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Across 3. The term for the time of great tension between the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. from 1945-1992. 4. Winston Churchill stated that the countries of Eastern Europe were now behind this. 6. A difference of opinion; a refusal to conform. 8. When studying history, it is important to look for this one-sided point of view in documents. 9. A political philosophy that emphasizes belief in progress, personal liberty, democracy, and freedom of expression, as well as a free-market economy. 12. The $5.3 billion American aid package for Europe following WWII. 13. The leader of the U.S.S.R. at the end of WWII. 14. Relaxing of tension, applied particularly to international affairs; the name often given to the thaw in the Cold War. 15. A war that results when two powers use third parties as substitutes for fighting each other directly.

Down 1. The term for the communist "witch hunt" in America during the 1950s. 2. A large increase; often used to refer to a build-up of weapons. 5. The U.S. policy regarding communism. 7. A nation under the political, economic, or military domination of a larger, more powerful nation. 10. This village in Vietnam was devastated by U.S. forces. 11. Cuban leader who led the revolution.