After the War
Civil Rights
Culture
Wars
Presidents
100
Who were the "Big Three" who signed peace agreements at Yalta? 

Churchill, FDR, and Stalin (U.K., U.S.A, and U.S.S.R.) 

100

Who led the March on Washington? 

Martin Luther King, Jr. 

100

What household invention ended up replacing the radio as a form of entertainment? 

Televisions 
100

What was the first post-WWII conflict that America became involved in? 

The Korean War 

100

Which president initially wanted to take on communism after WWII? 

Harry Truman 

200

In addition to Germany being separated into East and West, which German city was separated into quadrants for rebuilding purposes? 

Berlin, the capital 

200

Who was the first African American Supreme Court Justice? 

Thurgood Marshall

200

What was the Space Race? 

The competition between the U.S. and U.S.S.R. to see who could go farthest in Space Technology

200

What were Cold War conflicts always trying to prevent? 

The spread of communism 

200
Which president was assassinated during a parade in Texas? 

John F. Kennedy 

300

What is the name of the invisible barrier separating communism and capitalism? 

The Iron Curtain 

300

What did Rosa Parks do that sparked boycotts and sit-ins across the country? 

Refused to move when a white bus rider demanded her seat 

300

What type of music was invented in the 1950s that many adults were skeptical of? 

Rock and Roll

300

Which Asian war was extremely unpopular and led to Lyndon B. Johnson's decision not to run for reelection? 

The Vietnam War 

300

What were at least two elements of Johnson's Great Society? 

- Medicare and Medicaid
- Funding for public schools
- Funding for environmental protection
- Department of Housing and Urban Development 

400

Why was NATO established? 

To prevent the Soviets from trying to takeover Europe

400

What were at least two outcomes of the Civil Rights Act of 1964? 

- Discriminatory voting practices were outlawed
- Ending of segregation
- The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission began
- It gave the federal government power to enforce laws related to discrimination 

400

What popular British band led to a craze for American teenagers in the 1960s? 

The Beatles 

400

What is the name of the attempt by the U.S. government to overthrow communist Fidel Castro in Cuba? 

Bay of Pigs Invasion 

400

Why did Nixon resign?

It was discovered that he had been doing illegal things in office, like wiretapping (recording people's conversations) and trying to interfere with the Democratic party's operations 

500

What was the central goal of the Truman Doctrine?

To contain communism by supporting other democratic/capitalist countries around the world 

500

List three groups who benefited from changes made during the Civil Rights Movement. 

- African Americans
- Women
- Hispanic Americans (especially agricultural workers)
- Indigenous Americans
- LGBTQ+ Americans
- Disabled Americans 

500

What are at least three ways the personal computer has impacted the world? 

- Increased productivity
- Faster communication
- Eventual invention of cell phones
- Led to the Information Age
- Increased economic output 

500

Which Cold War armed conflicts did the United States win? 

None. The conflicts almost always ended as stalemates (this included Korea, Vietnam, and Cuba) 

500
What are at least two ways Reagan changed America? 

- He ushered in a new era of Conservatism
- He lowered taxes
- He helped end of the Cold War
- He removed many regulations on businesses 

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