Year 6
How successful was the policy of peaceful co-existence?
Year 6
How successful was the policy of peaceful co-existence?
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will learn about some of the 'hot flashes' during the Cold War, including the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis and the war in Vietnam.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Which year did the first World War start?
1911
1918
1939
Q2.
Which year did the Second World War start?
1918
1945
1949
Q3.
What is usually considered to be the spark that began the First World War?
The alliances across Europe.
The invasion of Poland.
The unification of Germany.
Q4.
Which year did the Second World War end?
1918
1939
1949
Q5.
Which year did the First World War end?
1911
1914
1939
5 Questions
Q1.
Who was president of the United States when the Korean War began?
Franklin D Roosevelt
John F Kennedy
Woodrow Wilson
Q2.
Stalin kept to the agreement of the Yalta conference, and allowed free elections in countries in Eastern Europe.
True
Q3.
How many Soviet observation towers were built along the Berlin Wall?
10
100
1860
Q4.
Why did the USA perceive a threat when the USSR sent ships to Cuba in 1962?
Cuba has lots of oil and other valuable natural resources.
Cuba was an important ally of the USA.
The ships were carrying lots of Soviet soldiers.
Q5.
The Vietnam War was popular amongst the American people and is generally regarded as a success.
True