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Title: Cold War


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Cold War 1950sJeopardy!
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JEOPARDY!
Click Once to Begin
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JEOPARDY!
The Soviets
Korean War
Cold War Policies Red Scare
Nukes 1950s Technology
1950s America
Civil Rights Preview
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Daily Double Graphic and Sound Effect!
Daily Double!!!
  • DO NOT DELETE THIS SLIDE! Deleting it may cause
    the game links to work improperly. This slide is
    hidden during the game, and WILL not appear.
  • In slide view mode, copy the above (red) graphic
    (click once to select right click the border and
    choose copy).
  • Locate the answer slide which you want to be the
    daily double
  • Right-click and choose paste. If necessary,
    reposition the graphic so that it does not cover
    the answer text.

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Answer 1-100
  • Who was the leader of the Soviet Union in the
    early part of the Cold War?
  • Joseph Stalin

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Answer 1-200
  • What city did the Soviets try to cut off from all
    supplies, that the U.S. decided to create an
    emergency airlift for?
  • Berlin, Germany

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Answer 1-300
  • British Prime Minister Winston Churchill gave
    this name to the line through Europe that divided
    the free West from Soviet controlled communist
    Eastern Europe
  • Iron Curtain

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Answer 1-400
  • What is the name of the military alliance between
    the U.S., Canada and Western Europe pledging a
    common defense against (Soviet) aggression?
  • NATO
  • (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

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Answer 1-500
  • What was the name of the military alliance
    between the Soviet Union and its satellite
    communist nations in Eastern Europe?
  • Warsaw Pact

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Answer 2-100
  • The first invasion of the Korean War was
    performed by who?
  • North Korea
  • (communists)

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Answer 2-200
  • What international organization made the decision
    to take action to settle the problem on the
    Korean Peninsula?
  • U.N.
  • (United Nations)

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Answer 2-300
  • Who was the U.S. Commander at the start of the
    conflict in Korea?
  • General Douglas MacArthur

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Answer 2-400
  • Why did President Truman fire his commander in
    Korea?
  • MacArthur wanted to use atomic weapons against
    China and criticized Truman

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Answer 2-500
  • Which side won the Korean War?
  • Neither, it ended in stalemate with the border
    exactly were it had been before

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Answer 3-100
  • What was the name given to the U.S. policy that
    we would try to keep communism from spreading
    from wherever it was already in the late 1940s?
  • containment

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Answer 3-200
  • Which president created a policy that stated that
    America would assist all free peoples under
    threat from Communism?
  • Harry Truman
  • (Truman Doctrine)

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Answer 3-300
  • Name the American plan to provide economic aid
    () to help rebuild destroyed European nations
    after WWII.
  • Marshall Plan

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Answer 3-400
  • Name the U.S. Senator who guided a witch-hunt in
    the government and the nation for suspected
    communists (Red Scare).
  • Joseph McCarthy

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Answer 3-500
Daily Double!!!
  • What was the new American motto in the 1950s,
    chosen to separate America from the Communist
    Sovet Union that promoted atheism?
  • In God We Trust

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Answer 4-100
  • What do we call the competition between the
    United States and the Soviet Union to create more
    powerful weapons (and more of them)?
  • the Arms Race

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Answer 4-200
Daily Double!!!
  • What was the name of the satellite launched by
    the Soviets in 1957, that made many Americans
    afraid we were then more vulnerable to attack?
  • Sputnik

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Answer 4-300
  • What do we call the competition between the
    United States and the Soviet Union to create
    rockets, satellites and missions both in and
    beyond Earths orbit?
  • the Space Race

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Answer 4-400
  • How did American agriculture change in the 1950s
    that allowed it to feed the booming population?
  • Better farm machinery and fertilizers

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Answer 4-500
  • What was the main medical advancement in the
    1950s that led to more people surviving infancy
    and early childhood?
  • vaccines
  • (Jonas Salk)

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Answer 5-100
  • What was the name given to the generation of
    Americans born between 1946 and 1964?
  • Baby Boomers

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Answer 5-200
  • What was the name of the American legislation
    that gave returning veterans from WWII and Korea
    access to for college tuition and home loans?
  • G.I. Bill

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Answer 5-300
  • What new invention started to become the main
    form of entertainment for Americans in the 1950s?
  • television

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Answer 5-400
  • This is the word used to describe where many
    Americans began moving when the wanted a house
    with a white picket fence and they moved out of
    American cities.
  • suburbs

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Answer 5-500
  • Name the group of people in America who began to
    create a counterculture movement in the 1950s.
    The were sort of like early version of Hippies,
    but less political and more poetic.
  • Beatniks

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Answer 6-100
  • Who is considered to be the central leader of the
    African-American Civil Rights Movement?
  • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Answer 6-200
  • In 1957, a city in the South refused to integrate
    its schools, despite a Supreme court ruling
    requiring it. President Eisenhower sent in U.S.
    troops to keep the nine African-American students
    safe. What city?
  • Little Rock, Arkansas

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Answer 6-300
  • In what city was MLK jailed for his marching and
    civil disobedience?
  • Birmingham, Alabama

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Answer 6-400
  • In what American city did Americans march in 1963
    in favor of a federal Civil Rights Bill, making
    it the largest demonstration for human rights in
    U.S. history?
  • Washington, D.C.

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Answer 6-500
  • What American President helped pass legislation
    making racial discrimination illegal in the U.S.
    in public places, businesses, etc.?
  • LBJ
  • (Lyndon Baines Johnson)
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