The Not-So-Great Depression
World War Dos
Stop the Spread! (Of Communism)
Taking a Stand
Grab Bag
100

This practice allowed investors to buy stocks with borrowed money.


Margin Buying

100

The attack that ended American neutrality in WWII.

Pearl Harbor

100

The American policy of preventing the spread of communism.

Containment

100

Supreme Court case that declared school segregation unconstitutional.

Brown v. Board of Education

100

Women hoped they would be given more rights and access in society with the passing of what 1964 Act.

Civil Rights Act (usually more closely associated with African Americans, but opened the door for more social groups)

200

FDR's collection of programs to combat the Great Depression.

New Deal

200

This agreement forced Germany to accept blame for World War I.

Treaty of Versailles

200

Economic aid to rebuild Europe after WWII. Signed by Pres. Truman

Marshall Plan

200

Arkansas city where Eisenhower sent federal troops to enforce integration.

Little Rock

200

Who was president during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

JFK

300

This New Deal agency put young men to work planting trees and building parks.


CCC

300

Britain and France followed this policy when dealing with Hitler before WWII.

Appeasement

300

Military alliance formed by the United States and Western Europe.


NATO

300

Result of Plessy V. Ferguson

Separate but equal was constitutional

300

Why were many Americans against the war in Vietnam?

Any of the following: Foreign civil war, draft, unclear end goal, stalemate, high loss of life and injury rates, increased media coverage showing what war really looks like

400

This government agency was created to regulate the stock market.

SEC

400

This international organization failed to stop aggression in the 1930s.

League of Nations

400

The belief that one nation falling to communism would cause others to follow.


Domino Theory


400

1964 law that outlawed discrimination in public places.

Civil Rights Act

400

The imaginary line dividing Europe into communist vs. non communist EU.

The Iron Curtain

500

Many historians identify this event in October 1929 as the symbolic start of the Great Depression.


Stock Market Crash

500

The invasion of this country in 1939 officially began World War II.

Poland

500

The 1973 law intended to limit presidential war-making powers after US involvement in Vietnam.

War Powers Resolution

500

1965 law that prohibited literacy tests and protected voting rights.

Voting Rights Act

500

This marks the official end to the Cold War in 1991.

The tearing down of the Berlin Wall