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Practice the Cold War division of Europe and the crises over Berlin.
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Read the map. Why did Berlin's location create a crisis when land access closed in 1948?
Use the map. When the Soviets blocked road, rail, and canal routes into West Berlin in 1948, how did the Western powers keep the city supplied?
Read the city map. What did placing a wall along the sector boundary do in 1961?
Use the map of the postwar divide. What did the line's position mean for Prague and Budapest?
Read the map. The dashed line is the border between West Germany and East Germany. Why did this border become such a tense military frontier during the Cold War?
Use the alliance map. What advantage did NATO's northern and western members give the alliance?
Read the Berlin-in-Germany map. Why did West Berlin worry East Germany's leaders before the Wall?
Use the sector map. What did Berlin's four-way division make possible during the Cold War?
Read the eastern-bloc map. Why did Moscow value the states between the Soviet Union and West Germany?
Use the map of the line from the Baltic to the Adriatic. What did the boundary represent?
In June 1948 Soviet authorities blocked road, rail, and canal access to Western sectors of Berlin. What did the U.S. and United Kingdom do next?
How did the 1948-1949 Berlin blockade end?
Why did currency reform worsen tensions in Berlin in 1948?
Khrushchev's 1958 Berlin ultimatum demanded what from the Western powers?
What immediate problem was the Berlin Wall meant to solve for East Germany?
At Checkpoint Charlie in October 1961, U.S. and Soviet tanks faced each other. How did that confrontation end?
Which list matches NATO's original 1949 members?
What was NATO's core collective-defense idea under Article 5?
West Germany entered NATO in May 1955. Which alliance did the Soviet Union form days later as a counterbalance?
Which list contains original Warsaw Pact signatories?
Why was West Germany's 1955 admission to NATO a turning point in Europe?
In June 1953, what triggered worker protests in East Berlin that spread across East Germany?
How did Soviet forces respond to the East German uprising of June 1953?
In 1956, which Hungarian prime minister announced neutrality and withdrawal from the Warsaw Pact?
What was the Soviet response after Hungary tried to leave the Warsaw Pact in 1956?
Alexander Dubček's Prague Spring reforms in 1968 were halted by what action?
After the western occupation zones and the Soviet zone became rival states, which names matched the two Germanys?
Which city served as West Germany's provisional seat of government for most of the Cold War?
Which part of Berlin did the GDR treat as its capital after 1949?
Which comparison best describes the two German states during the Cold War?
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