WWII
Cold War
Cold War 2
Civil Rights
1970s and Beyond
100

The ___ Code Talkers were a regiment of Native Americans whose sent coded messages in their language.

Navajo

100

MAD is an acronym for this.

Mutually Assured Destruction

100

The idea that if one nation became communist, its neighbors would soon follow.

Domino Theory

100

Brown v. Board of Education desegregated these:

Schools

100

This 1970s court case was one of the key victories of the Second Wave Feminist movement.

Roe v. Wade

200

This iconic image made in WWII was a call for women to do this.

Work in factories.

200

The Korean and Vietnam Wars were examples of these kinds of war in the Cold War.

Proxy Wars

200

The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution sparked an increase in participation by the U.S. in this conflict.

Vietnam War

200

Rosa Parks referenced the murder of this Black youth as one of the inspirations for the beginning of the Bus Boycotts

Emmett Till

200

Iran, Iraq, and North Korea were the three countries President Bush highlighted as:

The Axis of Evil

300
There were riots in Los Angeles over these, an icon of Mexican-American culture.

Zoot Suits

300

The informal end of the Cold War came with the fall of this landmark in 1989.

The Berlin Wall

300

Joseph McCarthy and the House Un-American Activities Committee searched for communist infiltrators in America during this event.

The Second Red Scare

300

NAACP, CORE, SNCC, and SCLC are all examples of these.

Civil Rights Organizations
300

This 1994 document highlighted 10 bills Congress would pass if the Republican party gained control of Congress.

Contract with America

400

Executive Order 9066 started this WWII practice that resulted in over 120,000 being imprisoned during the war.

Japanese Internment

400

President Kennedy championed this approach in the Cold War, which called for a range of deterrents to war.

Flexible Response

400
This President increased diplomatic and economic cooperation with China, cooling Cold War tensions.

Nixon

400

Native American protestors occupied this prison in 1969 to highlight broken treaty promises.

Alcatraz

400

This 1973 act of Congress limited presidential power after revelations from the publishing of the Pentagon Papers

War Powers Act

500

MAIN stands for this:

Militarism, Alliances, Ideology, Nationalism

500

The Bay of Pigs invasion was an example of this Cold War Policy

Containment

500
The launch of the Soviet satellite Sputnik sparked this part of the Cold War

The Space Race

500

Medicaid and Food Assistance are two key programs from this Johnson era policy.

The Great Society

500

The Iranian Hostage Crisis and the OPEC Oil Embargo and Fuel Crisis led to the election of this president.

Ronald Reagan

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