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Which of these were included in the SALT II (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) treaty? Select two answers.a limit on the launchers for intercontinental ballistic missilesa ban on all new missile programs in the US and the USSRa limit on the number of missile launch sites around the globean end to proxy wars in South America and the Middle Easta ban on the production of nuclear arms in the US and the USSR

a limit on the launchers for intercontinental ballistic missiles

a ban on all new missile programs in the US and the USSR

a limit on the number of missile launch sites around the globe

an end to proxy wars in South America and the Middle East

a ban on the production of nuclear arms in the US and the USSR

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Which of the following phrases best describes East Germany after World War II?

close ties with the United States

democratic form of government

Communist economic system

capitalist market economy

SovietPerestroikaGlasnostDetente

Soviet

Perestroika

Glasnost

Detente

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1911

1924

1934

1937

The photo shows the Allied leaders meeting in Potsdam, Germany, in 1945.

Europe’s future now that Germany had been defeated

ways to prevent the Cold War

strategies for dealing with Hitler’s demands for more land

plans to share knowledge about atomic weapons

What negative effects did East Germany experience after reunification? Select two options.

communist rebellions

anger at reunification costs

reduction in unemployment

many business closings

slow economic growth

During the Cold War, the United States supported anti-communist dictators who committed human rights abuses and opposed democratic freedoms. What does this indicate about the actual goal of the United States?

The actual U.S. goal was to prompt dictators to change their ways.

The actual U.S. goal was to control local populations in these countries

The actual U.S. goal was to take over the dictators’ countries.

The actual U.S. goal was to undermine Soviet influence.

Genocide is defined as

forcing citizens to accept a new political regime they oppose.

relocating an ethnic group against its will through the use of force.

deliberately killing people for religious, ethnic, or political reasons.

dismantling a government without notice and banishing its leaders.

Which best describes men in the USSR under Joseph Stalin’s regime?

They lost many of their jobs to women.

They became less important to the economy.

They worked in farming more than in industry.

They were in demand for industrial jobs.

Détente means

increased hostility.

restructuring.

reform.

a relaxing of tensions.

Which best explains why the Great Leap Forward hurt China’s economy?

The changes led to a demoralized and inefficient workforce.

The changes meant fewer workers for factories and farms.

The changes led to widespread poverty and millions of homeless.

The changes meant farms could no longer produce enough food.

Which of these were included in the SALT II (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) treaty? Select two answers.

a limit on the launchers for intercontinental ballistic missiles

a ban on all new missile programs in the US and the USSR

a limit on the number of missile launch sites around the globe

an end to proxy wars in South America and the Middle East

a ban on the production of nuclear arms in the US and the USSR

Why was Joseph Stalin’s first Five-Year Plan considered a success, even though it did not meet the quotas he set?

The economy still made sizable gains.

People were willing to be patient.

Few expected the quotas to be met.

Stalin misreported economic data.

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1937

1977

1979

1989

The map shows the United States and Cuba at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.

the United States had targeted Cuba for nuclear attack.

missiles launched from the island of Cuba could reach the Soviet Union.

a nuclear explosion in Cuba could affect the environment of the entire US.

missiles launched from Cuba could strike anywhere on the US mainland.

What happened when Hungary opened its borders?

West Germans began to move to Hungary.

Hungarians fled for East and West Germany.

Germans fought over Hungarian territory.

Thousands of people left East Germany.

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totalitarian

democratic

socialist

libertarian

What goal characterized the Chinese revolutionaries in 1911?

fighting for economic freedom

seeking a new capitalist government

supporting strong ties with Europe

aiming to unseat Chiang Kai-shek

Defectors from East Germany were people who

chose to spend their vacations in West Germany or France.

went to West Germany to attend concerts or lectures.

traveled to visit relatives who lived in western countries.

fled their homes to move permanently to the West.

Which best explains why the Great Leap Forward hurt China’s economy?

The changes led to a demoralized and inefficient workforce.

The changes meant fewer workers for factories and farms.

The changes led to widespread poverty and millions of homeless.

The changes meant farms could no longer produce enough food.

Which best describes men in the USSR under Joseph Stalin’s regime?

They lost many of their jobs to women.

They became less important to the economy.

They worked in farming more than in industry.

They were in demand for industrial jobs.

The actual U.S. goal was to prompt dictators to change their ways.

The actual U.S. goal was to control local populations in these countries

The actual U.S. goal was to take over the dictators’ countries.

The actual U.S. goal was to undermine Soviet influence.

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Communist

Nationalist

Republican

socialist

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