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What happened on 1776?
July 4th, Dec. of Independence
WWII begins in Europe
Election Of Barack Obama
Stock Market Crash, start of Great Depression
What happened on 1787?
US Constitution
July 4th, Dec of Independence
Spanish American War, US becomes world power & gains control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and Phillipines
WWI begins in Europe
What happened on 1898?
Spanish American War, US becomes world power & gains control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and Phillipines
Moon Landing
Berlin Wall falls and end of Cold War
US Constitution written
What happened on 1914?
WWI begins in Europe
Stock Market crashes, start of Great Depression
Pearl Harbor
Terrorist attacks on World Trade Center & Pentagon, War on Terror
What happened on 1918?
WWI Armistice, Treaty of Versailles, US does not sign (isolationism)
Russia launches 1st satellite (Sputnik)
US Constitution writen
WWI begins in Europe
What happened on 1929?
Stock Market crashes, start of Great Depression
WWII begins in Europe
Election of Barack Obama
Pearl Harbor
What happened on 1939?
WWI begins in Europe
Spanish American War, US becomes world power & gains control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and Phillipines
WWII ends (Victory in Europe)
Terrorist attacks on World Trade Center & Pentagon, War on Terror
What happened on Dec. 7 of 1941
Pearl Harbor
Russia launches 1st satellite (Sputnik)
US Constitution
July 4th, Dec. of Independence
What happened in May 1945?
WWII ends (Victory in Europe)
US uses nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Victory in Japan)
Pearl Harbor
Election of Barack Obama
What happened on September 1945?
US uses nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Victory in Japan)
WWII ends (Victory in Europe)
Spanish American War, US becomes world power & gains control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and Phillipines
WWI Armistice, Treaty of Versailles, US does not sign (isolationism)
What happened on 1957?
Russia launches 1st satellite (Sputnik), started Space Race/NASA
Stock Market crashes, start of Great Depression
Terrorist attacks on World Trade Center & Pentagon, War on Terror
Berlin Wall falls and end of Cold War
What happened on 1969?
Moon landing
Russia launches 1st satellite (Sputnik), started Space Race/NASA
Stock Market Crash, start of Great Depression
WWI Armistice, Treaty of Versailles, US does not sign (isolationism)
What happens in 1991?
Berlin Wall falls and end of Cold War
Terrorist attacks on World Trade Center & Pentagon, War on Terror
Moon landing
Russia launches 1st satellite (Sputnik), started Space Race/NASA
What happened on 2001?
Terrorist attacks on World Trade Center & Pentagon, War on Terror
Election of Barack Obama
WWII ends (Victory in Europe)
Stock Market crashes, start of Great Depression
What happened on 2008?
Election of Barack Obama
WWI begins in Europe
Spanish American War, US becomes world power & gains control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and Phillipines
US uses nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Victory in Japan)
What amendments are the Individual Rights?
Amendments 1-10
Amendments 13-15
Amendments 16-19
All of them
What amendments are know as the Reconstruction Amendments?
Amendments 1-10
Amendments 13-15
Amendments 16-19
All of them
What amendments are the Progressive Amendments?
Amendments 1-10
Amendments 13-15
Amendments 16-19
All of them
What is the 1st Amendment?
Personal Freedoms of Speech, Press, Religion, Assembly, and Petition
Right to Bear Arms, Gun ownership & regulation of malitia
No Quartering of Troops
Search & Seizure
What is the 2nd Amendment?
Right to Bear Arms, Gun ownership & regulation of malitia
Life, Liberty, & Property
Criminal Trial Rights, such as a trial by a jury of peers
Civil Trial Rights
What is the 3rd amendment?
No Quartering of Troops
Cruel & Unusual Punishment
Other rights for Individuals
Other rights for States
What is the 4th amendment?
Search & Seizure
Civil Trial Rights
Cruel & Unusual Punishment
No Quartering of Troops
What is the 5th amendment?
Life, Liberty, & Property
Criminal Trial Rights, such as a trial by a jury of peers
Search & Seizure
Cruel & Unusual Punishment
What is the 6th Amendment?
