History 5 questions

question 1
what did the soviet union do that led to the term "cold war"?

question 1 options:

stalin left the yalta conference early

soviet diplomats gave the allied diplomats the cold shoulder by not speaking to them

stalin sent his political prisons to siberia and it is called the cold war because it was a war on his people and siberia is cold

stalin went against his word to allow free and democratic elections in the areas the soviets occupied while marching into germany. he held those territories under soviet control.

question 2 (1 point) question 2 unsaved
check all the ideas that describe the cold war:

question 2 options:

no battles ever actually took place between the us and the soviet union

it was a war of words

a rivalry developed between the us and the soviet union

there were fierce shooting battles between the us and the soviet union

question 3 (1 point) question 3 unsaved
the policy of containment was:

question 3 options:

to keep japanese americans in their interment camps even after the war ended

to keep the radioactive fall-out from the war contained to the pacific theatre where the bombs were dropped

capturing and punishing nazi leaders who were still trying to escape the allies at the end of the war

preventing the spread of communism throughout the world

question 4 (1 point) question 4 unsaved
what do the truman doctrine and the marshall plan have in common?

question 4 options:

attempting to contain communism

it allowed countries to rebuild themselves

offered military assistance

provided economic assistance

question 5 (1 point) question 5 unsaved
which of the following was not part of the u. s.'s containment efforts?

question 5 options:

berlin airlift

yalta conference

truman doctrine

marshal plan

Answer choice for Question 1 is:

Stalin went against his word to allow free and democratic elections in the areas the Soviets occupied while marching into Germany. He held those territories under Soviet control.

Stalin was the middle of power within the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics throughout the years during which the conflict of the cold war was starting. His attitudes towards the West and towards eastern Europe created a lot of trouble and were considered as one of the reasons for the cold war.

Answer choice for Question 2 is:

No battles ever actually took place between the US and the Soviet Union

The cold war between the united states of America and the USSR was not actually a total war, instead, it was a war of ideology and a conflict of thoughts and believes, named as geopolitical tension. Both the sides were declared as superpowers therefore there were changes of nuclear weapons which might destroy everything. So, instead, both sides fought each other indirectly.

Answer choice for Question 3 is:

The policy of containment was Preventing the spread of Communism throughout the world.

Containment was a united state's policy of exploitation of various methods to forestall the unfold of communism worldwide. An element of the conflict, this policy was a response to many moves made by the Soviet Union to spread its communist circle of impact in different countries including Europe, China, Korea, and Vietnam.

Answer choice for Question 4 is:

Attempting to contain Communism

They were both meant to prevent the unfold of communism in Europe. The reaction to Truman's speech was loosely positive, although there have been dissenters. The Truman doctrine was the primary in a very series of containment moves by the united states, followed by economic restoration of Western Europe through the European Recovery Program and military containment by the creation of North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 1949.

Answer choice for Question 5 is:

Yalta Conference

Yalta Conference was the second-period meeting of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Soviet Premier Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili, and U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The main purpose of this meeting was to sign an agreement in order to make Germany surrender without any conditions and to make plans for the betterment of the world after the war. This conference was not a part of the U.S.'s containment efforts.

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