Conflicts
What is conflict between the two super powers, U.S. and Soviet Union, called?
What is the Cold War?
What country was trying to contain communism?
What is the U.S. ?
Why did the U.S. government begin to actively deal with Civil Rights issue after World War 2?
Because of rise of Communism and as US tried to gain more allies against Communism.
Who made the "I have a Dream" Speech?
Who is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?
This was the first major military conflict between the US and the Communist (proxy war) in Asia
What is the Korean War?
Which event led to the establishment of U.S.S.R.?
What is the Bolshevik (or Communist) revolution?
Who went to jail for refusing to give up her seat on the bus?
When did the Cold War start and end.
What is 1945 (End of World War 2) and 1991 (Dissolution of Soviet Union)
What is it called where U.S. and U.S.S.R. supported other countries by never went into direct conflict against each other?
What is proxy war?
What are laws that prevent African American people from enjoying equal access to public facilities called?
What is segregation?
Second major military conflict in Asia between the US and the Communists?
What is the Vietnam War?
Which area did Soviet Union try to gain influence by helping countries turn to communism?
What is Eastern Europe and Asia?
What may have been the reason why US dropped the 2nd atomic bomb on Nagasaki, even if they were about to win the war?
What is to warn USSR?
When for over 1 year, African American people of Montgomery refused to ride the bus to protest segregatino on public transport.
What was the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
During October 16-28, 1962, a serious crisis that happened where Soviet Union tried to install missiles from less than 100 miles of US soil.
What is the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Policies such as Marshall Plan, the Truman Doctrine, and the fight against communism that tried to stop spread of communism
What is Containment?
What was Brown vs. Board of Education?
Supreme Court case that stopped segregation in schools.