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Which doctrine was the Soviet Union's official state ideology?
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Why did the Sino-Soviet split occur in the late 1950s?
Answer: Ideological disagreements over leadership
Why: In 1960 Moscow pulled 1,390 experts out of China within a month and halted 600 agreements; in 1969 the two armies fought on the Ussuri.
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When did the Soviet Union officially dissolve into 15 republics?
Answer: 1991
Why: Mikhail Gorbachev resigned as president on Christmas Day 1991, and the Soviet flag atop the Kremlin was lowered that evening.
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What was the name of the East German secret police?
Answer: Stasi
Why: In 1989 the Stasi had about 91,000 full-time staff and 173,000 informants inside East Germany, and kept files on millions of citizens.
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Why did the United States implement the Marshall Plan?
Answer: To rebuild Europe's economy
Why: About 13 billion dollars went to sixteen countries, roughly nine tenths of it as grants rather than loans.
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Along which parallel of latitude was Korea divided after World War II?
Answer: 38th parallel
Why: In 1945 Dean Rusk and Charles Bonesteel picked the 38th parallel from a National Geographic map, keeping Seoul in the US zone.
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What led to the 1968 Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia?
Answer: Attempts to decentralize the economy
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