Vietnam Era
Civil Rights Era
COLD WAR
CONSERVATIVE SURGE
TERRORISM & CHANGING SOCIETY
100

North Vietnam Invaded this country 

South Vietnam 

100

African Americans refused to ride city buses.

Montgomery Bus Boycott

100

A system where the government controls businesses and property.

Communism

100

Reaganomics founder 

Ronald Reagan

100

The use of violence to create fear and achieve political goals.

Terrorism 

200

A government process of mandatory enlistment in a country's armed forces

A draft 

200
2 Civil Rights leader one believed in Non violence and the other self Defense 

MLK and Malcom X 

200

The belief that if one country became communist, nearby countries would become communist too.

Domino Theory

200

Someone who generally favors limited government and traditional values.

CONSERVATIVE

200

Terrorists hijacked airplanes and attacked:

World Trade Center

9/11

300

Citizens organizing to oppose government policies 

 Protest Movement 

300

Nine African American students integrated a previously all-white school.

Little Rock Nine

300

A 1962 confrontation when the Soviet Union placed nuclear missiles in Cuba.

Cuban Missile Crisis

300

Ronald Reagan's Beliefs

lower taxes

smaller government

strong military

300

First "Modern" Smartphone presented in 2007  

iPhone 

400

Many Americans protested the Vietnam War

Anti War Movement 

400

Ended legal segregation in public places.

Civil Rights Act 

400

The Soviet Union broke apart into independent countries.

Collapse of the Soviet Union

400

George Bush handle this natural disaster very poorly in New Orleans  

Hurricane Katrina

400

The largest source of immigration in the 2000s

Latinos 

500

Fall of Saigon

 North Vietnam captured South Vietnam.

500

Birth Place of the Civil Rights Movement 

Greensboro, North Carolina 

Little Rock, Arkansas 

Montgomery, Alabama 

Topeka, Kansas

500

 East and West Berlin were reunited.

Fall of the Berlin Wall

500

Free-market philosophy that advocates for minimal to no government intervention in business and economic affairs

Laissez-faire 

500

The leader of Al Qaeda 

Osama Bin Laden