Section 2: The Communist Bloc

Chapter 21  The Cold War Section 2 terms. Glencoe , Modern Era.

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Question 1
"doctor's plot"
Attempted to get rid of Jewish doctors
Question 2
De-Stalinization
Movement led by Khrushchev to reduce the influence of Stalin in the Soviet Union
Question 3
Nikita Khrushchev
Replaced Stalin in 1955, led the "de- Stalinization" movement. Accused Stalin of creating a "cult of Personality"
Question 4
Gary Francis Powers
Pilot of a U-2 spy plane that was shot down on May 1, 1960 despite the "Free Skies" proposal in 1955
Question 5
John F. Kennedy
Elected president in 1961, supported aggressive foreign policy to impress the Soviets.
Question 6
Aleksei Kosygin
Soviet Satesman, and Premier of the Soveit Union (1964-1980)
Question 7
Leonid Brezhnev
General secretary of the communist party, rose to power by the 1970's, kept power until 1982, reversed the de-Stalinization efforts
Question 8
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Dissident that refused to be quieted. Wrote The Gulag Archipelago,eventually deported to the U.S.
Question 9
Dr. Andrea Sakharov
Scientist who invented Soviet Hydrogen bomb, denounced arms races and exiled to Gorki
Question 10
Eleana Bonner
Wife of Sakharov, claimed to be unable to leave country because of emergency heart surgery
Question 11
Richard Nixon
Met with Brezhnev at Moscow Conference in 1972, meeting led to Signing of SALT I
Question 12
Josip Broz Tito
Leader of the communist party in Yugoslavia, fought Germans in WWII, wanted to develop own policies, not use Stalin's
Question 13
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Became leader of Poland after 1956 workers revolt. Anti-Soviet communist, freed political prisoners, reopened relations with catholic church
Question 14
Imre Nagy
Elected Prime Minister of Hungary twice, announced Hungary's neutrality and withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact in 1956
Question 15
Janos Kadar
Replaced Nagy after Soviets invaded Hungary