Criminal Trial Rights, such as a trial by a jury of peers
Life, Liberty, & Property
Civil Trial Rights
No Quartering of Troops
What is the 7th Amendment?
Civil Trial Rights
Criminal Trial Rights, such as a trial by a jury of peers
Life, Liberty, & Property
Search & Seizure
What is the 8th Amendment?
Cruel & Unusual Punishment
Right to Bear Arms, Gun ownership & regulation of malitia
Personal Freedoms of Speech, Press, Religion, Assembly, and Petition
Other rights for Individuals
What is the 9th Amendment?
Other rights for Individuals
Other rights for States
Life, Liberty, & Property
Civil Trial Rights
What is the 10th Amendment?
Other rights for States
Other rights for Individuals
No Quartering of Troops
Search & Seizure
What is the 13th Amendment?
FREE: Abolish slavery
CITIZENS: Rights of Citizenship & guaranteed the process of law for all citizens
VOTE: African-American Male Suffrage
What is the 14th Amendment?
FREE: Abolish slavery
CITIZENS: Rights of Citizenship & guaranteed the process of law for all citizens
VOTE: African-American Male Suffrage
What is the 15th Amendment?
FREE: Abolish slavery
CITIZENS: Rights of Citizenship & guaranteed the process of law for all citizens
VOTE: African-American Male Suffrage
What was the 16th Amendment?
TAX: Created Federal Income Tax - you can work @ 16 & pay taxes
SENATORS: Direct election of US senators - elected by the people state legislatures
DRINK: Prohobition - no alcohol
WOMEN: Women's suffrage
What was the 17th Amendment?
TAX: Created Federal Income Tax - you can work @ 16 & pay taxes
SENATORS: Direct election of US senators - elected by the people state legislatures
DRINK: Prohobition - no alcohol
WOMEN: Women's suffrage
What was the 18th Amendment?
TAX: Created Federal Income Tax - you can work @ 16 & pay taxes
SENATORS: Direct election of US senators - elected by the people state legislatures
DRINK: Prohobition - no alcohol
WOMEN: Women's suffrage
What was the 19th Amendment?
TAX: Created Federal Income Tax - you can work @ 16 & pay taxes
SENATORS: Direct election of US senators - elected by the people state legislatures
DRINK: Prohobition - no alcohol
WOMEN: Women's suffrage
What is the 21st amendment?
Ends Prohibition and overturns 18th amendment (set legal drinking age to 21)
Outlawed Poll Tax
Set legal voting age to 18 (Vietnam Draft)
What is the 24st amendment?
Ends Prohibition and overturns 18th amendment (set legal drinking age to 21)
Outlawed Poll Tax
Set legal voting age to 18 (Vietnam Draft)
What is the 26st amendment?
Ends Prohibition and overturns 18th amendment (set legal drinking age to 21)
Outlawed Poll Tax
Set legal voting age to 18 (Vietnam Draft)
What is Expansionism?
BULLY: Imperialism (getting more land)
LONER: Isolationism (avoid involvement w/ others)
PATRIOT: extreme pride in one's country
What is Isolationism?
BULLY: getting more land (Imperialism)
LONER: avoid involvement w/ others
PATRIOT: extreme pride in one's country
What is Nationalism?
BULLY: getting more land (Imperialism)
LONER: avoid involvement w/ others
PATRIOT: extreme pride in one's country
What is the Exceutive Branch?
President (supports/vetos laws)
Congress (makes laws)
Courts (decides if laws are constitutional)
What is the Legislative Branch?
President (supports/vetos laws)
Congress (makes laws)
Courts (decides if laws are constitutional)
What is the Judicial Branch?
President (supports/vetos laws)
Congress (makes laws)
Courts (decides if laws are constitutional)
What did Theodore Roosevelt do?
