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show Provided education and unemployment compensation for the veterans of WWII.  
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show The term used to express the mass number of babies born during the period after WWII by returning veterans and mass elation because of the war ending.  
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show The result of the baby boom and the urge to raise your children away from pollution in a quiet, inviting neighborhood.  
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4. Sunbelt   show
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show The Amendment that set the presidential term limit to two.  
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6. Taft   show
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show The party that ran Henry Wallace for President in 1948, advocating an end to segregation, universal government health insurance, and full black voting rights.  
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8. State Rights Party (Dixiecrats)   show
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show A term used by Truman to signify the importance of universal health care.  
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show The conflict between the USSR and the USA that consisted of no physical conflicts, but threats, blockades, and espionage.  
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show A federation of over 100 countries that oversees international regulations and conflicts.  
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show An internationally supported and maintained bank that provides assistance to developing countries.  
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13. Iron Curtain   show
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14. Winston Churchill   show
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15. George Kennan   show
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show The U.S. Secretary of State that helped outline the United States of America’s foreign policy during the Cold War.  
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17. Containment Policy   show
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18. Truman Doctrine   show
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show A plan defining how the USA would help rebuild Europe. This plan was mostly the work of Kennan and Clayton.  
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show The plan to airlift supplies to the nearly blockaded Berlin.  
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show A pact between many countries in the North Atlantic that declared mutual defense if one of its members was attacked by an external force.  
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show An action that reorganized US troops, the foreign policy, and Intelligence Community.  
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23. The Arms Race   show
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24. Douglas MacArthur   show
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25. Chiang Kai   show
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26. Mao Zedong   show
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27. People’s Republic of China   show
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28. Korean War   show
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show The boundary between warring Northern and Southern Korea.  
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30. Dennis et al. v. United States   show
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31. McCarran Internal Security Act (1950)   show
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32. House Un   show
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show U.S. Official that was accused of being a Soviet Spy in 1948.  
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show A communist, Soviet spy that testified against Alger Hiss.  
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show A couple found guilty of providing Atomic Bomb related documents to the Soviets.  
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show A U.S. Senator and intense anti  
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show The 34th President of the United States and the first Supreme Commander of NATO.  
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show The idea of a government system with a focus on liberty, rule of law, popular sovereignty and the civic virtue practiced by citizens.  
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39. Interstate Highway Act   show
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40. John Foster Dulles   show
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41. Third World   show
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42. Geneva Conference   show
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show The Prime Minister and President of North Vietnam that led them throughout the war against South Vietnam.  
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show An Asian country that was the site of a major conflict between communists and anti  
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45. Domino Theory   show
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46. Eisenhower Doctrine   show
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47. OPEC   show
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48. Open   show
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show The post  
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show The world’s first artificial satellite put into orbit by the Soviet Union.  
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show The United States’ association in charge of space associated projects.  
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52. U   show
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show The rising Cuban dictator that received arms from Russia.  
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show Industrial Complex  
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55. Jackie Robinson   show
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show An organization that fights for civil freedoms for the black population.  
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57. Desegregation   show
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58. Brown v. Topeka Board of Education   show
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60. Civil Rights Acts of 1957 and 1960   show
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61. Civil Rights Commission   show
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62. SCLC   show
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show in Movement  
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show A student organized group that arranged sit  
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show A sociological book from 1950 that encourages how humans socialize with one another with “inner  
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66. John Kenneth Galbraith, The Affluent Society   show
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67. Beatniks   show
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show The USA’s 35th President that worked on overthrowing the Cuban regime until his assassination in 1963.  
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69. New Frontier   show
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70. Peace Corps   show
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show An unsuccessful attempt by the USA to overthrow Cuba’s government.  
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72. Cuban Missile Crisis (1962)   show
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73. Flexible Response   show
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show The group assigned the job of investigating the sudden assassination of President John F. Kennedy.  
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show The President that gained office after the JFK assassination and continued assisting the fight for civil rights for African  
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76. Great Society   show
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show The program during the 1950s to provide federal funds to the poverty  
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78. Michael Harrington, The Other America   show
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show The US health program that provides health insurance to citizens who are 65 and over or meet other special criteria.  
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80. Ralph Nader, Unsafe at Any Speed   show
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show Published in 1962, this book is known for sparking the environmental movement.  
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show The bill that legally ended racial segregation in schools, public places, and the workplace.  
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show The 1964 Amendment that made it illegal to deny voting rights to people that can’t pay the poll tax.  
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84. Voting Rights Act of 1965   show
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show A civil rights movement figure that became the first black student at the University of Mississippi.  
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86. Black Muslims   show
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show A civil rights activist that, unlike MLK Jr., advocated some violence to get the liberties that they deserved.  
