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May 2, 2012 Aim: What are some helpful tips so I can successfully study for my test? Do Now: List three similarities and three differences between the Korean War the Vietnam War. Homework: Study for tomorrow’s multiple choice test.

Thursday May 3 – multiple choice test and signed project assignment sheet – You may not select a topic until your sheet is signed. Friday May 4 – Report to the 3 rd Floor computer lab with your assignment sheet Monday May 7 – Essay Friday May 11 – Project due

Define: containment

Prevent the spread of communism

In the Korean War, who invaded first the North or the South?

The North

Who commanded the United Nations forces during the Korean War?

Douglas MacArthur

True or False: A major U.S. goal during the Korean War was to remove the North Koreans from South Korea.

True

Who fired Douglas MacArthur?

President Truman

Why did Truman fire MacArthur?

MacArthur spoke out publicly against Truman. (Truman did not want to attack China.)

Define: domino theory

If one country falls to communism, the neighboring countries will also fall

Explain: Space Race

The Race to have the best space technology and be the first to explore

Sputnik I was launched by which nation

Soviet Union

What document gave President Johnson control over military actions?

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

Who was the leader of Cuba during the 1960s?

Fidel Castro

What happened at the Bay of Pigs invasion?

CIA agents tried to help overthrow the communist government

Explain: Cuban Missile Crisis

Russia placed missiles in Cuba. U.S. used successful blockade against Soviet Union

17 th Parallel

Vietnam

38 th Parallel

Korea

Ho Chi Minh was in charge of what country?

North Vietnam

Why did Khrushchev build the Berlin Wall?

Because the U.S. had not removed troops from West Berlin and would not support East Germany as a country

Explain the impact of TV on the Vietnam War.

Let the people at home see what was going on and led to protests.