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1.) WHAT WAS THE IRON CURTAIN?
a.) The separation of North Korea from South Korea.
b.) The difference between free market systems and planned economies.
c.) The splitting of Germany into East Germany and West Germany.
d.) The division between democratic and communist countries.
2.)Prague Spring, which took place in Czechoslovakia, refers to
a.) a time of political liberalization in 1968
b.) a rebirth of communism in 1966
c.) an economic boom in 1970
d.) a united workers’ movement in 1969
3.)In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a glasnost policy. What was its objective?
a.) To reform the Soviet judicial, executive, and legislative branches of government.
b.) To bring transparency and openness to Soviet press, government, and business.
c.) To promote Soviet solidarity and strengthen Communism throughout Europe.
d.) To contain Soviet dissent through the use of censored press and secret government operations.
4.) In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a policy called perestroika. What was its aim?
a.)To liberate the Soviet press
b.)To centralize Soviet politics.
c.)To quell Soviet social unrest.
d.)To restructure the Soviet economy.
5.) Which organization connects European economies together?
a.) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
b.) The United Nations
c.) The European Union
d.) The Warsaw Pact
6.) The term ethnic cleansing–the eradication of an ethnic group through forced relocation, concentration camps, and/or murder–has its origins with which conflict(s)?
a.) The Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s
b.) The Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s
c.) World War II in the 1940s
d.) The Berlin Wall Crisis in the 1960s
7.) Which event or situation directly led to the fall of Communist governments in Eastern Europe?
a.) The Cuban Missile Crisis
b.) The Polish Solidarity Movement
c.) The fall of the Berlin Wall
d.)The Balkan Wars
8.) The fall of the Berlin Wall, which reunited Communist East and capitalist West Germany, took place in November of _____.
a.) 1995
b.) 1989
c.) 1984
d.) 1998
9.) The major terrorist threat to North America and Europe which prompted the War on Terror comes from _____.
a.) Latin American guerrillas
b.) warring druglords
c.) militant Islamists
d.) fanatical Zionists
10. The currently independent states of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro were once part of which country?
a.) Bulgaria
b.) Slovakia
c.) Romania
d.) Yugoslavia
11. Which of the following have the two biggest economies in the world?
a.) The European Union and the United States
b.) Japan and the European Union
c.) Germany and the United States
d.) The United Kingdom and Japan
12. Some people in Eastern Europe today long for the return of Communist governments because _____.
a.) of superior Communist technology
b.) of cutbacks in social programs
c.) they had a wealthier economy under Communism
d.) of their new aggressive foreign policies
13. The War on Terror was a response to what event?
a.) The Istanbul double bombing
b.) The NATO invasion of Afghanistan
c.) The Madrid train bombings
d.) The September 11th attacks

1.) WHAT WAS THE IRON CURTAIN?
a.) The separation of North Korea from South Korea.
b.) The difference between free market systems and planned economies.
c.) The splitting of Germany into East Germany and West Germany.
d.) The division between democratic and communist countries.
2.)Prague Spring, which took place in Czechoslovakia, refers to
a.) a time of political liberalization in 1968
b.) a rebirth of communism in 1966
c.) an economic boom in 1970
d.) a united workers’ movement in 1969
3.)In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a glasnost policy. What was its objective?
a.) To reform the Soviet judicial, executive, and legislative branches of government.
b.) To bring transparency and openness to Soviet press, government, and business.
c.) To promote Soviet solidarity and strengthen Communism throughout Europe.
d.) To contain Soviet dissent through the use of censored press and secret government operations.
4.) In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a policy called perestroika. What was its aim?
a.)To liberate the Soviet press
b.)To centralize Soviet politics.
c.)To quell Soviet social unrest.
d.)To restructure the Soviet economy.
