What did the Allies decide to do with European governments following World War II?

What did the Allies decide to do with European governments following World War II?

What was the organization tasked with gathering intelligence and information about the enemy during the Cold War for the United States?

What was the organization that was tasked with gathering intelligence and information about the enemy during the Cold War for the Soviet Union?

This is policy in which the US was determined to stop communism by preventing it from spreading?

This is the name for the massive aid program offered by the United States to any country who agreed to use a free market economy (capitalist) and to purchase certain American manufactured goods.

This is the name for the supplying of American, British, and French occupants of Berlin when Stalin closed East Germany off to the West in 1947?

These two countries were the first in European that the United States provided direct aid to in hopes of preventing the spread of communism in 1947?

This is the name for the defensive military alliance among Western democracies formed in 1949?

This is the name of the Eastern bloc defensive military alliance among communist nations founded in 1955?

Which of the conflicts below were all proxy conflicts of the Cold War?

This is the name of the security department that was created to monitor communist activities in the United States.

This U.S. Senator utilized the fear of communism to accuse several members of conspiring against the United States as communist with little or no evidence.

Which U.S. political party generally had a more hardline (anti) approach to communism and anarchism following World War II?

This term was used to describe several famous actors and writers who were blacklisted as a result of their having spoken out against constitutional violations of the Second Red Scare.

This piece of legislation provided returning soldiers with assistance for housing, vocational training, and college following their service in World War II?

Term used to describe the construction of houses outside of dense urban areas?

This is the term coined by President Eisenhower to represent the continued American federal spending on military production and foreign sales of weapons.

Which of the following were not technological innovations of the 1950s that were included in our notes?

Famous TV evangelist the 1950s and 1960s who helped greatly increase church attendance in the United States

The term given to the overall movement against the status quo in the 1960s and 1970s in which most young people rejected and attempted to dismantle the culture and systematic oppression present in the United States?

Generally job not requiring physical labor. Tend to have more education and may have higher salaries

Which of the 3 (three) U.S. Presidents listed below either actively combated segregation or enforced Supreme Court decisions dismantling segregation from our notes?

This Supreme Court decision in 1954 declared the practice of segregation to be unconstitutional?

This United States Supreme Court Chief Justice led many unanimous decisions in favor of civil rights in the 1950s and 1960s.

The ruling in this court case ruled that state bans on interracial marriage were unconstitutional?

Provide three (3) acts passed by Congress in the 1960s designed to eliminate systematic sexism and racism.

This was the name given to the boycott led by Martin Luther King, Jr.in response to the arrest of Rosa Parks?

Martin Luther King, Jr’s, use of non-violent protest was inspired but what other activities how used non-violence to gain independence for his country?

This is the name of the committee which organized students to participate in sit-ins?

This is the movement that emphasized racial pride, economic empowerment, and the creation of political and cultural institutions for Blacks?

This was a militant group formed in Oakland, California in the 1960s, with the goal of defending Blacks from systematic racism?

What feminist wrote the book "The Feminine Mystique"?

Identify the feminist author who wrote "The Second Sex"

Identify the Hispanic American labor and civil rights activist who formed the national Farm Workers Association in 1962.

This was the psychological researcher who wrote extensively on human sexuality, and along with publication such as Play, helped contribute to a shifting American attitude that considered the topic of sex and nudity less taboo.

What two (2) developments influenced greater control over human reproduction and decreased amount of time for house work?

African-American activist who pushed for use of “any means necessary” to achieve racial equality including violence if necessary. Changed his name claiming his name at birth was his slave name.

This was the name of the bipartisan Act that abolished the National Origins Formula from 1924 and greatly expanded US immigration?

Members of the working class who perform mostly manual labor and most often earn an hourly wage.

A nonviolent, public refusal to obey allegedly unjust laws.

A married couple and their unmarried children living together.

Cold War competition between the U.S. and Soviet Union to build up their armed forces and weapons.

Nickname given to the time period between 1946 and 1964 in which the post World War II peace led to conditions that allowed for tremendous birth rates and job opportunities.

Term from the Cold War era that was used to describe an industrialized capitalist democracy (examples include the United States and England)

Term from the Cold War era that was used to describe a communist and state-planned economy. Examples included the Soviet Union and China.

1973 Supreme Court case that legalized abortion on the basis of a woman’s right to privacy.

Term U.S. President Johnson called his version of the Democratic reform program, which included Medicare, civil rights legislation, and federal aid for education.

Policy designed to address past discrimination against women and minority groups through measures to improve their economic and educational opportunities?

This was the product that many Arab nations refused to ship to the United States as a punishment for the United States supporting Israel which lead to a world wide economic crisis.