Ch. 17 The New Frontier & the Great Society

the way in which states redraw political districts based on changes in population

• reapportionment

• due process

• missile gap

• entitlement

President Kennedy's legislative agenda

• Head Start

• Square Deal

• New Frontier

• New Deal

nominated to become the Chief Justice of the United States in 1953

• Neil Armstrong

• Earl Warren

• Robert Weaver

• Jack Ruby

concern that the United States lagged behind the Soviets in weaponry

• flexible response

• red scare

• due process

• missile gap

ensures that all people are treated the same by the legal system

• Peace Corps

• reapportionment

• entitlement

• due process

In Gideon v Wainwright, the Supreme Court ruled that, regardless of the ability to pay, a defendant in a state court has the right to

• a lawyer

• remain silent

• a speedy trial

• one phone call

built to stop the flood of people pouring out of East Germany into West Berlin

• La Brigada

• Project Head Start

• Berlin Wall

• the Peace Corps

first human being to walk on the moon

• Neil Armstrong

• Earl Warren

• Fidel Castro

• John Glenn

investigated the assassination of President Kennedy

• the Alliance for Progress

• FBI

• CIA

• Warren Commission

Cuban exiles who were secretly trained and armed by the CIA

• Peace Corps

• La Brigada

• Alliance for Progress

• VISTA