1. what event started the cold war?

stalin refused to allow free elections in eastern europe forcing nations to be communist

two atomic bombs were dropped on japan.

stalin was not invited to the yalta conference causing feelings of hatred towards the u. s

soviet troops invaded the rhineland, which concerned both britain and the u. s

2. which is not an accurate description of a "cold war"

a war of words and ideas

launching of troops and bombs on enemy targets creating combat situations between two armies

tense rivalry between two countries that can lead to armed combat, if provoked

fight over strategic areas and alliances using intimidation and covert operations

3.what was the "iron curtain"?

a powerful agreement forged at yalta at the end of ww2

the security arrangements that stalin made to protect himself

material used to make soviet tanks

the imaginary boundary separating communist countries from democracies in europe

4. what was the key point of the policy of containment?

keep us troops in western germany

prosecute former nazis in the nuremberg trials

not to let communism expand to any other countries

set up alliances in south asia

5.what act signaled the beginning of the korean war?

north korea invaded south korea

south korea invaded north korea

china invaded north korea

soviet union invaded north korea

The Cold War was never really a "war" to be exact and it was more of a race and a competition between Capitalism And Communism which led to the competitors having a tense rivalry, The cold war was also definitely a war of words and ideas because on many occasions threats were made between the U.S.A and Soviet Union. A way that the two super powers fought over strategic areas or places for resources in the war was without a doubt intimidation, the whole time of the cold war was spent using spies or intimidation tactics to learn about the enemies ideas and plans so that one superpower could one-up the other.

Stalin wanted the East to be purely Communist and wanted them to follow the Soviet and Communist ideals, and the truth was that Democracy far exceeded Communism. So to keep the people from revolting and trying to over throw the Communist Regime Stalin would not allow a majority Eastern Europe to have any contact with the West thus creating the "Iron Curtain". Many of these problems led to a rebellion in Hungary but we can get into that at a later date.

The United States created this policy using numerous strategies to prevent and contain the spread of Communism to other countries. This policy was a response to the Soviet Union expanding their Communist influence to China, Korea, and Vietnam.

The Korean War (1950-1953) began when Kim Il-Sung's Army crossed the 38th parallel into Non-Communist South Korea. The North Korean army which was armed with Soviet tanks and weapons quickly overran most of South Korea and would have completely taken the country if not for the aid from the U.S.A which within the 3 years of the war was able to push the North Koreans back the 38th Parallel.

I Hope this all helped at least somebody. If I made any errors feel free to correct them, and if anybody needs any more help on any of the World Wars and the Cold War Please feel free to message and ask me.

the china one is last

explanation:

the french revolution was when many people were persecuted for disagreeing or making separate government