NATO vs Warsaw = West vs East blocs; areas of influence are the “neighborhoods” each side tries to control.
1. What does bipolarity mean in the context of the Cold War?
2. Which pair correctly names the two main military alliances of the Cold War?
3. Which leader is listed as part of the Western camp in the Cold War?
Bipolarity — definition?
International system with two rival blocs.
NATO vs Warsaw Pact — difference?
NATO is Western, Warsaw Pact is Eastern.
Cold War leaders — Western?
Eisenhower, Marshall, Churchill, “Putch.”
Cold War leaders — Eastern?
Stalin, Khrushchev, Brezhnev.
Third World leaders — examples?
Sukarno, Nehru, Nasser.
Détente — causes?
Easing tensions, non-alignment, Bandung.
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