The Persian Gulf War was the U.S. and coalition forces fighting against _______ after they invaded the neighboring country of ________.

The Persian Gulf War was codenamed Operation __________.

Who was president during the Persian Gulf War?

Who won the presidential election of 1992?

TRUE OR FALSE: President Clinton championed/supported both liberal and conservative causes, attempting to embrace the political "center."

The Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA) of 1993 _____.

On March 3, 1991, a Black man named _________ was beaten by LAPD officers after a high-speed chase during his arrest for drunk driving and it was caught on tape.

When a police officer or officers use more force than is reasonably necessary to arrest a suspect, such as what many people felt happened with Rodney King, that is called _____.

After the Rodney King beating, a 15-year-old girl named Latasha Harlins was shot dead in a convenience store when the clerk accused her of _____.

The acquittal of the police officers in the beating of Rodney King and the tension from the death of Latasha Harlins were two factors that lead to what become known as the ________ of 1992.

The L.A. Riots ended many days later only after ______.

The riots were throughout much of Los Angeles, but which neighborhood faced the most significant damage during the LA Riots?

Where did hip hop originate?

What issues did much of early hip hop music deal with in its lyrics and themes?

Which hip hop artist sang the song "Changes," which covered themes including the war on drugs, police brutality, racism, poverty, and violence in black neighborhoods?

Who were the founders of Apple Computer?

Who were the founders of Microsoft?

Who invented the World Wide Web debuting it in the early-90s?

Who were the founders of Amazon?

Who were the founders of Google?

TRUE OR FALSE: The World Wide Web and the internet are the exact same thing.

In 1992, U.S. Marshals went to apprehend Randy Weaver on his property, leading to a gunfire that killed his son and wife and eventually leading to an 11-day stand-off. This incident is known as _______.

The Branch Davidian religious cult ended up in a 51 day stand-off and siege by the ATF and FBI, before the compound caught fire killing 76 (including 25 children). This is known as _____.

In 1995, the Oklahoma City bombing of a federal building, killing 168 people, was masterminded by ______ who was angered by the events at Ruby Ridge & Waco. He was caught and later executed.

In 1996, the Unabomber, whose real name was _______, was caught. For years, he had mailed or delivered homemade bombs, killing 3 and injuring 23. He was using violence to protest “modern technology and industrialization.”

In 1996, there was a bombing at the Summer Olympics in Atlanta, GA, killing 2 and injuring 200. It took until 2003 before they caught _________, a "serial bomber" and a white supremacist who was associated with extremist Christian Identity Movement.

In the 1990s, a group of white supremacist extremists robbed banks to fund their neo-Nazi organization. They were called the ____.

In 1993, terrorists connected to al-Qaeda exploded truck bomb in the underground parking garage of the ______, killing 6 and injuries over 1,000.

The 1999 murders at _________ High School took the lives of 12 students and a teacher which, at the time, made it the deadliest school shooting in U.S. History.

Under most of the Clinton presidency the economy was ______ and unemployment was _______.

For four years of President Clinton's presidency, the federal government spent LESS than brought in in tax revenue. This is called a budget ____.

What divisive 1994 law, championed by Clinton, made free trade between Canada-US-Mexico?

Bill Clinton was/was not reelected to a second term in 1996.

The term for politicians being reluctant to compromise with political opponents is called _____ politics.

Who was the Speaker of the House in the 1990s who fueled partisan politics (not willing to compromise with the other political party)?

In December 1998, the House of Representatives approved two articles of impeachment against President Clinton: perjury and obstruction of justice. This was over comments he made under oath about _____.

During his impeachment trial, President Clinton was ______.

The leader of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda was named ____.

Osama bin Laden was from the country of ____.

Osama bin Laden left his home country to fight against the Soviet Union who had invaded ______ in 1979.

TRUE/FALSE: The United States supported bin Laden and the fighters in Afghanistan in their war against the Soviet Union.

In the 1990s, al-Qaeda set up training camps in the country of ____.

Osama bin Laden increasingly became angry at the United States following the _________, due to keeping military in his home country, supporting Israel, and a few other issues, eventually leading to his declaration of a "holy war" against the U.S. in 1996.

What computer program massively began the transformation of the music industry beginning in 1999?

The _______ scare was over fears of computer systems malfunctioning at the turn of the century.

According to reports at the time, what percentage of Americans were Y2K "hoarders" or "preppers?"

The 2000 Election was between _____ & _____.

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