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A) Financial loans B) Nuclear warheads C) Intercontinental ballistic missiles D) SA-2 anti-aircraft missiles
A) Too aggressive B) Lacking revolutionary boldness C) Financially irresponsible D) Overly supportive
A) The United States B) China C) France D) Germany
A) Nikita Khrushchev B) Timothy Naftali C) Anibal Escalante D) Fidel Castro
A) Pro-American B) Pro-Capitalist C) Pro-Moscow D) Pro-Chinese
A) A possible US invasion B) A naval blockade C) An economic collapse D) A democratic uprising
A) A team of economic advisors B) An invitation to Moscow C) A regiment of regular Soviet troops D) A fleet of nuclear submarines
A) Anibal Escalante B) Fidel Castro C) Nikita Khrushchev D) Timothy Naftali
A) To attack the United States B) To solidify the Soviet-Cuban relationship C) To intimidate the Chinese D) To replace the Cuban government
A) A Cuban drift toward the US B) A total collapse of communism C) A Cuban drift toward China D) A military coup in Moscow
A) 30 days B) 13 days C) 28 days D) 7 days
A) July 1962 B) November 1963 C) October 1962 D) April 1961
A) Project Emily B) Project Jupiter C) Project Cuban D) Project Thor
A) England and France B) Turkey and Germany C) Italy and Turkey D) Cuba and Italy
A) Anatoly Dobrynin and Nikita Khrushchev B) John F. Kennedy and Nikita Khrushchev C) Fidel Castro and John F. Kennedy D) Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro
A) B-52 bomber B) U-2 spy plane C) SR-71 Blackbird D) F-4 Phantom
A) A quarantine B) A defensive perimeter C) A restricted zone D) A naval embargo
A) He had refused to negotiate B) He was seen as retreating and humiliated C) He was replaced by Fidel Castro D) He had won the war
A) 28 October 1962 B) 20 November 1962 C) 16 October 1962 D) August 1963
A) Anatoly Dobrynin B) Nikita Khrushchev C) John F. Kennedy D) Fidel Castro
A) The Joint Chiefs B) The United Nations C) EXCOMM D) The Politburo
A) Edward Lansdale B) Fidel Castro C) Fulgencio Batista D) Richard Bissell
A) Promoting private enterprise B) Promoting socialism C) Dismantling military alliances D) Encouraging isolationism
A) December 1959 B) April 1961 C) January 1962 D) October 1958
A) John F. Kennedy B) Richard Bissell C) Dwight Eisenhower D) Edward Lansdale
A) February 1962 B) April 1961 C) October 1965 D) December 1959
A) Embolden the Soviets B) Prevent a nuclear crisis C) Strengthen the US position D) End the Cold War
A) Terrorism against Cuba B) Humanitarian aid program C) Diplomatic negotiations D) Educational exchange
A) Dwight Eisenhower B) John F. Kennedy C) Edward Lansdale D) Richard Bissell
A) FBI B) Department of State C) CIA D) Peace Corps |