Quarterly 2 Jeopardy Review “In Country” and “The World” Cold War in the 60s JFK Civil Rights Personalities LBJ Hodge Podge 100 200 300 400 500

This is the term for those Americans who opposed involvement in Vietnam home

Doves home 3

Term for the United States growing involvement in the Vietnam War, especially under LBJ home

Escalation home 5

This act passed in 1973 reduced the power of the president to wage war that was given in the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution home

War Powers Act home 7

This general in command of U. S This general in command of U.S. forces in Vietnam predicted that the war was nearly over in late 1967 home

General William Westmoreland home 9

Perhaps the most important result of the Vietnam War was the loss of this by the U.S. public home

Trust in the U.S. Government home 11

The idea that if one nation became Communist so would its neighboring countries home

Domino Theory home 13

As a result of the 1969 moon landing the U. S As a result of the 1969 moon landing the U.S. clearly moved ahead of the USSR in this home

Space Race home 15

To end the Cuban Missile Crisis the U.S. agreed to not do this home

Invade Cuba home 17

He was the Soviet leader during the Kennedy years of the Cold War home

Nikita Khrushchev home 19

This was established between Washington and Moscow to prevent high tension situations from getting out of control home

Hot Line home 21

In regard to the space program, JFK promised to do this by the end of the 1960s home

Put a man on the moon home 23

The Warren Commission concluded that this man acted alone in assassinating JFK home

Lee Harvey Oswald home 25

JFK federalized these state troops in Mississippi and Alabama to prevent their being used to enforce segregation home

National Guard home 27

The name given to JFK’s Domestic program agenda and goals home

“New Frontier” home 29

JFK created 2 peaceful programs to help poor nations JFK created 2 peaceful programs to help poor nations. One was the Peace Corps. This was the other one. home

Alliance for Progress home 31

Long-time leader of the U.S. consumer rights movement home

Ralph Nader home 33

This woman helped create the National Organization of Women and also wrote the book The Feminine Mystique about the dissatisfaction of women home

Betty Friedan home 35

This founder of Ms. Magazine was an important figure in the 1960s women’s rights movement home

Gloria Steinem home 37

This woman’s action led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott home

Rosa Parks home 39

This future Supreme Court justice was the lead attorney for the NAACP for many key civil rights court cases home

Thurgood Marshall home 41

LBJ became President in 1963 as a result of this event home

Assassination of JFK home 43

LBJ established this program that provided health care for those in poverty home

Medicaid home 45

One of the complaints against LBJ’s Great Society programs was that it was doing this to the Federal government home

Making it too powerful home 47

LBJ’s immigration reforms ended this system home

Quota System home 49

LBJ established this organization to look into the increase in racial riots in the U.S. home

Kerner Commission home 51

Support of the French in the 1950s led to U. S Support of the French in the 1950s led to U.S. involvement in this Asian nation home

Vietnam home 53

MLK, Jr. was assassinated in 1968 as was this presidential candidate home

RFK (Robert Kennedy) home 55

This organization used volunteers to work in depressed areas teaching new skills home

VISTA home 57

Segregation by law home

De Jure Segregation home 59

Counterculture pop artist famous for his soup can paintings home

Andy Warhol home 61