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Bell West EO #5

Bellevue West American History EO #5

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The importance of Brown v. Board of Education ruling It stated that separae educationa; facilities were unequal
Result of civil rights legislation Thousands of African Americans could vote for the first time.
Why some African Americans rejected nonviolence and called for more radical action The gains in civil right came so slowly.
The goal JFK challenged the nation to achieve by the end of the 1960s To land a man on the moon.
The action that started the Cuban Missle Crisis Soviets placing missles in Cuba
In the 1960s, what inspired women and ethnic minorities? The civil rights movement and other activism.
Targets of 1960s activism Consumer Protection, Environmentalism, and Nuclear Power.
One result of the counterculture of the 1960s Increase in individualism and distrust of authority.
The United States entered the Vietnam War To defeat Communist forces threatening South Vietnam.
The Vietnam War finally ended in 1975 When North Vietnam gained control over all of Vietnam.
The primary focus of the protest movement of the 1960s Was the demand of U.S. withdrawal fron Vietnam
To achieve victory in the struggle for civil rights, who encouraged a policy of nonviolent protest? Martin Luther king, Jr and other members of the SCLC
Resulted in violent clashes during the civil rights movement The Freedom Riders, the integration of "ole Miss", and protest in Birmingham.
People assassinated in the 1960s John F. Kennedy, Malcom X, and Martin Luther King, Jr
What made the Tet Offensive a turning point in the war? It made Americans question the country's involement in Vietnam.
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