1.What did British Prime Minister Winston Churchill mean when he stated than an "Iron Curtain" separated Europe after World War
II? A.
Communism had spread through Eastern Europe and an invisible line had separated those nations from the free nations in the West.
B.
The Iron Curtain was the railroad used to transport Jews to the concentration camps.
C.
It referred to the industrialized nation of Austria.
D.
Winston Churchill never made that comment.
2.How did President Kennedy deal with the Soviets during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
A.
The U.S. created a naval blockade that prohibited Soviet ships from entering or leaving waters near Cuba.
B.
President John F. Kennedy communicated with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
C.
The U.S. dismantled its missiles located in Turkey.
D.
all of the above
3.Which of the following nations possess nuclear weapons?
A.
South Korea
B.
North Korea
C.
Vietnam
D.
Japan
4.Vietnam had been a colony controlled by what nation prior to World War II?
A.
Great Britain
B.
India
C.
France
D.
the United States
5.In what country did the Long March (a treacherous journey endured by Communists who were seeking a safe place to regain strength and rise up again to take control of the government) take place?
During WW1 (and WW2 to a degree), most young men were often drafted into the military to fight, while most young women worked in factories to produce materiel for the war effort.
