Nixon
The war that ended with the 1973 Paris Peace Accords
Vietnam
Carter's most "downer" speech
Malaise Speech
This event forced VP Johnson into the Presidency
The Kennedy Assassination
This military disaster was an attempt by Pres. Kennedy to remove the Cuban leader in 1961.
The Bay of Pigs invasion
Boycotted the Moscow Olympics and withdrew the SALT II Treaty.
The name of the bugging scandal that drove Pres Nixon from office
Watergate
President Carter was trying to deal with this when he gave his "downer" speech.
Energy Crisis/shortage
The name of the attack by the N. Vietnamese in 1968 that forced out Pres. Johnson
Tet Offensive
The USSR planted had missiles that could hit most of the US in this country.
Cuba
The Court case that ended segregation in public schools
Brown v. Board
The environmental laws signed by Nixon
Clean Air and Water
The leader of Iran after the revolution
Ayatollah Khomeini
The name of President Johnson's domestic anti-poverty policies.
Great Society
These people rode busses during 1961 to force the FBI to ride with them and arrest people trying to stop them.
Freedom Riders
The first LGBTQ+ person to win an elected position in CA.
Harvey Milk
Who wrote Silent Spring
Rachel Carson
Building seized by Iranian students on Nov. 4, 1979
US Embassy in Tehran
The name of the Congressional act that authorized force in Vietnam.
The Tonkin Gulf Resolution
President Kennedy met with this Soviet Leader both in person and over the phone to negotiate various crises.
Khrushchev
The CIA called the people staying with the Canadian Ambassador at his home this.
The "Houseguests"
What war was started in 1973 and drove oil prices wayyy up.
Yom Kippur War
The Camp David Accords were the first peace treaty between these two countries.
Egypt and Israel
This court case has resulted in everyone being read their rights when arrested.
Miranda v. Arizona
President Kennedy's inaugural address made this promise.
To bear any burden, pay any price to ensure freedom around the world.
This person gave the first "pre-emptive pardon" in US history in 1974.
Gerald Ford