(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The line that separated North and South Korea after WW2
38th Parallel
The name for the extreme and reckless charges of communism by a U.S. senator in response to the 2nd Red Scare.
McCarthyism
An intense rivalry between countries caused by different ideological, political, or economic beliefs.
Cold War
This confernce led to tension between the U.S. and USSR because Stalin went back on his promise to allow free elections in Poland, Bulgaria, and Romania.
Yalta Conference
A plan by a U.S. President to help all democratic nations under threat from communist forces in Europe.
Truman Doctrine
group of countries in Central and Eastern Europe that were aligned with the Soviet Union during the Cold War
Eastern Bloc
The democratic Republic of China (ROC) fled to this country after the Chinse Civil War.
Taiwan
The policy of forcing confrontation to the brink of war to gain an advantage.
Brinkmanship
The result of a military invasion in Egypt by Britain, France, and Israel that forced the U.S. to go against its allies.
Suez Canal Crisis
This was used in response to a blockade to get supplies into the city of Berlin.
Berlin Airlift
The belief that if one nuclear-armed country attacks another, both countries would be destroyed
Mutually Assured Destruction
China aligned with this country during the Korean War.
North Korea
The country first successfully tested a nuclear weapon in 1949 and was the most powerful communist country in the world during the Cold War.
Soviet Union
A global organization of multiple countries whose goal is to promote world peace.
United Nations
The leader of the Soviet Union at the start of the Cold War.
Joseph Stalin
A geographical line which Winston Churchill pointed out separated communist and capitalist countries in Europe.
Iron curtain
This country was the first to use a nuclear bomb and was the most powerful democratic nation in the world during the Cold War.
United States
A Cold War alliance of democratic countries who used collective security to contain communism.
NATO
a competition between countries to have the most powerful weapons or military.
Arms Race
A post WW2 conference in which the participants agreed to divide Germany into 4 zones.
Potsdam Conference
A plan that aided poor European countries by providing them with money and supplies.
Marshall Plan
Caused by a CIA spy plane being shot down over Soviet airspace
U-2 Incident
A fear of the spread of communism within the U.S.
Red Scare
The foreign policy of the U.S. during the Cold War designed to stop the spread of communism.
Containment
A group of Hollywood writers and directors who were arrested on suspicion of being connected to communist.
Hollywood Ten
A organization created to explore space and advance the U.S. in science and technology.
NASA
A plan by a U.S. President to help all democratic nations under threat from communist forces in the Middle East.
Eisenhower Doctrine
The belief that if a country falls to communism, its neighboring countries would follow.
Domino theory
A cold war alliance of communist countries that were bound by a collective defense treaty.
Warsaw Pact
This man led a revolution in Cuba which resulted in the country becoming communist.
Fidel Castro
The name of Eisenhower's proposed aerial monitoring system designed to spy on the Soviets
Open Skies Policy
Eisenhower's policy of responding to communist threats with nuclear weapons
Massive Retaliation
Red Scare legislation which made it illegal to advocate overthrowing the government and was used to convict members of the Communist Party in the U.S.
Smith Act
The name of the first man made aircraft to be successfully launched into space.
Sputnik
Countries that are technically independent but under the influence of a larger country.
Satellite nations
