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Chapter 24 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  It highlighted how vulnerable the Foreign Service was to Communist espionage.
B  It provided Truman with the last opportunity to turn the tone of talks with Russia around and avoid a Cold War.
C  It illustrated the relevance of modern communications technology for Cold War diplomacy.
D  It solidified Truman’s mistrust of the Soviet Union and helped propel the escalation of the Cold War.
Question #2
A  contents of the document NSC-68.
B  participation of the United States in NATO.
C  growth of a national security apparatus.
D  implementation of the Truman Doctrine.
Question #3
A  seized domestic steel mills during a labor dispute.
B  sent troops to enforce the “police action” in Korea.
C  extended the military draft into peacetime.
D  removed General MacArthur from his command in Korea.
Question #4
A  Congress
B  NATO
C  President Truman
D  The United Nations
Question #5
A  Winston Churchill’s speech about Europe’s “iron curtain”
B  Stalin’s speech on the superiority of the Soviet system
C  George Marshall’s speech on providing financial aid to Europe
D  President Truman’s speech about the civil war in Greece
Question #6
A  homosexual.
B  a Communist.
C  pro-integration.
D  a fan of Paul Robeson.
Question #7
A  establishment of a Soviet blockade of West Berlin.
B  the development of the hydrogen bomb.
C  establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
D  American efforts to revitalize West Germany’s economy.
Question #8
A  Social Security
B  public education.
C  defense policy.
D  the CIA and FBI.
Question #9
A  The Soviets did not care about women’s comfort in the home the way American men did.
B  American exports to the Soviet Union were the first step toward détente.
C  American women fought communism through good housekeeping at home.
D  Men in the 1950s were incompetent when it came to housekeeping.
Question #10
A  The Battle at Dien Bien Phu
B  The election of President Dwight D. Eisenhower
C  The Korean War
D  The formation of NATO
Question #11
A  overthrow of Fulgencio Batista by Fidel Castro.
B  Egyptian government’s seizure of the Suez Canal.
C  policies of Congo prime minister Patrice Lumumba.
D  potential impact of a Communist government in Vietnam.
Question #12
A  Winston Churchill
B  Harry Truman
C  Henry Wallace
D  George Kennan
Question #13
A  the Yalta and Potsdam agreements were not worth the paper they were printed on.
B  the majority of citizens in those nations were Communist sympathizers.
C  any nation led by Communists would eventually become part of a Soviet power bloc.
D  the United States had the right to determine the political destinies of other nations.
Question #14
A  Edward R. Murrow
B  Millard Tydings
C  J. Robert Oppenheimer
D  J. Edgar Hoover
Question #15
A  The United States could ill afford to alienate its European ally, Belgium.
B  The Soviet Union was propping up Patrice Lumumba.
C  Strategically, the Congo was crucial for maintaining control of the Indian Ocean.
D  The Congo held valuable mineral resources.
Question #16
A  without foundation.
B  embarrassing to their party.
C  unnecessarily inflammatory.
D  an asset to their party.
Question #17
A  the House Un-American Activities Committee.
B  Congress.
C  Senator Joseph McCarthy.
D  President Truman.
Question #18
A  their appearance in the declassified Venona papers.
B  anger and grief over American deaths in the Korean War.
C  the Supreme Court decision in Dennis v. United States.
D  Senator Joseph McCarthy’s influence on Judge Kaufman.
Question #19
A  Robert A. Taft
B  Edward R. Murrow
C  Paul Robeson
D  J. Edgar Hoover
Question #20
A  his speech in Wheeling, West Virginia.
B  the army-McCarthy hearings.
C  a debate on the Senate floor.
D  an Edward R. Murrow broadcast.