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Q1
At the Potsdam meeting of July 1945, Churchill was later replaced by
Q2
The 8,000-word 'Long Telegram' of 22 February 1946, which suggested that communist expansion be "contained", was sent by
Q3
Which of the following statements about Germany after the war is/are correct?
1. By the Yalta and Potsdam agreements Germany was divided into four zones.
2. In June 1948 the Russians stopped all road and rail traffic between West Berlin and West Germany.
3. The USSR set up the Federal Republic of Germany in August 1949.
Q4
Match the organisation with its headquarters
(A) SEATO - 1. Paris
(B) CENTO - 2. Strasbourg
(C) Council of Europe - 3. Bangkok
(D) OECD - 4. Ankara
Q5
Which one of the following was NOT a member of the Warsaw Pact signed in May 1955?
Q6
The word "brinkmanship", used constantly during the Cold War, comes from
Q7
The term "non-alignment" was coined in 1953 at the United Nations by
Q8
Under the partition proposal recommended by the UN Special Committee on Palestine (UNSCOP), the Jewish state was to receive
Q9
During the Suez Crisis of 1956, the peace force created by the UN General Assembly, sent with the consent of both sides, was called
Q10
The People's Republic of China became a permanent member of the Security Council only from
Q11
Arrange the following in chronological order
1. Formation of EFTA
2. Schuman Plan
3. Britain's admission to the EEC
4. Treaty of Paris establishing the ECSC
Q12
Assertion (A): In 1961 the French President Charles de Gaulle opposed Britain's entry into the EEC.
Reason (R): The economy of Britain was weak.
Q13
Which of the following statements about the Hungarian Crisis of 1956 is/are correct?
1. On becoming premier again, Imre Nagy started introducing a multiparty system and set up a coalition government.
2. Soviet Russia sent its army into Hungary on 4 November and crushed the rebellion.
3. After the Russian veto, the General Assembly's resolution forced Soviet troops to leave Hungary.
Q14
In 1989, the free elections held in Poland were won by

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