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| clerk who exposed a soviet spy ring operating in canada |
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| term given to countries controlled by the soviet union |
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| term used by people who were afraid of communism |
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| canadian prime minister who brought in NAFTA |
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| defense organization formed to prevent soviet expansion into western europe |
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| defense organization formed by the soviet union and her eastern european allies |
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| Quebec legislation that allowed police to shut down communist organizations |
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| won the 1957 Nobel Peace prize |
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| conflict in egypt over ownership of a canal |
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| nearly let to war between the United States and Soviet union in 1962 |
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| air defense system between Canada and the United States |
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| Canadian supersonic jet whose production was halted by the Diefenbaker government |
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| NORAD weapons that created Controversy as they required nuclear warheads which many Canadians opposed |
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| barrier that became a symbol of the Cold war |
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| American president during the cuban missile crisis |
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| Soviet leader who set missiles to Cuba |
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| Soviet-American agreement to limit nuclear weapons |
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| Soviet leader most responsible for ending the Cold war |
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| Soviet term meaning openness; led to freedom of speech |
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| Soviet word meaning reconstruction; let to more capitalist policies in the Soviet Union |
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| Country where Canadian peace keepers killed a teenage boy |
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| close to a million people died here from a brutal civil war |
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| Canadian general who led the UN peacekeepers in Rwanda |
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| Leader of Cuba during the Cuban Missile crisis |
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