WWII
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Civil Rights
Economy
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100

What countries made up the Allies?

China, Britain, France, and the Soviet Union

100

Who was Audie Murphy?

The most decorated soldier in the U.S. and actor

100

What are some examples of nonviolent protests?

Sit-ins, boycotts, and freedom rides

100

What were victory gardens?

Community gardens used to reduce food shortages and costs 

100

Who was Olveta Hobby?

A government official and businesswoman 

200

What countries made up the Axis Powers?

Japan, Germany, and Italy

200

Who was Dorris Miller?

African American soldier that received a Navy Cross for shooting down several Japanese planes during the bombing of Pearl Harbor

200

What is the LULAC?

Largest Hispanic civil rights organization 

200

What is the boom and bust cycle?

The switching of periods from economic success to hardships

200

What was the Submerged Lands Act of 1953?

Acts signed by Dwight Eisenhower to return oil rich tidelands to the states?

300

Which side did the U.S. support?

The Allies

300

Who was Lyndon B. Johnson?

President who made the Great Society acts after JFK's assassination

300

What was the Brown vs. Board of Education?

Oliver Brown's fight against segregated public schools

300

What is a feedlot?

Large spaces use to hold cattle as they were fed high fat diets to maximize profit

300

Who was the leader of Germany during WWII?

Adolf Hitler

400

What event caused the U.S. to join the war?

The bombing of Pearl Harbor

400

Who was Franklin Roosevelt?

President who made the New Deal to combat the Great Depression

400

What was the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

The removal of discriminatory literacy tests, signed by Lyndon B. Johnson

400

What was the Head Start act?

Act used to young children challenged with poverty

400

Who was the leader of Italy during WWII?

Benito Mussolini

500

What was the Lend Lease Act?

The U.S. giving the Allies $50.1 billion dollars' worth of food, supplies, and weapons

500

Who was Michael DeBakey?

Known as the father of cardiovascular surgeries and articificial heart development 

500

What was the CORE?

Congress of Racial Equality, advocating for nonviolent protests against segregation

500

What are some examples of acts brought by the Great Society?

Job Corps, Head Start, Food Stamps, Medicare, etc.

500

Who was the leader of Japan during WWII?

Emperor Hirohito

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