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What year was the Tehran Conference held?
1943
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The USA President at the Tehran Conference was Franklin Delano
Roosevelt
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When was the Yalta Conference held?
1945
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All leaders who attended the Tehran Conference also attended the
Yalta Conference
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The Potsdam Conference took place in July
1945
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Who replaced Winston Churchill as British Prime Minister during the Potsdam Conference?
Clement Attlee
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Five countries developed atomic bombs during the
Cold War
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Order the countries by when they developed atomic bombs:
1️⃣ United States
2️⃣ Soviet Union
3️⃣ United Kingdom
4️⃣ France
5️⃣ China
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The Soviet Union tested its first atomic bomb at the Semipalatinsk test site in
Kazakhstan
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Where did the United Kingdom detonate its first atomic bomb?
Montabello Islands
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In what year did the People's Republic of China develop its first atomic bomb?
1964
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The Nazi-Soviet Pact was an agreement between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union not to
attack
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The Nazi-Soviet Pact ensured that Germany and the Soviet Union would remain allies.
False
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Who wrote the Long Telegram in 1946?
George F. Kennan
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The Long Telegram warned President Truman about the aggressive nature of Stalin's foreign
policy
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What was the Novikov Telegram's main warning about the United States?
World domination
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The Cold War was primarily an ideological conflict between communism and
capitalism
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Match the ideological system with its main supporter:
Communism ↔️ USSR
Capitalism ↔️ USA
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The USSR occupied North Korea, while the USA occupied South
Korea
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What event set the stage for the rise of the Soviet Union as a world power?
The Russian Revolution
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The Russian Revolution led to the abolishment of the monarchy and its replacement by the
communist party
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