Question

Which sequence of 20th-century Cold War

events is in the correct chronological order?
(1) fall of the Berlin Wall → Cuban missile crisis →
adoption of the Marshall Plan
(2) Cuban missile crisis → fall of the Berlin Wall →
adoption of the Marshall Plan
(3) fall of the Berlin Wall → adoption of the
Marshall Plan → Cuban missile crisis
(4) adoption of the Marshall Plan → Cuban missile
crisis → fall of the Berlin Wall

Answer 1

The proper sequence of 20th-century Cold War events would be "(4) adoption of the Marshall Plan → Cuban missile crisis → fall of the Berlin Wall," since the fall of the Berlin Wall effectively ended the official Cold War.

Answer 2

Answer;
The sequence of 20th Century Cold War events in the correct chronological order is;
Adoption of the Marshall Plan > Cuban Missile crisis > fall of the Berlin Wall.

Step-by-step explanation;
Marshall plan was a programme of economic aid offered by the US to any European country. The plan was rejected outright by Stalin and any Eastern Bloc country considering accepting aid was reprimanded severely. Consequently the aid was given to the western European Countries.
The Cuban Missile crisis; a US spy plane was reported sighting the construction of a soviet nuclear missile base in Cuba. President Kennedy set up a naval blockade and demanded the removal of the missiles. War was averted when the Russians agreed to remove the weapons on 28th October.
The fall of Berlin Wall; in 1961 Berlin wall was built and borders sealed between East and West Germany. In 1989 the wall was torn down.