| Hint | Event | Extra Info |
| Two countries involved in the war | |
| Starting on April 2, 1947, volunteer pilots flew in 300 tons of supplies to Berlin in this operation | |
| One of the main reasons the Cold War never became an actual war was because both countries were mass producing _______ ____ | |
| Russia's economic system during the Cold War | |
| This air lift operation involved parachuting three tons of candy to kids in Berlin | |
| In Communism, every person gets an equal share of _____ | |
| The 33rd president of the United States, who issued the droping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki | |
| The same president as the last question issued this very important Housing Act | |
| U.S. invades Cuba in this famous invasion | |
| 'That's one small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind' | |
| Commonly known as the second man to walk on the moon | |
| After a previous operation was failing, the U.S. executed another operation to send more supplies to Berlin past the Russian Blockade | |
| | Hint | Event | Extra Info |
| The 40th president of the United States, who gave this very famous speech | |
| Soviet Russia invaded this country to take over more land | |
| Organization made up of U.S., Canada, and other North American countries | |
| This satellite was the first to be successfully launched into space | |
| The destruction of this infamous wall reunited the East and West parts of Germany | |
| United State's economic system during the Cold War | |
| This Russian satellite carried a dog in the payload | |
| Barrier used to defend the U.S.; made around the Arctic | |
| Name of the dog on Sputnik II | |
| The name of the first Russian Missile made | |
| NASA is formed in this year, just after the launching of Sputnik I | |
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