Progressive, Rough Riders during SPAM war, Square Deal, 3rd Party, Conservation Trust Buster
Federal Reserve, WWI Pres, 14 Points
Return to Normalcy, Teapot Dome Scandal
Rugged Individualism, Stock Market Crash Pres, blamed for Great Depression (Hoovervilles)
What did Woodrow Wilson do?
Federal Reserve, WWI Pres, 14 Points
4 term during Great Depression & WWII, New Deal, Court Packing
Pres @ end of WWII, dropped atomic bombs, Truman Doctrine (Contain communism at any cost)
Gen. & Allied Commander during WWII & D-Day, Cold War Pres, Starts Space Race
What did Warren Harding do?
Return to Normalcy, Teapot Dome Scandal
Space Race, Bay of Pigs, & Cuban Missle Crisis (against Cuba & Castro)
Pres. after JFK assasinated, Vietnam escalation, Civil Rights Act 1964, War on Poverty
Vietnamization, "silent majority", detente with China & Soviet Union, Environmental Protection Agency, Watergate
What did Herbet Hoover do?
Rugged Individualism, Stock Market Crash Pres, blamed for Great Depression (Hoovervilles)
Stagflation due to oil crisis, Camp David Accords agreement between Israel & Egypt, Iran Hostage Crisis
Conservation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
Rust Belt to Sun Belt migration, Americans with Disabilities Act, Gulf War, official end of Cold War
What did FDR do?
4 term during Great Depression & WWII, New Deal, Court Packing
1992 election & Perot, NAFTA, Impeachment and scandal
2000 election & Gore, 9/11, War of Terror, Katrina
2008 election, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
What did Harry S. Truman do?
Pres @ end of WWII, dropped atomic bombs, Truman Doctrine (Contain communism at any cost)
Rust Belt to Sun Belt migration, Americans with Disabilities Act, Gulf War, official end of Cold War
Pres. after JFK assasinated, Vietnam escalation, Civil Rights Act 1964, War on Poverty
Rugged Individualism, Stock Market Crash Pres, blamed for Great Depression (Hoovervilles)
What did Dwight D Eisenhower do?
Gen. & Allied Commander during WWII & D-Day, Cold War Pres, Starts Space Race
4 term during Great Depression & WWII, New Deal, Court Packing
2000 election & Gore, 9/11, War of Terror, Katrina
What did JFK do?
Space Race, Bay of Pigs, & Cuban Missile Crisis (against Cuba & Castro)
Rust Belt to Sun Belt migration, Americans with Disabilities Act, Gulf War, official end of Cold War
1992 election & Perot, NAFTA, Impeachment and scandal
Pres @ end of WWII, dropped atomic bombs, Truman Doctrine (Contain communism at any cost)
What did LBJ do?
Pres. after JFK assasinated, Vietnam escalation, Civil Rights Act 1964, War on Poverty
Stagflation due to oil crisis, Camp David Accords agreement between Israel & Egypt, Iran Hostage Crisis
4 term during Great Depression & WWII, New Deal, Court Packing
Gen. & Allied Commander during WWII & D-Day, Cold War Pres, Starts Space Race
What did Nixon do?
Vietnamization, "silent majority", detente with China & Soviet Union, Environmental Protection Agency, Watergate
Return to Normalcy, Teapot Dome Scandal
Rugged Individualism, Stock Market Crash Pres, blamed for Great Depression (Hoovervilles)
Progressive, Rough Riders during SPAM war, Square Deal, 3rd Party, Conservation Trust Buster
What did Carter do?
Stagflation due to oil crisis, Camp David Accords agreement between Israel & Egypt, Iran Hostage Crisis
Conservation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
2008 election, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
4 term during Great Depression & WWII, New Deal, Court Packing
What did Reagan do?
Conservation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
Space Race, Bay of Pigs, & Cuban Missile Crisis (against Cuba & Castro)
Pres @ end of WWII, dropped atomic bombs, Truman Doctrine (Contain communism at any cost)
Return to Normalcy, Teapot Dome Scandal
What did George HW Bush do?
