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This community would include a free and united Germany, with a government based upon free and secret elections. This free community and the full independence of the East European nations could mean the end of the present unnatural division of Europe.  \n–President Dwight D. Eisenhower (Excerpt from the “Chance for Peace” Address of April 16, 1953)  \n1. What did Eisenhower mean by “the free movement of persons, of trade, and of ideas”?    \n_________________________________________________________________________________  \n_________________________________________________________________________________  \n2. What is meant by the phrase “the present unnatural division of Europe”?    \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n_________________________________________________________________________________  \n3. Analyze Eisenhower’s argument for peace in Europe. Do you agree or disagree that “full independence of the East European nations could mean the end of the present unnatural division of Europe”? Explain your answer   \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n_________________________________________________________________________________  \n_________________________________________________________________________________  \n________________________________________________________________________________  \n© Student Handouts, [Inc. www.studenthandouts.com](Inc. www.studenthandouts.com)","cbCaimE4YWKrvw2U","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimE4YWKrvw2U","pdf",33975,"English","# Examining Primary Sources\n## The Cold War: Eisenhower’s “Chance for Peace”\n## Questions\n### Question 1\n### Question 2\n### Question 3","[{\"question\":\"What does Eisenhower mean by “the free movement of persons, of trade, and of ideas” in the excerpt?\",\"answer\":\"The question asks students to interpret how greater freedom of movement, commerce, and intellectual exchange would support unity and peace in Europe.\"},{\"question\":\"How should students explain the phrase “the present unnatural division of Europe”?\",\"answer\":\"Students are prompted to define what Eisenhower is criticizing about Europe’s current split and why it is “unnatural.”\"},{\"question\":\"How can students analyze Eisenhower’s argument for peace in Europe and decide whether to agree?\",\"answer\":\"Students must evaluate Eisenhower’s claim that full independence for East European nations could end the division of Europe, then explain agreement or disagreement with supporting reasoning.\"}]","The Cold War - Eisenhower’s “Chance for Peace” - Exam Questions | PDF",1792383247]