5.) Which organization connects European economies together?
a.) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
b.) The United Nations
c.) The European Union
d.) The Warsaw Pact
6.) The term ethnic cleansing–the eradication of an ethnic group through forced relocation, concentration camps, and/or murder–has its origins with which conflict(s)?
a.) The Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s
b.) The Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s
c.) World War II in the 1940s
d.) The Berlin Wall Crisis in the 1960s
7.) Which event or situation directly led to the fall of Communist governments in Eastern Europe?
a.) The Cuban Missile Crisis
b.) The Polish Solidarity Movement
c.) The fall of the Berlin Wall
d.)The Balkan Wars
8.) The fall of the Berlin Wall, which reunited Communist East and capitalist West Germany, took place in November of _____.
a.) 1995
b.) 1989
c.) 1984
d.) 1998
9.) The major terrorist threat to North America and Europe which prompted the War on Terror comes from _____.
a.) Latin American guerrillas
b.) warring druglords
c.) militant Islamists
d.) fanatical Zionists
10. The currently independent states of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro were once part of which country?
a.) Bulgaria
b.) Slovakia
c.) Romania
d.) Yugoslavia
11. Which of the following have the two biggest economies in the world?
a.) The European Union and the United States
b.) Japan and the European Union
c.) Germany and the United States
d.) The United Kingdom and Japan
12. Some people in Eastern Europe today long for the return of Communist governments because _____.
a.) of superior Communist technology
b.) of cutbacks in social programs
c.) they had a wealthier economy under Communism
d.) of their new aggressive foreign policies
13. The War on Terror was a response to what event?
a.) The Istanbul double bombing
b.) The NATO invasion of Afghanistan
c.) The Madrid train bombings
d.) The September 11th attacks

1.) WHAT WAS THE IRON CURTAIN?
a.) The separation of North Korea from South Korea.
b.) The difference between free market systems and planned economies.
c.) The splitting of Germany into East Germany and West Germany.
d.) The division between democratic and communist countries.
2.)Prague Spring, which took place in Czechoslovakia, refers to
a.) a time of political liberalization in 1968
b.) a rebirth of communism in 1966
c.) an economic boom in 1970
d.) a united workers’ movement in 1969
3.)In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a glasnost policy. What was its objective?
a.) To reform the Soviet judicial, executive, and legislative branches of government.
b.) To bring transparency and openness to Soviet press, government, and business.
c.) To promote Soviet solidarity and strengthen Communism throughout Europe.
d.) To contain Soviet dissent through the use of censored press and secret government operations.
4.) In 1985, former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev instituted a policy called perestroika. What was its aim?
a.)To liberate the Soviet press
b.)To centralize Soviet politics.
c.)To quell Soviet social unrest.
d.)To restructure the Soviet economy.
5.) Which organization connects European economies together?
a.) The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
b.) The United Nations
c.) The European Union
d.) The Warsaw Pact
6.) The term ethnic cleansing–the eradication of an ethnic group through forced relocation, concentration camps, and/or murder–has its origins with which conflict(s)?
a.) The Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s
b.) The Salvadoran Civil War in the 1980s
c.) World War II in the 1940s
d.) The Berlin Wall Crisis in the 1960s
7.) Which event or situation directly led to the fall of Communist governments in Eastern Europe?
a.) The Cuban Missile Crisis
b.) The Polish Solidarity Movement
c.) The fall of the Berlin Wall
d.)The Balkan Wars
8.) The fall of the Berlin Wall, which reunited Communist East and capitalist West Germany, took place in November of _____.
a.) 1995
b.) 1989
c.) 1984
d.) 1998
9.) The major terrorist threat to North America and Europe which prompted the War on Terror comes from _____.
a.) Latin American guerrillas
b.) warring druglords
c.) militant Islamists
d.) fanatical Zionists
10. The currently independent states of Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, and Serbia and Montenegro were once part of which country?
