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Describe America's "neutral" policy at the begining of WWII.   show
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show The attack on Pearl Harbor.  
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show He used terror and purges.  
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show To cripple the US fleet to continue conquering Asia for raw materials in hope the US would not recover in time.  
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show Took over businesses and combined small family farms into large collectives.  
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show Germany and USSR  
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show Germany and Britain  
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show Britain's Prime Minister  
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The Battle of Britain: What type of battle was it?   show
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The Battle of Britain: What was the outcome?   show
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show Germany  
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Did Japan ally himself with the Axis Powers or the Allies?   show
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show Germany and Italy  
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How did the Axis Powers get its name?   show
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After Hitler had invaded Czechoslovakia and made a pact with Stalin, which country did he invade next?   show
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show Domestic Affairs  
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What was the purpose of Chamberlin's appeasement policy?   show
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Which historical event contributed to the rise of facism in both Italy and Germany, as well as the rise of totalitarianism?   show
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show "living space", Germany's goal with getting more territory.  
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What happened at the city of Dunkirk?   show
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show Extreme form of facism used by Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany.  
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show "lightning war", used by Hitler in Poland.  
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What were the Neutrality Acts?   show
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show This group of isolationists wanted the US to stop sending aid to Britain.  
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show When the Japanese Army decided to take their own action and seize all of Manchuria.  
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show The guns only faced one direction and it only protected one border. German forces were able to get around the line and it became useless.  
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show Passed the Nuremberg Laws.  
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show To kill all the Jews.  
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show Organized the killing of a group of people (to eliminate all of Europe's Jews).  
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show Holocaust  
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What jubs did women hold for the first time during WWII?   show
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How did the US government meet the demand for war materials?   show
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show They faced descrimination in employment, housing, and education.  
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How were Afr/Am soldiers treated during WWII as soldiers in the military?   show
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Who were the "code talkers" and what did they do?   show
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Why did the Americans not spend much of the money they earned in wartime jobs?   show
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show Using nonviolent techniques to end racism  
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What happened to Japanese-Americans during WWII and why?   show
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What was FDR and Churchill's main strategy at the beginning of WWII?   show
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Which battle in Eastern Europe was the turning point for Germany when they suffered defeat?   show
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In what part of the world were the battles of the Coral Sea, Midway, and Guadalcanal?   show
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What happened to Germany at the end of WWII?   show
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show The United Nations  
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What was General MacArthur forced to do when the Japanese advanced against his troops?   show
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What battle ended the Japanese offensive in 1942?   show
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show The landing of Allied forces on the Normandy coast of France  
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Explain the significance of VE Day.   show
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show The secret U.S. project to develop an atomic bomb  
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show President Truman decided to authorize dropping atomic bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima, Japan  
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Explain the significance of the Selective Training Service Act.   show
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show Nazi war criminals were tried in Nuremberg, Germany and this established the concept that individuals are responsible for their own actions in war  
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Explain the significance of the Battle of the Bulge.   show
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show Popular name for women who worked in war production jobs  
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What helped the US emerge from the Great Depression?   show
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show Harry S Truman  
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After the Allies gained control in Africa, what was their next target?   show
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show Truman promised US support of nations who were trying to resist Soviet control. Congress gave $400 million to Turkey and Greece.  
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show House Un-American Activities Committee, a committee that charged Hollywood figures of being sympathetic to Communist ideas and created a blacklist that cost many film jobs in Hollywood and elsewhere.  
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Explain the significance of Julius and Ethal Rosenberg.   show
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show Policy of making the military power of the US so strong that no enemy would dare to attack for fear of retaliation.  
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show The Soviet Union.  
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Where were the Satellite Nations located?   show
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How did the US respond to the Soviet Blockade of West Berlin?   show
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Why did the Soviet Union build the Berlin Wall?   show
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What was the cause of the Berlin Airlift?   show
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What was NATO's principle?   show
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Why did nations join NATO?   show
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How did the Soviets respond to NATO?   show
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show The designated divider between noth and South Korea.  
