Across
- 5. – The type of hit-and-run warfare used by the Viet Cong
- 6. – The South Vietnamese capital captured in 1975
- 7. – Leader of North Vietnam
- 8. – An agreement to stop fighting, signed in 1953
- 11. – A successful U.N. landing during the Korean War
- 14. – U.S. General fired for wanting to expand the Korean War
- 15. – Polish trade union movement that challenged Soviet control
- 17. – A burning chemical used by the U.S. in Vietnam
- 20. – Soviet leader who agreed to remove missiles from Cuba
- 25. – The zone between North and South Korea today
- 26. – The U.S. alert system for defence readiness
- 29. – U.S. President during the Cuban Missile Crisis
- 30. – Term for Eastern European countries under Soviet control
- 31. – A surprise attack by North Vietnam in 1968 that shocked Americans
- 32. – A nuclear disaster that exposed Soviet weaknesses
- 34. – U.S. President who pressured the USSR during the 1980s
- 35. – The nuclear weapons placed in Cuba by the Soviets
- 36. – U.S. President when the Korean War began
Down
- 1. – The strategy of pushing dangerous situations to the edge of war
- 2. – Soviet war that weakened the USSR
- 3. – Russian leader who opposed the 1991 coup
- 4. – The system of forcing young American men into the army
- 5. – Soviet leader who introduced major reforms
- 7. – A direct phone line set up between the U.S. and USSR after the crisis
- 9. – The final end of the Soviet Union in 1991
- 10. – Country where the U.S. secretly had nuclear missiles removed
- 12. – Hungarian leader executed after calling for withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact
- 13. – Czechoslovak leader during the Prague Spring of 1968
- 16. – Another word used by the U.S. for the blockade
- 18. – Gorbachev’s policy of economic restructuring
- 19. – A U.S. massacre of Vietnamese civilians in 1968
- 21. – Country that rebelled against Soviet rule in 1956
- 22. – Physical symbol of Cold War division built in 1961
- 23. – Public demonstrations against the war, especially by students
- 24. – The easing of Cold War tensions after 1962
- 27. – The theory that one country falling to communism would lead others to follow
- 28. – Gorbachev’s policy of openness and transparency
- 33. – Nixon’s policy to reduce U.S. troops and shift fighting to the South Vietnamese