Rust Belt to Sun Belt migration, Americans with Disabilities Act, Gulf War, official end of Cold War
Vietnamization, "silent majority", detente with China & Soviet Union, Environmental Protection Agency, Watergate
Progressive, Rough Riders during SPAM war, Square Deal, 3rd Party, Conservation Trust Buster
Gen. & Allied Commander during WWII & D-Day, Cold War Pres, Starts Space Race
What did Bill Clinton do?
1992 election & Perot, NAFTA, Impeachment and scandal
2000 election & Gore, 9/11, War of Terror, Katrina
2008 election, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Return to Normalcy, Teapot Dome Scandal
What did George W Bush?
2000 election & Gore, 9/11, War of Terror, Katrina
Progressive, Rough Riders during SPAM war, Square Deal, 3rd Party, Conservation Trust Buster
Rust Belt to Sun Belt migration, Americans with Disabilities Act, Gulf War, official end of Cold War
Stagflation due to oil crisis, Camp David Accords agreement between Israel & Egypt, Iran Hostage Crisis
What did Obama do?
2008 election, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Federal Reserve, WWI Pres, 14 Points
Conservation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"
Return to Normalcy, Teapot Dome Scandal
What was D-day
Invasion of Normandy
The Battle of the Bulge
The battle of Stalingrad
The capture of Berlin
What era was Westward Expansion?
1826-1890s: Manifest destiny, California, Alaska, Gold, Indian Ward, transcontinental railroad, Homestead Act, populism
1870s-1910s: Electricity, assembly line, agriculture to factory work, urbanization, child labor, political machine
1880s-1900s: Robber barons vs Captains of Industry, monopolies/trusts& immigration
1890s-1920: Labor unions, muckrakers, social & government reforms, suffrage, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Social Gospel
What era was Industrial?
1870s-1910s: Electricity, assembly line, agriculture to factory work, urbanization, child labor, political machine
1880s-1900s: SPAM, "Remember the Maine" (Puerto Rico, Guam, Phillipines), Panama Canal, Hawaii, Big Stick Diplomacy, Open Door, Yellow journalism
1920s: Harlem Renaissance, 1st Red Scare, Scope's Trial (debate teaching evolution), jazz, Prohibition, buying on credit, flappers, radio creates national culture, Teapot Dome Scandal
1932-1939: FDR takes total control, gov addresses depression, Bank Holiday, Alphabet Soup (PWA, WPA, CCC, AAA) Agencies, Fireside Chats
What era was Gilded Age?
1880s-1900s: Robber barons vs Captains of Industry, monopolies/trusts& immigration
1946-1989: Marshall Plan, Iron Curtain, Containment, 2nd Red Scare, HUAC & McCarthyism, Nuclear Arms Race, Space Race, Korean War, UN, NATO/Warsaw Pact
1950s-1960s: Organized movement of people and ideas for minority civil ideas, civil disobdience, Chicano Mural Movement, Women's Rights (NOW), Native American Rights (AIM), Title IX, Affirmative Action, Civil Rights Act 1964
1964-1975: Military Action, Guerrilla Warfare, Draft, US & South Vietnam against North Viet Cong, Communism & USSR, Counter Culture, Student Movement Protests, VIetnamization, role of media
What era was Progressive?
1890s-1920: Labor unions, muckrakers, social & government reforms, suffrage, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Social Gospel
1969-1990: Detente, Watergate, OPEC, Camp David Accords, Iranian Hostage Crisis, Conservative resurgence, stagflation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair
1990-present: USSR disolves Persian Gulf War, Contract with America NAFTA, Clinton impeachment, Bush v Gore, 9/11, War on Terror, entrpreneurs, globalization
1939-1945: US enters 1941, Executive Order 9066 creates Japanese internment, G.I. Bill provides money to returning soldiers
What era was Imperialism?
1880s-1900s: SPAM, "Remember the Maine" (Puerto Rico, Guam, Phillipines), Panama Canal, Hawaii, Big Stick Diplomacy, Open Door, Yellow journalism
1880s-1900s: Robber barons vs Captains of Industry, monopolies/trusts& immigration
1870s-1910s: Electricity, assembly line, agriculture to factory work, urbanization, child labor, political machine
1890s-1920: Labor unions, muckrakers, social & government reforms, suffrage, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Social Gospel
What era was Jazz Age?
