Unit 4 Crossword Puzzle

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Across
  1. 6. This document set up the Truman Doctrine.
  2. 7. This congressional agency investigated communist influence inside the United States.
  3. 12. He lost the 1948 Presidential Election to Harry Truman.
  4. 13. This legislation established the Central Intelligence Agency.
  5. 14. President Harry Truman’s economic program that included measures to increase the minimum wage and to extend social security coverage.
  6. 15. It was the first successful atomic bomb for the Soviet Union.
  7. 17. He conducted foreign affairs for China’s communist government.
  8. 18. This legislation provided veterans with various benefits, such as a year’s worth of unemployment, reduced interest rates, and a tuition waiver for college education.
  9. 19. George Kennan coined this term in the “long telegram.” Kennan argued that the United States needed to stop the Soviet Union from expanding.
Down
  1. 1. He was a Chinese nationalist leader who lost the Chinese Civil War.
  2. 2. He was the leader of North Korea during the early years of the Cold War. He started the Korean War by invading South Korea.
  3. 3. He was an actor that helped spark the fear of communism in the film industry. He concluded that some scripts he read were pro-communist.
  4. 4. He made the famous “Iron Curtain Speech,” in Fulton, Missouri.
  5. 5. It was a failed covert operation that tried to overthrow the Soviet Union by causing rebellion in Eastern Europe.
  6. 8. He was the communist leader of China who won the Chinese Civil War.
  7. 9. He worked for the Roosevelt administration during the New Deal. Afterwards, he was accused of being a spy for the Soviet Union.
  8. 10. It provided $13 billion worth of economic aid to Western Europe.
  9. 11. He was a famous African American baseball player who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers during the 1940s.
  10. 13. Per NSC-68, this strategy concluded that the United States would be a world-wide policeman to stop the spread of communism.
  11. 16. He used assembly lines methods to mass produce houses during the postwar years.