| A | B |
|---|
| A struggle between two superpowers of the world fought with words and ideas… NOT weapons! | Cold War |
| Nickname for Soviet satellite countries created by Winston Churchill to describe the strong hold the Soviet Union had over Eastern Europe. | Iron Curtain |
| A statement that the U.S. would help any country that resists a communist takeover | Truman Doctrine |
| European Recovery Program, $17 billion to 16 countries in 4 years. | Marshall Plan |
| 4,500 tons of supplies flown to West Berlin each day because of Soviet blockades | Berlin Airlift |
| An alliance between the United States, Canada, & most of the non-communist countries in Europe. | North Atlantic Treaty Organization |
| An alliance between the Soviet Union and its communist satellites | Warsaw Pact |
| Country split into four parts following World War II | Germany |
| What the Warsaw Pact was created to combat | NATO |
| Part of Europe where communist influence was strong | Eastern Europe |
| Part of Europe where democracy ruled | Western Europe |
| Who controlled the zone where Berlin, Germany's capital, was located | Soviet Union |
| U.S. President from 1945-1954 | Harry Truman |
| Soviet Union leader from 1941-1953 | Josef Stalin |
| a system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives. | Democracy |
| a political theory in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs. | Communism |