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88. CORE   show
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89. Stokely Carmichael   show
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90. Black Panthers   show
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show A serious race riot in LA that killed 34 and injured 1032 people.  
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92. Kerner Commission   show
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93. Gideon v. Wainwright   show
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show The US court case ruling that criminal suspects have a right to an attorney during police interrogations.  
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show One of the most famous Supreme Court cases that involved the ruling that convicted felons must be given their “Miranda Rights” before prosecution.  
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show A Supreme Court ruling that the Judicial Branch may intervene in and decide apportionment cases.  
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show A free speech case defining the difference having a idea to do something and encouraging people to do something.  
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98. Engel v. Vitale   show
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99. New Left   show
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show A youth movement that is the opposite of what is currently mainstream. Some examples are Beatniks, Hippies, and Punks.  
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show A cultural movement that advocated “Free Love” and abortions.  
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102. Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique   show
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103. National Organization for Women   show
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show A war based on political differences between South and North Vietnam. The jungle warfare caused many veterans to relive the conditions unexpectedly.  
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105. Tonkin Gulf Resolution   show
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106. Tet Offensive   show
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show A Hawk is somebody that is pro  
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show The U.S. Senator known chiefly for his advocacy against the Vietnam War. He is also known for running for President five times.  
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109. Robert Kennedy   show
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110. George Wallace   show
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show The Secretary of State from 1973 to 1977 that focused on the US’s foreign policy during the Vietnam War.  
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112. Vietnamization   show
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113. Nixon Doctrine   show
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show An Ohio university where Ohio National Guardsmen firing on rioting students, killing 4 and wounding 9.  
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show The group of 347 South Vietnamese citizens, most women and children, murdered by American forces.  
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116. Pentagon Papers   show
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117. Paris Peace Accords (1973)   show
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show A French term meaning “a relaxing or easing” that was used in politics during the 1970s involving the Vietnam and Cold Wars.  
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show Two rounds of negotiations between the US and the USSR regarding armament control.  
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120. New Federalism   show
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121. Stagflation   show
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show The Supreme Justice that led the courts in United States v. Nixon.  
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123. Watergate   show
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124. United States v. Nixon   show
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show A bill that declared that the President can only send armed forces out with Congress approval.  
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show A conflict between Egypt, Syria, Iraq, and Israel that caused a Nuclear Alert.  
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show A set of agreements from a meeting at Camp David leading to the Israel  
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128. Iran Hostage Crisis   show
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show A term when small cultural groups keep their culture despite a large mainstream influence.  
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show This bill decreed that it was illegal to hire/recruit illegal immigrants.  
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131. César Chávez   show
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132. American Indian Movement   show
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133. Indian Self   show
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show Three Mile Island was the site of a nuclear plant meltdown that, though it killed no one, resulted in significant environmental damage. Chernobyl was the site of a steam explosion that released more fallout than there had been by the bombings of Hiroshima  
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show A US bill that forces the EPA to enforce regulations to protect the public from airborne contaminants.  
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136. Environmental Protection Agency   show
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show A US bill that created goals to eliminates large releases of toxic substances into the water.  
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show A collection of causes that include family values, the right to life, and the right to bear arms. Ronald Reagan is the usual figure for American conservatism.  
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show A term that refers to the total commitment to religious authority.  
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show A political action committee is a private group that tries to help or hurt govt. officials or legislation.  
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show A Christian political organization that advocated Christian  
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show A US Supreme Court case that outlawed laws preventing abortion.  
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143. “Reverse Discrimination”   show
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144. Regents of University of California v. Bakke   show
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145. Supply   show
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146. Reaganomics   show
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147. Sandra Day O’Connor   show
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148. Jesse Jackson; Rainbow Coalition   show
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show A socialist political party that ruled Nicaragua from 1979 to 1990.  
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show contra Affair  
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151. PLO   show
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152. Mikhail Gorbachev   show
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show Programs in the USSR to fight corruption and the abuse of privilege by political classes.  
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154. Tiananmen Square   show
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155. Soviet Union Breakup   show
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show The first president of Russia that served from 1996  
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show The successful 1989 invasion that deposed the Panamanian dictator. Administered by President George H. W. Bush.  
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show The battle between Iraq and the UN, headed by the US and the UK during 1990  
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159. Saddam Hussein   show
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show A new civil rights law that prohibits discrimination based on disability.  
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161. 27th Amendment   show
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show Initiated the trilateral trade bloc between the US, Mexico, and Canada. It is the largest trade bloc in the world.  
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163. “Ethnic Cleansing”   show
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show A term used to describe the international spread of countries with or in the process of obtaining nuclear weapons.  
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