1920s: Harlem Renaissance, 1st Red Scare, Scope's Trial (debate teaching evolution), jazz, Prohibition, buying on credit, flappers, radio creates national culture, Teapot Dome Scandal
1870s-1910s: Electricity, assembly line, agriculture to factory work, urbanization, child labor, political machine
1890s-1920: Labor unions, muckrakers, social & government reforms, suffrage, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Social Gospel
1932-1939: FDR takes total control, gov addresses depression, Bank Holiday, Alphabet Soup (PWA, WPA, CCC, AAA) Agencies, Fireside Chats
What era was New Deal?
1932-1939: FDR takes total control, gov addresses depression, Bank Holiday, Alphabet Soup (PWA, WPA, CCC, AAA) Agencies, Fireside Chats
1939-1945: US enters 1941, Executive Order 9066 creates Japanese internment, G.I. Bill provides money to returning soldiers
1880s-1900s: SPAM, "Remember the Maine" (Puerto Rico, Guam, Phillipines), Panama Canal, Hawaii, Big Stick Diplomacy, Open Door, Yellow journalism
1920s: Harlem Renaissance, 1st Red Scare, Scope's Trial (debate teaching evolution), jazz, Prohibition, buying on credit, flappers, radio creates national culture, Teapot Dome Scandal
What era was WWII?
1939-1945: US enters 1941, Executive Order 9066 creates Japanese internment, G.I. Bill provides money to returning soldiers
1932-1939: FDR takes total control, gov addresses depression, Bank Holiday, Alphabet Soup (PWA, WPA, CCC, AAA) Agencies, Fireside Chats
1946-1989: Marshall Plan, Iron Curtain, Containment, 2nd Red Scare, HUAC & McCarthyism, Nuclear Arms Race, Space Race, Korean War, UN, NATO/Warsaw Pact
1870s-1910s: Electricity, assembly line, agriculture to factory work, urbanization, child labor, political machine
What is the Bessemer Process?
STEEL: process for purifying steel
FLIGHT: 1st man to fly solo across Atlantic Ocean
MEDICAL: created first vaccine for polio
SPACE: exploration, GPS, plastics, Velcro
Who is Charles Lindberg?
STEEL: process for purifying steel
FLIGHT: 1st man to fly solo across Atlantic Ocean
MEDICAL: created first vaccine for polio
SPACE: exploration, GPS, plastics, Velcro
Who is Jonas Salk?
STEEL: process for purifying steel
FLIGHT: 1st man to fly solo across Atlantic Ocean
MEDICAL: created first vaccine for polio
SPACE: exploration, GPS, plastics, Velcro
What was made for space?
STEEL: process for purifying steel
FLIGHT: 1st man to fly solo across Atlantic Ocean
MEDICAL: created first vaccine for polio
TECHNOLOGY: exploration, GPS, plastics, Velcro
What era was Cold War?
1946-1989: Marshall Plan, Iron Curtain, Containment, 2nd Red Scare, HUAC & McCarthyism, Nuclear Arms Race, Space Race, Korean War, UN, NATO/Warsaw Pact
1946-1989: Marshall Plan, Iron Curtain, Containment, 2nd Red Scare, HUAC & McCarthyism, Nuclear Arms Race, Space Race, Korean War, UN, NATO/Warsaw Pact
1939-1945: US enters 1941, Executive Order 9066 creates Japanese internment, G.I. Bill provides money to returning soldiers
1950s-1960s: Organized movement of people and ideas for minority civil ideas, civil disobdience, Chicano Mural Movement, Women's Rights (NOW), Native American Rights (AIM), Title IX, Affirmative Action, Civil Rights Act 1964
What era was Civil Rights Movement?
