Even though this case ruled segregation illegal, it was still occurring during the Kennedy Administration.

The most important issue of President Kennedy’s administration was?

President Kennedy approved an attack on Cuba by CIA-trained ex-Cubans at?

In 1962, U.S. spy planes discovered what appeared to be Soviet missile sites in?

During the civil rights movement, peaceful protests at white-only establishments were called?

Thanks to the Freedom Riders?

Who wrote “Letter from Birmingham City Jail” while incarcerated for participating in a civil rights demonstration?

The black power movement is best associated with?

President Lyndon Johnson declared a war on poverty.

President Lyndon Johnson’s greatest presidential achievement could be the?

This was a training program introduced by President Lyndon Johnson that was aimed at inner-city youths ages sixteen to twenty-one.

The United States involvement in Vietnam grew from an earlier policy of?

In 1968, the Viet Cong attacked American and South Vietnamese targets in their largest, coordinated attack. It is known as?

The defining moment for baby boomers was?

What sparked race riots in more than 100 cities in 1968?

In his Republican nomination speech, Richard Nixon appealed to a group called?

In 1962, Tom Hayden and Al Haber created this, the fi rst campus organization based on the tactics employed during the civil rights.

Which of the following made a man more likely to NOT be drafted to fight in Vietnam?

According to Tom Hayden, during the 1960s, most rebellious young Americans were not political, they were just?

In the 1960s, this group was characterized as being unorganized, and more focused on cultural radicalism rather than political activism.

In the 1960s this group was characterized by long hair, beards on men, no makeup for women, casual sex, and communal living arrangements.

A rebirth of the women’s movement in the 1960s focused on?

This book is credited with launching the women’s movement of the 1960s.

Thanks to this section of the Educational Amendments of 1972, discrimination on the basis of gender was forbidden at institutions that received federal funding.

In 1973 this landmark case was decided by the Supreme Court striking down state laws on abortion.

What helped the sexual revolution grow in the 1960's?

This organization was created to represent Mexican American migrant workers.

This organization was created to assist Native Americans during the 1960s.

What is the government program that provides preferential treatment to minorities and women to atone for past injustices?

President Nixon’s nickname was?

Nixon’s plan for winning the presidency was known as?

Richard Nixon secured what famous country singer to promote his presidential campaign?

Which word best describes President Nixon’s strategy in dealing with the Russians in his second administration?

President Nixon’s plan of removing U.S. troops from Vietnam was called?

What increased the anti-war protests in the fall of 1969?

The anti-war movement gained support after the National Guard massacre at?

The publication of these documents showed the American public that they had never been informed of the full story on the Gulf of Tonkin incident of 1964.

United States involvement in Vietnam came to a conclusion with the?

After the United States’ withdrawal from Vietnam, North Vietnam was able to defeat South Vietnam.

President Nixon’s greatest success came in the field of foreign policy.

The statement that the United States “cannot—and will not—conceive of all the plans, design all the programs, execute all the decisions, and undertake all the defense of the free nations of the world” is known as the?

The first president to travel to Communist China was John F. Kennedy.

The meeting between President Nixon and the Soviet Union resulted in the ___________ treaty.

The Watergate scandal involved a break-in at the?

Nixon abused his presidential powers during the Watergate affair by?

What did President Ford do that started off his presidency on the wrong foot?

In an effort to prevent the United States from being incrementally pulled into another war like Vietnam, Congress passed?

In 1968, students managed to shut down Columbia University.

By the early 1970s, the public mood was shifting toward conservatism.

Which of the following is false regarding the March on Washington?

Most well-known advocate for Latino rights; helped lead a farm workers’ strike and boycott of grapes to improve wages and working conditions for migrant laborers

A series of riots against police after the raided a gay bar in New York; sparked the modern gay rights movement

National Organization of Women became the chief voice of the women’s movement.

What things were true about Counterculture in the late 1960s/early 1970s? (choose all that apply)