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Cold War Jeopardy: Key Terms, Events, People and More

Test your knowledge on the Cold War with Jeopardy-style questions covering key terms, important events, and significant figures. Challenge yourself to recall crucial historical details of this era that shaped the world. From US policies to major events in Asia, explore the complexities of the Cold War.

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Cold War Jeopardy: Key Terms, Events, People and More

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  1. Jeopardy! Begin

  2. KEY TERMS IMPORTANT EVENTS IMPORTANT PEOPLE ASIA AND THE COLD WAR USA AND THE COLD WAR OTHER $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

  3. KEY TERMS-100US policy of trying to stop the spread communism and support the countries that rejected it.Double points: What is the policy of US providing financial and military aid to nations in an effort to fight communism. C1-$100 Containment/Truman Doctrine

  4. KEY TERMS- $200Alliance that included the US, Canada, Great Britain and other non-communist European countries C1-$200 NATO

  5. KEY TERMS- $300Alliance established by European communist nations in response to NATO C1-$300 Warsaw Pact

  6. KEY TERMS- $400Term used by Winston Churchill to describe the Soviet Union and its satellite nations C1-$400 The Iron Curtain

  7. KEY TERMS- 500 US economic plan to help any European nation that needed it C1-$500 Marshall Plan

  8. IMPORTANT EVENTS- $100Conference which took place after WWII in order to divide Germany between Allied forces C2-$100 Yalta Conference

  9. IMPORTANT EVENTS- $200The failure of this invasion of Cuba aimed at overthrowing Fidel Castro C2-$200 Invasion of the Bay of Pigs

  10. IMPORTANT EVENTS- $300Name of the revolution which took place in China and led to the creation of the Red army & caused chaos C2-$300 Cultural Revolution

  11. IMPORTANT EVENTS EVENTS- $400Middle Eastern Country invaded by the Soviets in 1979 to reestablish a communist government C2-$400 Afghanistan

  12. IMPORTANT EVENTS- $500The U.S. increased spending on education and technology so that they could compete in this race with the U.S.S.R C2-$500 Space Race

  13. IMPORTANT PEOPLE-$100USA president who started the policy of containment C3-$100 Harry Truman

  14. IMPORTANT PEOPLE-$200Soviet leader who tried to reform the USSR in the 1980’s, and who ultimately contributed to its collapse C3-$200 Mihail Gorbachev

  15. IMPORTANT PEOPLE- $300USA president who urged Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall C3-$300 Ronald Reagan

  16. IMPORTANT PEOPLE- $400Leader who won the Chinese Civil War and created the People’s Republic of China C3-$400 Mao Zedong

  17. IMPORTANT PEOPLE- $500Iranian leader who led the religious opposition to western influences in Iran C3-$500 Ayatollah Khomeini

  18. ASIA AND THE COLD WAR - $100This is the term used to describe Nixon’s plan to remove U.S. troops from Vietnam C4-$100 Vietnamization

  19. ASIA AND THE COLD WAR- $200Pro- Communist South Vietnamese fighters C3-200 Vietcong

  20. ASIA AND THE COLD WAR- $ 300The idea that if Vietnam became communist the whole continent would become communist C3-$300 Domino Theory

  21. ASIA AND THE COLD WAR-$400This was Mao’s plan to create large collective farms and improve industry C3-$400 Great Leap Forward

  22. ASIA AND THE COLD WAR-$500The U.S. lead a U.N. military force in response to the 1950s invasion (what country invaded what other country) C3-$500 North Korea’s invasion of South Korea

  23. COLD WAR BASICS -$100The U.S. helped overcome a Soviet blockade at this location because it was behind the iron curtain. C4-$100 West Berlin

  24. COLD WAR BASICS $200This Russian leader stated that communism and capitalism could not exit in the same world. C4-$200 Stalin

  25. COLD WAR BASICS $300 Communism ended in Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary after this person became the leader of the U.S.S.R. C4-$400 The election of Mikhail Gorbachev

  26. COLD WAR BASICS $400US President during the Cuban Missile Crisis C4-$300 John F. Kennedy

  27. COLD WAR BASICS $500He became the first president of the Russian Federation C4-$500 Boris Yeltsin

  28. OTHER- $100Country created in 1947 for the Jewish people displaced after the Holocaust C4-$100 Israel

  29. OTHER- $200The crisis between USA and The USSR caused by the placement of Soviet missiles in a Caribbean country C4-$200 Cuban Missile Crisis

  30. OTHER- $300The goal of the Truman Doctrine an containment C4-$300 To prevent the spread of communism

  31. OTHER- $400Stalin’s unfulfilled promise of free elections led to the breakdown of the alliance between C4-$400 USA and the Soviet Union

  32. OTHER- $500The developing countries not allied with the US or the Soviet Union C4-$500 Third World Countries

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