War, peace and Nato

20 questions · Intermediate

Based on UHR’s study material about Sweden (Sverige i fokus). The material may contain value judgments and is not necessarily entirely neutral.

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How to answer

Choose the right answer about Sweden's security policy over time.

War, peace and Nato
Question Answer
When did Sweden last fight a war against another state? In the early 1800s
What has Sweden had for an unusually long unbroken time? Peace
Which country did Sweden lose in the war against Russia that ended in 1809? Finland
About how long had Finland been part of Sweden? Almost 700 years
Which country was forced into a union with Sweden after the Napoleonic Wars? Norway
In what year did Norway become an independent state? 1905
How did Norway become independent from Sweden? Peacefully
What has Swedish policy focused on since the early 1800s? Avoiding new wars
What is the conflict between a Western and an Eastern bloc after World War II called? The Cold War
Which country led the Eastern bloc during the Cold War? The Soviet Union
Which country led the Western bloc during the Cold War? The United States
With what weapons did the blocs threaten each other during the Cold War? Nuclear weapons
Which two of Sweden's neighbors joined Nato during the Cold War? Denmark and Norway
What was Sweden's position on Nato during the Cold War? Neutral and outside Nato
In what year did the Soviet Union fall and the Cold War end? 1991
Which event in 2022 increased concern about security in the Nordic region? Russia's attack on Ukraine
Which two countries applied to join Nato at almost the same time after Russia attacked Ukraine? Sweden and Finland
In what year did Sweden become a member of Nato? 2024
What is Nato? A political and military alliance
What does the abbreviation Nato stand for? North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Sources

We checked the answers against these references.

  1. UHR: Sverige i fokus, corrected version 2026-08-10 uhr.se
  2. UHR: Sverige i fokus, p. 40 uhr.se
  3. UHR: Study material about Swedish society uhr.se

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