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Page 1: LeadersBattlesCold War Vocabulary Places 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500
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This leader created the phrase the “Iron Curtain”

Who was Winston Churchill?Who was Winston Churchill?

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His doctrine promised to stop the spread of communism.

Who was Harry S. Truman?Who was Harry S. Truman?

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The United States Secretary of State who developed the plan to rebuild Europe.

Who was George Marshall?Who was George Marshall?

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His two goals in eastern Europe were the spread of communism and creating buffer states against Germany Who was Joseph Stalin?Who was Joseph Stalin?

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This American General was nicknamed “Old Blood and Guts”, one soldier said, “our blood, his guts.”

Who was General George Who was General George Patton?Patton?

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This battle opened the long awaited Western front against Germany .

What was the D-Day InvasionWhat was the D-Day InvasionOr Normandy Invasion?Or Normandy Invasion?

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The last gasp effort of the German army against the Allies.

What was the Battle of the What was the Battle of the Bulge?Bulge?

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Russian and American forces met here in the last days of World War II.

What was the Elba River?What was the Elba River?

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The first marine landing and successful battle against the Japanese.

What was the Battle of What was the Battle of Guadalcanal?Guadalcanal?

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The battle that is shown in this photograph.

What was What was the Battle the Battle of Iwo of Iwo Jima?Jima?

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The United Nations organization that consisted of the United States, The Soviet Union, Britain, France and ChinaWhat was the U.N. What was the U.N. Security Council?Security Council?

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This was the western military alliance that was created after World War II

What was N.A.T.O or the What was N.A.T.O or the North Atlantic Treaty North Atlantic Treaty Organization?Organization?

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This was the eastern military alliance that was formed after WWII.

What was the Warsaw What was the Warsaw Pact?Pact?

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This was the round the clock delivery of food and supplies to a German city

What was the Berlin What was the Berlin Airlift?Airlift?

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This structure was built in 1961

What was the Berlin What was the Berlin Wall?Wall?

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The city that was the site of the Nazi war trials

What was Nuremberg?What was Nuremberg?

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What city is this building located in.

The U.N. is in New York The U.N. is in New York City?City?

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This country had eight of the largest Nazi death camps

What was Poland?What was Poland?

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What city is depicted in the following photograph

What was Berlin?What was Berlin?

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The city depicted in this photograph

What was Hiroshima, What was Hiroshima, Japan?Japan?

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This was the policy of of an American president to contain communism.

What was containment What was containment and the Truman and the Truman Doctrine?Doctrine?

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This was the term that Churchill used for Stalin’s Soviet domination of eastern EuropeWhat was the Iron What was the Iron Curtain?Curtain?

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This was the term given to the day of the final defeat of Germany in Europe.

What was V-E Day?What was V-E Day?

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The type of attack that is depicted in this photo.

What was a kamikaze What was a kamikaze attack?attack?

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This act allowed F.D.R. to sell war materials to any country that was deemed necessary to the defense of the U.S.What was the Lend-Lease What was the Lend-Lease Act ?Act ?