Civil Rights Foundations
Civil Rights Movement and Protest
Great Society and the 1960s
Vietnam War
1960s Culture and Protest
100

This amendment abolished slavery in the United States.

13 amendment

100

Her refusal to give up her bus seat sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Rosa Parks

100

President who launched the Great Society programs.

Lyndon B. Johnson

100

This theory argued that if one country fell to communism, others would follow.

Domino Theory

100

This movement rejected traditional values and promoted peace and social freedom.

Counterculture movement

200

This Supreme Court case established "Separate but equal." 

Plessy v. Ferguson

200

This 1963 event helped build national support for civil rights legislation related to equal opportunities in employment.

March on Washington

200

This federal department focused making housing more affordable and developing urban areas. 

Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

200

This resolution gave the president broad power to escalate the Vietnam War.

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

200

This music festival symbolized youth protest and opposition to the Vietnam War.

Woodstock

300

This amendment guaranteed equal protection under the law and became the basis for later civil rights cases.

14th Amendment

300

This form of protest challenged segregation in interstate transportation.

Freedom Rides

300

This 1965 law provided health care for elderly Americans.

Medicare Act of 1965

300

This major 1968 attack weakened public support for the war.

Tet Offensive

300

These documents revealed government deception about the Vietnam War.

Pentagon Papers

400

This Supreme Court case overturned Plessy and ruled segregated schools unconstitutional.

Brown v Board of Education

400

This organization promoted self-defense and community programs, contrasting MLK’s nonviolence.

Black Panther Party


400

This women’s organization fought for gender equality and helped push Title IX.

National Organization for Women (NOW)

400

This term describes the growing distrust Americans felt toward the government during the war.

Credibility Gap

400

This event in 1975 marked the official end of the Vietnam War.

Fall of Saigon

500

This case expanded 14th Amendment protections to Mexican Americans.

Hernandez v. Texas

500

This state governor Orval Faubus refused 9 Black students from entering a school in what state?

Arkansas

500

This amendment lowered the voting age to 18 in response to young Americans being drafted.

26th Amendment

500

This policy reduced U.S. troop involvement by shifting responsibility to South Vietnam.

Vietnamization

500

This law limited the president’s ability to send troops without congressional approval.

War Powers Resolution