What war had happened that inspired the writing of the Star Spangle Banner?

What is an amendment?

Why did the colonists fight the British in the Revolutionary War?

Which law freed all people from servitude

Which law was created to give all citizens of the United Sates the right to vote.

When segregation is a result of social conditions such as poverty, it is better know as?

Law that removed Poll taxes and Literacy test

Which Law ended segregation in public places

April 1945 to June 1945 just 350 miles away from Japan, this was the bloodiest battle of the pacific. 49,000 allied troops were killed 100,000 Japanese were killed. Kamikaze –suicide bombers were sent in bombed several Allied targets including destroyers off the coast as well as land troops. The Americans ended up taking the tiny Island.

1962 the Soviet Union attempted to put Nuclear Weapons in Communist Latin American Country off the coast of Florida. It was a 13-day stand off between the U.S. and Soviets that almost led us to WWIII.

1950 Northern communist troops crossed the 38^th parallel line invading the republic southern troops until 1953.

Event 1961, U.S. supported exiles of a Latin American country, attempted to overthrow the Communist leader. The mission failed.

What was the goal of the United States after WWII

The idea that in order to get money to begin to circulate the economy the government must help by creating government jobs is known as?

a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.

the process of adapting or adjusting to the culture of a group or nation, or the state of being so adapted?

Women’s right to vote

What event marked the beginning of Americas involvement in Vietnam?

After WWII what was the dividing line that was established between North and South Vietnam

During the Korean War where did MacArthur decide was the best location to attack the advancing North Korean forces that had invaded into the south?

Operation Rolling Thunder was better know as the event when

c. Was the code word that they would call out to let military forces know that US Troops were in imminent danger of losing the battle and to come and bomb the area to get the enemy to retreat.

America’s goal after 1945 when it came to foreign Policy was.

Which Parallel line divides North and South Korea

This was one of two leaders of the Black Panthers?

He was the first African American assigned to the Supreme Court?

He led one of the groups that were responsible for conducting Sit-Ins in protest of segregation in public places?

He was the leader of the Southern Leadership Conference?

Thurgood Marshal Martin Luther King Jr. Stokley Carmicheal James Farmer

What was the economic plan that Ronald Reagan created during his term as President better known as?

What was Reagan’s plan to end communism in the Soviet Union?

Considered to be Carter’s greatest accomplishment of his term her brought Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Menachem Begin of Israel together to end fighting between the two countries.

1972 a burglary of the DNC lead to the investigation and impeachment process of the president.

During the 1970s competition from foreign products, inadequate machinery, and high employment wages caused a number of factories to shut down. What industry was most affected by this?

Physical event that marked the end of the Cold War. No longer was East and West divided?

1969 the United States did something no other country had ever done before?

Jan 31, 1968, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops attack Major US bases and the US embassy. The battle would last until April, but the Communist troops would lose more than 50,000 soldiers. What is the name of this famous battle, considered the turning point of the war?

Who was the Secretary of State that negotiated with the North Vietnamese to end American involvement in Vietnam?

What was the Capital of North Vietnam and the current capital of the country of Vietnam?

Who was the president of the United States that escalated America’s involvement by increasing troop levels to 350,000 soldiers in 1965?

Who was considered the leader of North Vietnam from 1955 till his death in 1969? Though he never had the opportunity to see his country free from the imperial ruler, he asked his citizens to continue to fight and they will win their freedom?

Who was the President of the United States that gave the orders to enter Cambodia to stop the flow of supplies to the Vietcong, though the United States was removing troops from the war by this point?

Who was the president of the United States when Vietnam became one nation in 1975?

Operation Rolling Thunder was better to know as the event when

Who was the leader of South Korea during the Korean War?

He was the U.S. Senator who accused people of being communist during the 1950’s?

He was the Communist leader of Cuba taking power from President Batista in 1959.

He was the Communist leader of China that had created the idea of the Cultural Revolution in efforts to better feed his people.

In 1980 the U.S. and Soviet Union had invested large amounts of funding to research the possible chance of creating a defense system that would intercept nuclear missiles before reaching their targets. The plan was rejected by congress.

He was the Military leader that led American Troops into Northern Korea in 1950, He was eventually removed from his position by President Truman.

Was the President of the United States that led the country into the WWII in 1941?

Known as “ll Duce” was a Fascist leader of Italy. Started a political group called the Black shirts that intimidated voters and people that attempted to run against him.

Was the President of the United States who was responsible for giving permission to drop the atomic bomb?

Japanese that were living in America’s west coast were forced to sell, or shutdown their businesses, and put on reservations known as?

Who was the Nationalist, Catholic, leader, whose family members filled the position of the countries cabinet of South Vietnam?

Japan officially surrendered ending WWII on the Battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay on?

The United States was attacked by the Japanese on?

What year did North Vietnam troops move into South Vietnam and finally conquer all of Vietnam?

What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?

What year did the Stock Market Crash that led to the Great Depression?

What year was the U.S. Constitutional signed?

What year was the Gettysburg address spoken by President Lincoln?

What year did the D- Day invasion occur during WWII?

What year were the atomic bombs dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima?

What year was Martin Luther King Assassinated?

Which of the following were considered the Proggressive President?

Which of the following were president during a war?

Which President was thought to have a Laissez faire attitude when it came to Big Business?

What court case gave states more rights to create black codes and Jim Crow laws?

Which law ended segregation in public facilities?

Which of the following gave women the right to vote?

Which of the following made slavery illegal in this country?

Which of the following changed the voting age from 21 to 18?

Which of the following removed literacy test when registering to vote?

Which of the following made the statement, “to separate leaves a person with a felling of inferiority”?

What type of government would the Soviet Union be considered to have during the World War II?

Which President was president during the Tea Pot Dome Scandal?

Which President was impeached for the Watergate Scandal?

Who was the president who was brought up on charges for the White Water Scandal but was not impeached?

Who wrote the poem at the bottom of the Statue of Liberty?

the process of adapting or adjusting to the culture of a group or nation, or the state of being so adapted?

How do 60% illegal aliens come into our county?

A person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster.

a. Refugee

b. Immigrant

c. Migrant

d. Emmigrant

1919 The Baldwin-Felts detectives were first called into the region to put down the strike. The brother of the leader of the Baldwin detectives was killed during a gunfight. Coal miners continued to build up support in the region and strike. Federal Troops were ordered by President Harding to stop the strike. It was the only time in American history that American citizens were bombed by airplanes by the US Government.

1892 Pennsylvania, Steelworkers called for a strike when Carnegie Steel called to reduce wages. The Company hired 300 Pinkerton Detectives to protect the factory. Many workers and some Pinkertons were killed during the fight. The Pinkertons were aboard a river barge with loaded weapons and fired into the strikers. Strike failed because many workers could not hold out, quit the union and crossed the picket lines to go back to work.

What were the space missions called that took us to the Moon and back called

Mercury Missions NASA Missions Apollo Missions Columbia Missions

What were the space missions that the spaceship orbited the Earth?

At one time was the richest man in America. Founded Standard Oil Company Formed monopoly and controlled, industry, banks and politicians.

was a Scottish-American industrialist who led the enormous expansion of the American steel industry in the late 19th century near Pittsburgh.