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International History 1900-1999 Quiz

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International History 1900-1999 Quiz
 

International History 1900-1999 QuizOnline version

Pivotal events of the 20th century.

by Mahrt Harvey Suali
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Which two blocs defined the Cold War?

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What was the Cold War era policy of reducing tension called?

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Which crisis brought the world close to nuclear war in 1962?

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Which policy allowed Eastern Europe more autonomy under Gorbachev?

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What term describes the US as the sole superpower after the Cold War?

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Which organization was created in 1945 for international cooperation?

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What characterized Cold War economic competition?

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A key question for today’s international order is:

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Which four empires collapsed after World War I?

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What event signaled the end of the Cold War with Eastern Europe changes in 1989?

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Which concept describes the threat of using nuclear weapons to deter attack?

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Which foundational body was established in 1945 for international cooperation?

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What policy pair did Mikhail Gorbachev advance in the USSR?

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What was NATO's role during the Cold War?

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What does the term ‘unipolar moment’ describe after 1991?

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WWI led to the collapse of German, Austro-Hungarian, Ottoman, and Russian empires, reshaping borders and peoples.

Gorbachev's reforms and Eastern European protests precipitated the collapse of communist regimes in 1989.

Nuclear deterrence relies on the fear of unacceptable retaliation to prevent war.

The UN was created in 1945 to foster cooperation and maintain peace.

Glasnost increased openness; perestroika restructured the economy and politics.

NATO formed as the Western alliance in response to Soviet-led blocs and threats.

With the USSR dissolved, the US led as the dominant global power.

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