 13. JUNTA Government run by army officers (common in Latin America)
  9. 15. Organization where Dulles pushed an anti‑Communist declaration in 1954
  10. 17. Dictators the US believed could maintain stability in Latin America
  11. 20. DIPLOMACY Use of military force instead of negotiation
  12. 21. OPERATIONS Secret CIA actions used in Iran, Guatemala, and Cuba
  13. 24. Anti-Communist alliance in Southeast Asia organized by Dulles
  14. 25. LOOK Eisenhower’s defense policy relying on nuclear weapons over conventional forces
  15. 26. Strategy of pushing a crisis to the edge of war
  16. 29. Cold War rival with whom Eisenhower kept hostile relations
  17. 33. TOWNS Poor settlements created by displaced Latin American peasants
  18. 34. Argentine president whose inauguration Nixon attended in 1958
  19. 35. PULPO Spanish nickname for United Fruit meaning “the octopus”
Down
  1. 1. INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX Eisenhower’s warning about the alliance of the military and defense industries
  2. 2. BLOC Eastern European countries aligned with the USSR
  3. 3. ARMAS US-backed leader who replaced Árbenz in 1954
  4. 6. Economic policy limiting imports to protect domestic industries
  5. 8. REVOLUTION 1959 uprising that worried Eisenhower’s administration
  6. 13. RETALIATION Dulles’s policy of threatening overwhelming nuclear response
  7. 14. Sudden, illegal overthrow of a government
  8. 16. Guatemala’s first democratically elected president (1944)
  9. 17. Nicaraguan dictator supported by the US
  10. 18. Eisenhower’s claimed authority for “change” after winning the 1952 election
  11. 19. Cuban dictator supported by the US before Castro
  12. 22. Brazilian leader who proposed Operation Pan America
  13. 23. Small elite groups dominating Latin American politics and land
  14. 27. BANG FOR A BUCK Eisenhower’s idea that nuclear weapons were cheaper than conventional forces
  15. 28. US–Canadian air defense command created in 1957
  16. 30. Person of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry
  17. 31. Operation Pan America, a proposal for US-funded development aid
  18. 32. MOVEMENT Armed resistance that grew in Guatemala after the 1954 coup