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OGT Social Studies

OGT's Social Studies

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MARSHALL PLAN money to rebuild Europe after WW2
TRUMAN DOCTRINE US will oppose communism everywhere
BERLIN BLOCKADE airlifting supplies when Soviets blocked city
KOREAN WAR US supported this Asian nation against communists from 1950-53
CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS Soviets put nukes into Cuba
VIETNAM WAR US supported this Asian against communists from 1965-73
MARKET ECONOMY laissez faire economy - totally free
COMMAND ECONOMY all business run by government
MIXED ECONOMY generally free economy but regulated by government
TRADITIONAL ECONOMY farming and trading economy - no money
SLANDER saying things you know are lies isn't a right
LIBEL printing things you know are lies isn't a right
ABSOLUTE MONARCHY king or queen has all the power
CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY king shares power with legislature
PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY legislature has all the power
PRESIDENTIAL DEMOCRACY president shares power with legislature
DICTATORSHIP one person controls the government but it's not a monarch
THEOCRACY religious leaders controls the government
PLESSEY V. FERGUSON "separate but equal" is OK
BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION "separate but equal" isn't equal and isn't OK
REGENTS OF THE UNIV. OF CA. V. BAKKE changes affirmative action from quota based system to race as a factor in the process.
13TH AMENDMENT abolishes slavery
14TH AMENDMENT African-Americans are made citizens
15TH AMENDMENT African-American men get the vote
19TH AMENDMENT Women get the vote
26TH AMENDMENT 18 year old citizens get the vote
NOW National Organization of Women-a group fighting for women's rights
NAACP a group fighting for African-American rights
AIM a group fighting for Native American rights
UFW United Food Workers- a group fighting for rights of Hispanic farm workers
COLD WAR when countries compete without using weapons. ex. USA vs. USSR
ECONOMIC things about business, jobs and money
AMENDMENT additions to the Constitution
GENOCIDE killing lots of people from the same group
POLITICAL ACTION GROUPS groups who join to promote their political ideas
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH it makes the laws
EXECUTIVE BRANCH it enforces the laws
JUDICIAL BRANCH it interprets the laws
PUBLIC SAFETY rights can be limited to protect safety
NATIONAL SECURITY rights can be limited to protect military operations
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY rights can be limited to give minorities a fair chance
CLEAR & PRESENT DANGER rights can be limited to prevent evil from happening
COMPELLING GOVERNMENT INTEREST individual rights can be limited to protect a group
SUPREME COURT highest court in the USA
POLITICAL things about government and voting
SOCIAL things about how ordinary people live every day
CULTURAL things about art, music, books, fashion and hobbies
GEOGRAPHIC things about land and landscape
IMPERIALISM when stronger countries take over weaker countries
ENLIGHTENMENT 1700s - time when logical thought became an important value
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 1800s - when production moved into factories
TREATY OF VERSAILLES this ended World War I and punished Germany
APARTHEID a system of discrimination against blacks in South Africa
MONOPOLY when one company controls an entire industry
MILITARISM a MAIN cause of World War I
NATIONALISM the belief that your country is the best country
JIM CROW LAWS laws that discriminated against blacks
URBAN in the city
RURAL in the countryside
SUFFRAGE the right to vote
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS people who don't go to war because of religious beliefs
FOURTEEN POINTS Wilson's ideas for peace after World War I
McCARTHYISM campaign against communists in the USA in the 1950s
INDIGENOUS the original people who lived in a place
TSAR/CZAR Russian term for king
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization- protection treaty between USA and western Europe after World War II
WARSAW PACT protection treaty between USSR and eastern Europe after World War II
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT total value of goods and services produced in a year
BIRTH RATE number of babies born per 1000 people in a year
DEATH RATE number of deaths per 1000 people in a year
INFANT MORTALITY RATE number of deaths per 1000 babies per year
SUPPORT tell things that agree with a thesis
REFUTE tell things that show a thesis is wrong
IMMIGRATION moving INTO a new country to settle
EMIGRATION moving OUT OF a country to settle in another
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