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Chapter 6 Self-test questions
Maintaining the Spheres of Influence
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Which of the following statements about the crisis in East Germany is
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The crisis in East Germany (1953) was produced by the explosive mix of forced collectivization and industrialization combined with the reduction of political and economic repression.
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More than 100,000 people fled from East to West Berlin in the first four months of 1953.
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The Soviet leadership opted to increase Soviet subsidies to East Germany.
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The uprisings were quelled throughout East Germany with the help of Soviet troops and tanks.
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Which of the following elements of Khrushchev's speech at the 20
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Communist Party Congress in USSR had the most significant Cold War consequences?
Disbanding of the Cominform.
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The unilateral reduction of Soviet troop numbers by over a million.
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Gomulka's rehabilitation in Poland.
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The confession that Stalin had committed reprehensible crimes.
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In 1956 how many Hungarians were killed in Budapest by Soviet troops?
50,000
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10,000
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25,000
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35,000
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What did Britain want to base closer relations with Europe on at the Messina Conference?
A supranational economic bloc of the Messina participants
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Close ties between Europe and Africa
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Military integration in a more federal North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
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Inter-governmental co-operation in a free trade area rather than supra-national institutions in a customs union
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What was the US aim in promoting trans-Atlantic nuclear cooperation in the early 1960s?
A special (nuclear) relationship with Britain based on a common culture and language.
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A special (nuclear) relationship with France and West Germany by providing de Gaulle and Adenauer with nuclear technology.
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The creation of a Multilateral Nuclear Force (MNF)
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A quest for greater US influence in Western Europe and NATO
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Why was the US action against Arbenz in Guatemala initiated?
A shipment (to Guatemala) of Czech arms was made in May 1954.
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Nearly three-quarters of the cultivatable United Fruit Company land in Guatemala was left fallow.
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Arbenz planned that disproportionate sums of money be used to build ports and roads.
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Dulles feared that communists would take over Arbenz's left wing government.
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