The Presidency of Gerald Ford
This agreement, signed by 34 other nations, was the main achievement of the Ford Administration
Helsinki Accords
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke created contreversy around this act of creating equal opportunities for minority groups
Affirmative Action
This event, held in MD, was between the leaders and Egypt and Israel and worked to resolve conflict between the two
Camp David Conference
This presidential candidate, though losing to Gerald Ford in the 1976 primary, pushed for "New Right" conservatism
Ronald Reagan
Extremists in this country held a U.S. Embassy hostage starting in 1979
Iran
Richard Nixon
Native American Activists took over this island in San Fransisco, CA, as a form of protest
Conservatives protested after the proposal of the ceding of this major economic structure to another country
Panama Canal
Supporters of the new conservative sentiment sweeping America during the economic crisis were known as
"Neoconservatives"
The Soviet Union invaded this country in 1979, prompting a response from the United States
Afghanistan
Ford defeated this man to win the Republican primary in the 1976 presidential election
These were ended after the upholding of 1850 agreements in WA that gave half of all salmon yields per year to Native Groups
"Fish Wars"
AP Exam Review: This time in American history, specifically from 1810s-1820s, saw an economic boom with the American System of Production and the Transportation Revolution, though saw issues like the Panic of 1819
Era of Good Feelings (Unit 4)
Conservatives during the economic crisis blamed this as the cause of stagflation
Government regulations
AP Exam Review: This compromise was a landmark case in the rise of Sectionalism where California was admitted as a free state and the territories of New Mexico and Utah were formed with Popular Sovereignty
Compromise of 1850/Great Compromise (Unit 5)
AP Exam Review: This group believed in "Loose Construction" with the Constitution, and also supported a central bank and excise tax.
The Federalists (Unit 3)
This 1974 SCOTUS case led to the rise of "white flight", seeing the migration of white families from urban centers to the suburbs
Milken v. Bradley
This economic phenomenon, where a decrease in supply increases prices, was seen during the economic crisis of the Carter Presidency due to oil shocks
Stagflation
These two conservative think tanks were influential in the wave of new conservatism during Carter's presidency
American Enterprise Institute and Heritage Foundation
Jimmy Carter met with this Soviet Leader to discuss the SALT II Agreement
Leonid Brezhnez
The Helsinki Accords furthered the advancement of this policy of descalation
détente
This SCOTUS ruling declared that Native American tribes had "unique and limited" sovereignty
United States v. Wheeler
Milton Freidman wrote this book, which pushed for free market capitalism
Free to Choose
Carter called for the creation of this group after the USSR invasion of Afghanistan