How well do you know the Cold War?
Which president believed in a strong nuclear arsenal for American defense? The term for this type of defense was "mutual assured destruction," which ironically enough spells out "mad."
Which attempted intervention in Cuba made John F. Kennedy look weak to the Soviets?
In the name of stopping communism,which nation did America NOT intervene in before 1970?
Who wrote the Long Telegram?
Who gave the famous "Iron Curtain" speech?
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