Notes on the Cold War, its origins and major events in it, from the Pearson textbook group, with additional information from Mr. Darrell. It’s in PowerPoint format.
Remember, it was called a “Cold War” because it was not a “hot” war.
Cold War, Chapter_28 of America Past and Present, with additional material
Mr. Darrell's Wayback Machine 
great web site..its has useful notes and resources we can study..the test was pretty easy too.
By: Michelle Robledo on April 14, 2010
at 1:15 pm
Your multiple-choice score is 35 out of 55 questions.
Your total score would correspond to a Scale Score of: 2180.
i try better on the real one. i didnt have much computer time.
By: Daisy Aburto on April 16, 2010
at 1:54 pm
Good work, Daisy!
Practice — just a few more questions, and you’ve got a 2400.
By: Ed Darrell on April 16, 2010
at 3:21 pm
Hey, Michelle — did the program offer information on which objectives you may want to study more?
By: Ed Darrell on April 17, 2010
at 2:58 am
Mr. Darrell I study the test ?
By: Max Esquivel on April 18, 2010
at 11:45 am
Yes, study the test!
Click on the link at this post, and take the practice test. Record how you scored in each area, so we know what to work on.
By: Ed Darrell on April 18, 2010
at 1:57 pm