GHIST Ch. 26 With 100% Verified Solutions
d. Yugoslavia under Tito. - ANSWER The eastern European nation that defied Stalin's
attempt to occupy it after the war was
a. Vichy under Petain.
b. Finland under Ulbricht.
c. Poland under Yaruzelski.
d. Yugoslavia under Tito.
e. Germany under Petain.
e. both b and d - ANSWER The Yalta System
a. in spite of some diplomatic turmoil, remained essentially unchanged, and successful,
until the outbreak of the Korean War in mid-1950.
b. was immediately strained by major differences about the future of central Europe.
c. was fatally weakened by the United States' occupation of Bavaria, which Stalin
denounced as a "calculated provocation."
d. was probably never a "real" system, as the presumption of future mutuality of goals
and procedures probably lasted only a few months after the German surrender.
e. both b and d
b. stated that the United States would provide aid for any nation that was being
threatened by communist subversion. - ANSWER The Truman Doctrine
, a. involved direct Soviet economic aid to Greece and Turkey.
b. stated that the United States would provide aid for any nation that was being
threatened by communist subversion.
c. was the basis for substantial United States aid to India and Iran.
d. tolerated a limited expansion of Communist control over areas of the Middle East.
e. was to be a non-political attempt to advance free governments in North Africa.
e. Marshall Plan. - ANSWER The European Recovery Program was better known as the
a. Five Point Program.
b. Stillman Plan.
c. Acheson Plan.
d. European Community.
e. Marshall Plan.
d. the view that the plan was an effort by the United States at imperialist domination of
Europe. - ANSWER Soviet reactions to the Marshall Plan included
a. military occupation of Finland and Denmark.
b. direct participation in its aid benefits.
c. the creation of a program of competitive financial aid to East Asia.
d. Yugoslavia under Tito. - ANSWER The eastern European nation that defied Stalin's
attempt to occupy it after the war was
a. Vichy under Petain.
b. Finland under Ulbricht.
c. Poland under Yaruzelski.
d. Yugoslavia under Tito.
e. Germany under Petain.
e. both b and d - ANSWER The Yalta System
a. in spite of some diplomatic turmoil, remained essentially unchanged, and successful,
until the outbreak of the Korean War in mid-1950.
b. was immediately strained by major differences about the future of central Europe.
c. was fatally weakened by the United States' occupation of Bavaria, which Stalin
denounced as a "calculated provocation."
d. was probably never a "real" system, as the presumption of future mutuality of goals
and procedures probably lasted only a few months after the German surrender.
e. both b and d
b. stated that the United States would provide aid for any nation that was being
threatened by communist subversion. - ANSWER The Truman Doctrine
, a. involved direct Soviet economic aid to Greece and Turkey.
b. stated that the United States would provide aid for any nation that was being
threatened by communist subversion.
c. was the basis for substantial United States aid to India and Iran.
d. tolerated a limited expansion of Communist control over areas of the Middle East.
e. was to be a non-political attempt to advance free governments in North Africa.
e. Marshall Plan. - ANSWER The European Recovery Program was better known as the
a. Five Point Program.
b. Stillman Plan.
c. Acheson Plan.
d. European Community.
e. Marshall Plan.
d. the view that the plan was an effort by the United States at imperialist domination of
Europe. - ANSWER Soviet reactions to the Marshall Plan included
a. military occupation of Finland and Denmark.
b. direct participation in its aid benefits.
c. the creation of a program of competitive financial aid to East Asia.