a.) Bulgaria
b.) Slovakia
c.) Romania
d.) Yugoslavia
11. Which of the following have the two biggest economies in the world?
a.) The European Union and the United States
b.) Japan and the European Union
c.) Germany and the United States
d.) The United Kingdom and Japan
12. Some people in Eastern Europe today long for the return of Communist governments because _____.
a.) of superior Communist technology
b.) of cutbacks in social programs
c.) they had a wealthier economy under Communism
d.) of their new aggressive foreign policies
13. The War on Terror was a response to what event?
a.) The Istanbul double bombing
b.) The NATO invasion of Afghanistan
c.) The Madrid train bombings
d.) The September 11th attacks

I dislike this president as much as the next guy but if I was going to pick his birthright to presidency I would pick it on something a little better than “oh that piece of paper was Photoshopped”. I would like to point out that upon winning an election the FBI and CIA both verify the legitimacy of a birth certificate. Its not like either of those organizations make it a habit of taking someone on their word. So then how best to disprove his legitimacy?
I would just like to pose a scenario and see what everyone thinks. First off, a little background to give you and idea of the situation in which such a scenario could possibly take place. The following is true. Assume the birth certificate is real. It is 1961. The Soviet Socialist Republic(USSR) is at the peak of its power rivaling that of the United States. Cold War is in full effect and The Soviet Union deploys Nuclear Missiles in Cuba, aims them at the US, and launches the Cuban missile crisis. At this point in time the concept of MAD(Mutually Assured Destruction) is fully realized on both sides. So then, as the dictator of the Soviet Union, how best to defeat your enemy, the United States, if nukes assure you yourself will be nuked in return? Invasion is also of high risk as there is no clear superiority of either sides forces and it would be incredibly costly and still carry the risk of being nuked. So then what do you focus on? I present to you THE list of Soviet goals regarding the United States as of 1663: http://www.topix.com/forum/city/caruther… this information only reached US congress in 1963, which means these goals were in play for quite a while before that point. Ever seen the movie SALT? or how about Manchurian Candidate? Ever wonder where those concepts came from? The fact is the Soviet Union’s favorite toy was the KGB(their Secret police) and that sort of thing was the KGB’s specialty. There is no doubt Communist Russia thought and planned on very long-term basis all the time and their leaders loved the idea of destroying America from the inside.That being said, I would like to pose to you a scenario and see what all of you think. I am NOT saying I think this is what happened, I just think it is an intriguing possibility.
It is 1961 a poor immigrant woman from Kenya has moved to Hawaii and and given birth to a boy. She names him Barack Hussein Obama. Sometime in the next few years KGB operatives do one of the following variations:
1. Kill Barack and replace him with a highly indoctrinated imposter. Pay off his mom(possibly by promising to take care of her and her mother still in Kenya)
2. Kill Barack’s parents and replace them with KGB operatives and give them ample time to instruct and mold Barack into the exact character they want him to be.
Jump a few years ahead, Barack moves to Chicago where he becomes involved with many known communist and socialist supporters and is then lead through a quickly building political and public carrier all the while championing the causes and ideals of socialism and communism. Don’t believe me? Compare his actions to that of what communism is and has been throughout the last century(Start with USSR and China. fun reading btw). Anyways. after years of political grooming, planning, and cultural changes within the US that all coincide with the above mentioned Soviet goals it is time for the communist movement in the United States to make their move. It is time to place Barack Hussein Obama in the election for president. So what chance does this small time man from Chicago with less than admirable grades wherever he went really have? Well, lets look at who backed him. The Democratic party. What has the democratic party pushed for for decades? More control of all aspects of life from education to healthcare to market regulation. See Soviet goals 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11, 12, 14-17, 20, 21, 24-34, 36-42. Another major backer of Barack are unions. What is goal 36 was achieved? What actions have unions taken in the later part of the 20th century that coincide with many points within communism? Many of Obama’s friends are acclaimed socialist and some have even gone so far as to claim communism outright. Even if NOTHING in the above mentioned scenario is true, lets imply look at what Obama has supported or done while in office. See goals 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 40, 41
so as you can see there isn’t really even a need to discredit Obama as a communist plant. He is a walking communist billboard on his own. Now if you fully believe in communism then by all means Vote for him, he is an excellent candidate if the communist goals are really in line with your own, but please, just do some research on what communism is and what it is responsible for throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. There are very good reasons why The Soviet Socialist Republic does not exist any more