Post-War Economic Boom
Civil Rights Organizations
Migration Patterns
21st Century Social/Economic Issues
21st Century
Security Issues
100

This was the generation born right after 1945, when veterans returned home from World War 2

Who are the baby boomers?

100

This organization rejected the strategy of non-violence, favoring armed self-defense to combat police brutality

Who is the Black Panther Party

100

People living in cities following suburbanization generally supported this political party

What is the Democratic Party?

100

This network of computers revolutionized global communication, leading to significant advances in business and culture in the late 20th century

What is the internet?

100

This 2001 terrorist attack led to a major shift in security policy and the invasion of Afghanistan

What is 9/11?

200

This new entertainment technology gained widespread popularity in the 1950s, reshaping American culture

What is the television?

200

This organization was created to direct student and youth activism following the Greensboro lunch counter sit-ins

What is the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)?

200

People living in suburbs following suburbanization generally supported this political party

What is the Republican Party?

200

Roe v Wade determined that this was a constitutional right, until Dobbs v Jackson determined that is was not

What is abortion?

200

This term describes the use of violence in order to intimidate a government or civilian population in pursuit of a political or social agenda

What is terrorism?

300

This development in infrastructure connected American cities, making cars more popular and facilitating economic activity

What are highways?

300

This organization was one of the first major civil rights organizations in the country and provided the lawyers who argued Brown v Board

What is the NAACP?

300

This is the geographic "belt" that people moved to after World War 2

What is the Sun Belt?

300

This trend describes increased international trade, leading to lower prices for consumer goods, but also jobs being sent overseas

What is Globalization?

300
This country was invaded in 2003 because George W Bush (incorrectly) claimed that they were developing weapons of mass destruction

What is Iraq?

400

This law paid for housing and college tuition for veterans of World War 2

What is the G.I. Bill?

400

This organization fought for the rights of Native Americans to improve conditions on reservations, protect land rights and improve opportunities in education and employment

What is the American Indian Movement (AIM)?

400

This is the geographic "belt" that people moved from after World War 2

What is the Rust Belt?

400

This 21st century economic crisis was caused by a bubble in the housing market and resulted in widespread job losses

What is the 2008 Financial Crisis/Great Recession?

400

The Syrian Civil War, which began in 2011, led to the rise of this terrorist group

What is ISIS

500

This was the name of a series of suburban housing developments built after World War II, famous for being the first mass-produced planned neighborhoods

What is Levittown?

500

This organization fought for Latin American rights by organizing a labor union to represent migrant workers and improve the conditions of farmers

What is the United Farm Workers (UFW)?

500

This law ended immigration quotas, resulting in more people moving to the United States from Latin America and Asia

What is the Immigration Act of 1965?

500

This trade agreement eliminated nearly all trade barriers between the United States, and was in place from 1994 to 2020

What is NAFTA?

500

This controversial law empowered the government to engage in surveillance of American citizens

What is the USA PATRIOT Act?

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