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Political ideology that America feared
Who was against Commmunism
Who was for Communism
Part that USSR controlled
Led the USSR during the Nuclear Arms Race
What weapons did Americans and Soviet Union made
Causes of arms race
Treaty created in arms race
President that claimed to have 1st man on moon
Project that wanted to send the 1st man on the moon
Project that made technology to meet other space interest
Year space race start
Fear created by the rise of communism
Senator that created McCarthyism
Republicans thought they would ___ the Election
Unfair tactic of accusing people disloyal to U.S
Bay of ____
U.S Used who in their attack against Fidel Castro
The communist in Cuba
Attack caused the Cuban _____ Crisis
Americans wanted __&___ freedom of expression
Students wanted a say in their ___
Group that opposed Vietnam War
Females wanted equal ____
What was the USSR blockade called?
How did U.S transport supplies to Berlin
President that refused USSR in Berlin
What part did the U.S Control
Plane that saw USSR building missile sites
__ day standoff
Ended threat of a ____ War on U.S
USSR controlled ____
Causes: Korea no form of___
Japan helped the U.S military by
Country that annexed Korea in WW2
USSR and U.S agreed to ___ apart Korea
What did the Vietnam war end?
This emperor wanted to keep ties with West
This person wanted communism in Vietnam
Instead of draft, it created the a force called

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