1950s-1960s: Organized movement of people and ideas for minority civil ideas, civil disobdience, Chicano Mural Movement, Women's Rights (NOW), Native American Rights (AIM), Title IX, Affirmative Action, Civil Rights Act 1964
1880s-1900s: Robber barons vs Captains of Industry, monopolies/trusts& immigration
1964-1975: Military Action, Guerrilla Warfare, Draft, US & South Vietnam against North Viet Cong, Communism & USSR, Counter Culture, Student Movement Protests, VIetnamization, role of media
1946-1989: Marshall Plan, Iron Curtain, Containment, 2nd Red Scare, HUAC & McCarthyism, Nuclear Arms Race, Space Race, Korean War, UN, NATO/Warsaw Pact
What era was Vietnam?
1964-1975: Military Action, Guerrilla Warfare, Draft, US & South Vietnam against North Viet Cong, Communism & USSR, Counter Culture, Student Movement Protests, VIetnamization, role of media
1950s-1960s: Organized movement of people and ideas for minority civil ideas, civil disobdience, Chicano Mural Movement, Women's Rights (NOW), Native American Rights (AIM), Title IX, Affirmative Action, Civil Rights Act 1964
1969-1990: Detente, Watergate, OPEC, Camp David Accords, Iranian Hostage Crisis, Conservative resurgence, stagflation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair
1946-1989: Marshall Plan, Iron Curtain, Containment, 2nd Red Scare, HUAC & McCarthyism, Nuclear Arms Race, Space Race, Korean War, UN, NATO/Warsaw Pact
What era was Nixon to Reagan?
1964-1975: Military Action, Guerrilla Warfare, Draft, US & South Vietnam against North Viet Cong, Communism & USSR, Counter Culture, Student Movement Protests, VIetnamization, role of media
1969-1990: Detente, Watergate, OPEC, Camp David Accords, Iranian Hostage Crisis, Conservative resurgence, stagflation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair
1990-present: USSR disolves Persian Gulf War, Contract with America NAFTA, Clinton impeachment, Bush v Gore, 9/11, War on Terror, entrpreneurs, globalization
1950s-1960s: Organized movement of people and ideas for minority civil ideas, civil disobdience, Chicano Mural Movement, Women's Rights (NOW), Native American Rights (AIM), Title IX, Affirmative Action, Civil Rights Act 1964
What era was Post-Cold War?
1990-present: USSR disolves Persian Gulf War, Contract with America NAFTA, Clinton impeachment, Bush v Gore, 9/11, War on Terror, entrpreneurs, globalization
1969-1990: Detente, Watergate, OPEC, Camp David Accords, Iranian Hostage Crisis, Conservative resurgence, stagflation, Reaganomics, Peace through Strength, Iran-Contra Affair
1890s-1920: Labor unions, muckrakers, social & government reforms, suffrage, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Social Gospel
1939-1945: US enters 1941, Executive Order 9066 creates Japanese internment, G.I. Bill provides money to returning soldiers
What did Monroe Doctrine do?
European countries cannot colonize N & S America
T Roosevelt's threat to use military force in Carribbean
Opened trade access to all nations with China
U.S. investment of money to gain power in Latin America
What was Big Stick Diplomacy?
T Roosevelt's threat to use military force in Carribbean
Prohibited loans or arm sales to aggresive nations (at war)
US could sell or give arms and supplies needing American help to defend itself
US policy to stop the spread of communism
What did Open Door Policy do?
Opened trade access to all nations with China
US has responsibility to help people resist communism
Recovery plan to help rebuild Europe's economy after WWII
Fear that if one country fell to communism, others would follow
What was Dollar DIplomacy?
U.S. investment of money to gain power in Latin America
relaxing of tension b/w democratic & communist governments
agreement to stop making nuclear weapons and limit # in existence
European countries cannot colonize N & S America
What did the Neutrality Acts do?
Prohibited loans or arm sales to aggresive nations (at war)
European countries cannot colonize N & S America
agreement to stop making nuclear weapons and limit # in existence
Fear that if one country fell to communism, others would follow
What did the Lend-Lease Act allow America to do?
