| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Truman assumed office after this president died | Franklin D. Roosevelt | 97%
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| Japanese cities that were struck by atomic bombs | Hiroshima | 94%
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| Nagasaki | 93%
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| Country whose divided parts lead a war 1950-53, involving both world powers | Korea | 90%
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| Foreign aid initiative that supported Western European countries, named after the US Secretary of State | Marshall Plan | 90%
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| The Soviet blockade of this city is often seen as the start of the Cold War | Berlin | 88%
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| Who were the other "Big" statesmen? (one was voted out and replaced) | Joseph Stalin | 85%
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| Winston Churchill | 85%
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| Secret service established in 1947 | CIA | 83%
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| Senator who campaigned against real or alleged communists, including members of Truman's administration | Joseph McCarthy | 81%
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| General who was relieved of his duties after he publicly criticized Truman's administration | Douglas McArthur | 78%
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| Home state | Missouri | 78%
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| Critics said that Truman had "lost" this country as it was taken over by communists in 1949 | China | 75%
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| Republican candidate who surprisingly lost the 1948 presidential elections | Thomas E. Dewey | 74%
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| International organization founded in San Francisco in 1945 | United Nations | 69%
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| Pro-Truman slogan and title of a 1975 one-man play about him | Give 'em {Hell} | 65%
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| Newspaper that declared above-mentioned candidate the winner | Chicago Tribune | 55%
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| He was one of the "Big Three" statesmen present at this summer 1945 meeting | Potsdam Conference | 55%
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| Policy that was to contain the spread of communism and Soviet influence | Truman Doctrine | 49%
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| Vice president, 1949-1953 | Alben W. Barkley | 41%
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| Clement Attlee | 39%
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| Concept that sought to destroy much of Germany's industry, making it an agrarian state | Morgenthau Plan | 14%
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