Question

question 7
5 pts
the united states provided financial aid to war - torn countries after world war ii through the...
berlin airlift
truman doctrine
potsdam conference
marshall plan
question 8
5 pts
the first event that marked conflict between the united states and communist forces during the cold war was the...
berlin blockade and airlift
korean war
suez canal conflict
cuban missile crisis

Explanation:

For Question 7: The Berlin Airlift was a supply operation, the Truman Doctrine focused on containing communism with broader support, the Potsdam Conference was a post-war meeting of Allied leaders, while the Marshall Plan was a U.S. program providing financial aid to rebuild war-torn European nations after WWII.
For Question 8: The Korean War was a direct armed conflict between U.S.-led forces and communist forces (North Korea backed by China and the USSR), occurring earlier than the Suez Canal Conflict and Cuban Missile Crisis; the Berlin Blockade and Airlift was a standoff but not direct armed conflict between U.S. and communist forces.

Answer:

Question 7: Marshall Plan
Question 8: Korean War