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Presidents

Cold War

Civil Rights

Vietnam

After Vietnam

Wars

$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 PresidentsCold War Civil Rights Vietnam After VietnamWars

New Deal

FDR

Cuban Missile Crisis

JFK

Stock Market Crash

Hoover

Détente

Nixon

Bull Moose Party; Progressive president; Meat Inspection Act, etc

Teddy Roosevelt

US policy towards the Soviet Union during the Cold War

Containment

What caused the Korean War?

North Korea invaded South Korea

A pledge that the U.S. would use overwhelming force to settle serious conflicts

Massive retaliation

What was the goal of the Bay of Pigs invasion?

to overthrow Castro’s communist gov’t

How was the Cuban Missile Crisis resolved?

USSR agreed to remove Soviet missiles from Cuba

Civil Rights group headed by MLK Jr.

SCLC

Court case that ended legal separation of races

Brown v. Board of Ed

Laws that kept African Americans segregated after Civil War

Jim Crow Laws

Name that event: CORE/SNCC members refusing to leave segregated lunch counters

Sit-ins

List two facts about the Black Panthers

-Part of the Black Power movement -Were a political party -Offered social services to the people -Fought police brutality

Leader of the Vietminh

Ho Chi Minh

What was Operation Rolling Thunder?

Bombing campaign of Northern Vietnam

Turning point in war; Public opinion no longer supports war

Tet Offensive

What was the Tonkin Gulf Resolution?

Gave the president power to use any necessary forces in Vietnam

Put the following events in order: -War Powers Act -French colony -American combat troops -Tet Offensive

French colony; American combat troops; Tet Offensive; War Powers Act

Nixon was forced to release _____ to Congress during the Watergate scandal

tapes

Nixon’s Cold War policy

Détente

Pardoned Nixon

Gerald Ford

Peace Agreement between Israel and Egypt – negotiated by Jimmy Carter

Camp David Accords

Crisis of Carter’s presidency; Ended as soon as Reagan assumed office

Iranian-Hostage

Justification used by George W. Bush for entering Iraq in 2003

Weapons of Mass Destruction

WWII Generals in Europe and Pacific

Eisenhower and MacArthur

U.S. strategy in the Pacific (WWII)

Island Hopping

Why did U.S. enter WWI?

Unrestricted submarine warfare; Lusitania; Zimmerman note

Reasons for Spanish American War

Cuban independence battle; Yellow journalism; Maine; de Lome letter