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Which term describes the Soviet policy that expanded freedom of the press and allowed criticism of the Communist Party during the Cold War?
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What term describes the method of attack used by the Nazis that allowed them to successfully conquer numerous European nations during World War 2?
Blitzkrieg.
What happened after the reichstag fire in 1933?
In 1933 the Reichstag was set alight. Many believed it to be of Nazi activity. However, Hitler used this as a great way to get back at the Communists (the Nazis arch rivals). Support for the Communists soon fell.
How did containment permanently change US peacetime foreign policy?
Containment of the free trade international market allowed the U.S. and communist countries to avoid nuclear confrontations helping to secure the peacetime foreign policy.
What is domino affect?
The domino Effect is a phenomenon where a chain of consequences is created by a single event. As in a line of dominos, where 1 domino is struck, others fall as a consequence of the original action. As it pertains to the Vietnam war, the domino effect was the theory that the US government used to justify its intervention in Vietnam. The position of the pro-war, anti-communist advisers in the government was that if Vietnam was allowed to "fall" to communism, this would set off a 'domino effect' whereby first neighboring countries such as Laos, Cambodia and Thailand would fall into communist revolution, and by extension countries further afield would be overtaken as the global communist revolutionary movement gained momentum. According to this line of thinking, to stop communism in Vietnam was to stop the world from falling into communist control. This theory is disproved, as we know Communist North Vietnam defeated US forces, but this did not result in a domino effect of neighboring countries becoming communist.
What balkan nation had a communist government but remained aligned?
Yugoslavia was a Balkan nation that had a communist government but maintained a non-aligned stance during the Cold War. Under the leadership of Josip Broz Tito, Yugoslavia pursued a policy of neutrality, refusing to align itself with either the Western bloc or the Soviet Union. This unique position allowed it to foster relationships with various countries, promoting a spirit of non-alignment among other nations.
Is religion usually allowed in a communist country?
No
Who were the first Americans allowed to visit Communist China?
nixion
US citizens usually are not allowed to visit what communist island nation?
Cuba
How many political parties does a communist country have?
In a communist country, typically only one political party is allowed to hold power. This single-party system is a key feature of communist ideology, with the ruling party representing the interests and ideals of the working class.
Which best describes the Aryan caste system?
You were not allowed to change castes
Best describes the Aryan caste system?
you were not allowed to change caste
Is Cuba allowed to be other religions?
Cuba is considered to be a communist country , so religions may not be tolerated.
What best describes what is meant by limited government A government are small there are places where government is not allowed C there are things government is not allowed to do?
a
Who expanded the Monroe Doctrine and allowed the US to maintain law and order in Latin America?
roosevelt corollary
The expanded the Monroe Doctrine and allowed the US to maintain law and order in Latin America.?
roosevelt corollary
Why are canals necessary in the 1800 in America?
The allowed for expanded shipping by water in an era before widespread railroads.
The Eastern European communist state that allowed the greatest cultural freedom during the Cold War era was?
Poland.