US could sell or give arms and supplies needing American help to defend itself
U.S. investment of money to gain power in Latin America
US has responsibility to help people resist communism
relaxing of tension b/w democratic & communist governments
What is Containment?
US policy to stop the spread of communism
US has responsibility to help people resist communism
Fear that if one country fell to communism, others would follow
Opened trade access to all nations with China
What is the Truman Doctrine?
US has responsibility to help people resist communism
relaxing of tension b/w democratic & communist governments
US could sell or give arms and supplies needing American help to defend itself
T Roosevelt's threat to use military force in Carribbean
What is Marshall Plan?
Recovery plan to help rebuild Europe's economy after WWII
US has responsibility to help people resist communism
European countries cannot colonize N & S America
agreement to stop making nuclear weapons and limit # in existence
What is the Domino Theory?
Fear that if one country fell to communism, others would follow
US policy to stop the spread of communism
Opened trade access to all nations with China
relaxing of tension b/w democratic & communist governments
What was Detente?
relaxing of tension b/w democratic & communist governments
Recovery plan to help rebuild Europe's economy after WWII
T Roosevelt's threat to use military force in Carribbean
European countries cannot colonize N & S America
What was SALT?
agreement to stop making nuclear weapons and limit # in existence
Recovery plan to help rebuild Europe's economy after WWII
Prohibited loans or arm sales to aggresive nations (at war)
U.S. investment of money to gain power in Latin America
What did Plessy v Ferguson establish?
1896 - "separate but equal"
1944 - war time internment of Japanese citizens
(overturned 1984)
1948 - Segregation of Latinx in schools is illegal
1954 - Latinx cannot be excluded from juries
What did Korematsu v US establish?
1944 - war time internment of Japanese citizens
(overturned 1984)
1954 - "separate but equal" is illegal, overturned Plessy v Ferguson
1966 - Suspect must be informed of their rights to silence & counsel
1969 - stated students had partial 1st amendment rights in schools
What did Delgado v Bastrop ISD establish?
1948 - Segregation of Latinx in schools is illegal
1972 - Amish parents can keep children out of high school bc of religion
1973 - Right to abortion
1954 - Latinx cannot be excluded from juries
What did Andrew Carnegie do?
monopoly in steel industry & Bessemer Process
Standard Oil, monopoly in the oil industry
Imperialist, favored strong U.S. Navy
Isolationist, opposed League of Nation
What did John D Rockefeller do?
monopoly in steel industry & Bessemer Process
Standard Oil, monopoly in the oil industry
Imperialist, favored strong U.S. Navy
Isolationist, opposed League of Nation
What did Alfred Thayar Mayan do?
monopoly in steel industry & Bessemer Process
Standard Oil, monopoly in the oil industry
Imperialist, favored strong U.S. Navy
Isolationist, opposed League of Nation
What did Henry Cabot Lodge do?
monopoly in steel industry & Bessemer Process
Standard Oil, monopoly in the oil industry
Imperialist, favored strong U.S. Navy
Isolationist, opposed League of Nation
What did Hernandez v Texas establish?
1954 - Latinx cannot be excluded from juries
1972 - Amish parents can keep children out of high school bc of religion
1966 - Suspect must be informed of their rights to silence & counsel
1944 - war time internment of Japanese citizens
(overturned 1984)
What did Jane Addams do?
Social Worker, Settlement houses to assimilate immigrants
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
NAACP founder, immediate equality
Black rights activists
What did Upton Sinclair do?
Muckraker, The Jungle, Meat Inspection Act
led US troops AEF in Europe during WWI
Defense Attorney (pro evolution) Scopes Trial
3rd Party Pres canadidte for Populist/Democratic Party, Prosecuting Attorney for the Scopes Trial
What did Jacob Riis do?
Tenements photographer, How The Other Half Lives
army commander in the Pacific during WWII
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
Southern democratic governors who supported segregation
WHat did Frances Willard do?
