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Cold War Era Policies and Conflicts MCQ-1

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Brinkmanship

  • Containment

  • Isolationism

  • Appeasement

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • Backing the government of South Vietnam

  • Endorsing the Sandinista government in Nicaragua

  • Aiding the Spanish Republic during the Spanish Civil War

  • Supporting the Bolshevik Revolution

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • To promote U.S. exports to Asia

  • To establish a new colonial empire in Europe

  • To rebuild European economies to resist communism

  • To repay debts to the United States from World War I

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • The Korean War

  • The Suez Crisis

  • The Berlin Airlift

  • The Cuban Missile Crisis

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • The complete disbandment of nuclear arsenals

  • A period of relaxed tensions and improved relations between the superpowers

  • The division of Germany into East and West

  • The economic sanctions against communist countries

Question 6

Multiple choice

  • The immediate economic profitability of decolonized nations

  • The potential alignment of new nations with the Soviet Union

  • The restoration of pre-war colonial regimes

  • The spread of monarchies in decolonized countries

Question 7

Multiple choice

  • The Roosevelt Corollary

  • The Monroe Doctrine

  • The Truman Doctrine

  • The Eisenhower Doctrine

Question 8

Multiple choice

  • The outbreak of World War II

  • The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

  • The arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union

  • The end of the Vietnam War

Question 9

Multiple choice

  • Richard Nixon

  • Ronald Reagan

  • John F. Kennedy

  • Lyndon B. Johnson

Question 10

Multiple choice

  • Political changes and economic problems in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union

  • The signing of the Warsaw Pact

  • The establishment of the League of Nations

  • The success of the Bay of Pigs invasion

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