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
NAACP lawyer for Brown v BoE, 1st Black Supreme Court Judge
Leaders of the Chicano Movement to correct discrimination of Mexican Americans
1st female Supreme Court Judje
What did WEB DuBois do?
NAACP founder, immediate equality
1st Hispanic Supreme Court Judge
led US troops AEF in Europe during WWI
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
WHat did Booker T Washington do?
Black rights activists
Defense Attorney (pro evolution) Scopes Trial
Southern democratic governors who supported segregation
Leaders of the Chicano Movement to correct discrimination of Mexican Americans
WHat did John J Pershing do?
led US troops AEF in Europe during WWI
NAACP lawyer for Brown v BoE, 1st Black Supreme Court Judge
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
3rd Party Pres canadidte for Populist/Democratic Party, Prosecuting Attorney for the Scopes Trial
Who was Clarence Darrow?
Defense Attorney (pro evolution) Scopes Trial
army commander in the Pacific during WWII
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
Who was William Jennings Bryan?
3rd Party Pres canadidte for Populist/Democratic Party, Prosecuting Attorney for the Scopes Trial
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
Who was Douglas MacArthur?
army commander in the Pacific during WWII
1st female Supreme Court Judge
NAACP founder, immediate equality
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
Chester Nimitz
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
Southern democratic governors who supported segregation
Muckraker, The Jungle, Meat Inspection Act
Orval Faubua/Lester Maddox/George Wallace
Southern democratic governors who supported segregation
3rd Party Pres canadidte for Populist/Democratic Party, Prosecuting Attorney for the Scopes Trial
Social Worker, Settlement houses to assimilate immigrants
Leaders of the Chicano Movement to correct discrimination of Mexican Americans
Thurgood Marshall
NAACP lawyer for Brown v BoE, 1st Black Supreme Court Judge
led US troops AEF in Europe during WWI
Tenements photographer, How The Other Half Lives
Muckraker, The Jungle, Meat Inspection Act
Hector Garcia, Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta
Leaders of the Chicano Movement to correct discrimination of Mexican Americans
Social Worker, Settlement houses to assimilate immigrants
NAACP founder, immediate equality
Tenements photographer, How The Other Half Lives
Sandra Day O Connor
1st female Supreme Court Judge
1st Hispanic Supreme Court Judge
navy commander in the Pacific during WWII
Temperance Movement leader, prohibition
Sonia Sotomayer
1st Hispanic Supreme Court Judge
led US troops AEF in Europe during WWI
NAACP founder, immediate equality
army commander in the Pacific during WWII
Congressional Medal of Honor: Alvin York
WWI
WWII
Vietnam War
Congressional Medal of Honor: Vernon Baker
WWI
WWII
Vietnam War
Congressional Medal of Honor: Roy Benavidez
WWI
WWII
Vietnam War
What did Brown v BoE establish?
1954 - "separate but equal" is illegal, overturned Plessy v Ferguson
1896 - "separate but equal"
1954 - Latinx cannot be excluded from juries
1966 - Suspect must be informed of their rights to silence & counsel
What did Miranda v Arizona establish?
1966 - Suspect must be informed of their rights to silence & counsel
1972 - Amish parents can keep children out of high school bc of religion
1896 - "separate but equal"
1969 - stated students had partial 1st amendment rights in schools
What did Tinker v Des Moines established?
1969 - stated students had partial 1st amendment rights in schools
1948 - Segregation of Latinx in schools is illegal
1944 - war time internment of Japanese citizens
(overturned 1984)
1954 - "separate but equal" is illegal, overturned Plessy v Ferguson
What did Wisconsin v Yoder establish?
1972 - Amish parents can keep children out of high school bc of religion
1973 - Right to abortion
1944 - war time internment of Japanese citizens
(overturned 1984)
1954 - Latinx cannot be excluded from juries
What did Susan B Anthony do?
Progessive Reformer & Women's Suffrage
Social Worker, Settlement houses to assimilate immigrants
Muckraker, The Jungle, Meat Inspection Act
Tenements photographer, How The Other Half Lives