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What was the result of America's involvment in the Korean War?   show
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Why was MacArthur fired?   show
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What reason did the US become involved in Middle Eastern affairs after WWII?   show
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What did Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin decide at the Yalta conference?   show
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show To expose Communists in US government.  
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For fifty years, what was the characteristic of the Cold War?   show
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How did Truman react to the USSR's development of an atomic bomb?   show
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When did Senator Joseph McCarthy's power fade?   show
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show To restrict the spread of Communism (containment) and to keep the US and its Allies so strong.  
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show the Soviet Union  
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show Americans wanted to build up the military.  
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What happened in the US after the launching of Sputnik?   show
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What was the new role of women in the 1950's?   show
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What was one result of the baby boom?   show
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show It gave teenagers a style that they could call their own.  
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show Dr. Spock thought women should stay home and raise the children while Betty Friedan felt that women should work outside the home.  
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show Through advertisements.  
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Describe the effects of major highway building in the 1950's.   show
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How did Eisenhower, Coolidge, and Hoover feel about big business?   show
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What was the accepted role of women during the 1950's?   show
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show They were diverse trends.  
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What happened when the government lifted price controls after WWII?   show
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Identify and explain the significance of William J. Levitt.   show
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Identify and explain the significance of evangelists.   show
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show Keeping inflation in check.  
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Identify and explain the significance of G.I. Bill of Rights of 1944.   show
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show A movement by artists and writers that was an expression of their non-conformity.  
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show Easy and convenient to use.  
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Identify and explain the significance of computers.   show
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show Extended the New Deal's goals.  
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What policy did King and other members of the SCLC encourage in order to achieve a victory in the struggle for civil rights?   show
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What teaching of Gandhi influenced Dr. King?   show
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show Southern Christian Leadership Conference(SCLC)  
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show It was considered to be the most segregated city in the US?  
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How did many people, even opponents of civil rights movement, feel after watching televison coverage of the happening in Birmingham?   show
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Who wrote he famous "Letter from a Birmingham Jail"?   show
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show To propose a stronger civil rights bill.  
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Why did President Eisenhower call out the Arkansas National Guard in 1957?   show
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Where did the Freedom Riders encounter resistance?   show
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show To test a US Supreme Court decision requiring desegregation of buses.  
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show Because they were violently attacked.  
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What did the black power movement suggest that African Americans do?   show
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show To avoid upsetting Southern Democratic Senators.  
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show To send delegates to the Democratic National Convention.  
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show It became a more militant organization.  
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show Lead their own communities.  
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Which leaders were assassinated in 1968?   show
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show de jure is segregation required by law and de facto is segregation that occurs by habit and tradition .  
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Who was the president that desegregated the military?   show
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What was the goal of the March on Washington in 1963?   show
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What were the highlights of the March on Washington?   show
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show Prohibited discrimination in public accommodations.  
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show He overcame Senate filibusters.  
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Who organized the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)?   show
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show They spent time in jail.  
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show In 1964, civil rights groups targeted Mississippi for a voter registration drive for minorities.  
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show March with a goal of getting votiong rights legislation passed in Alabama.  
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Identify and explain the significance of Voting Rights Act of 1965.   show
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show US Supreme Court decision overturning the "separate-but-equal" doctrine of Plessy v. Ferguson.  
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Identify and explain the significance of James Meredith.   show
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show A member and leader in the Nation of Islam who encouraged African Americans to separate from white society and was later assassinated.  
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show One of the most important symbols of the civil rights movement, Posa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a Montgomery City bus to a white.  
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Identify and explain the significance of Jackie Robinson.   show
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show Eliminated poll taxes.  
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Identify and explain the significance of Thurgood Marshall.   show
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Who established the Peace Corps and why?   show
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Why did the Soviets build the Berlin Wall?   show
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show To eliminate quotas restricting immigration from certain countries.  
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What challenge did John F. Kennedy give to the nation and NASA?   show
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show John F. Kennedy, to discourage the spread of Communism in Latin America.  
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show Cuba- it was the site of an ill-fated, US- backed attempt by anti-Castro forces to land and overthrow the Castro regime.  
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How did the Supreme Court decisions in the 1960s affect apportionment (baker v. Carr)?   show
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show He was afraid that the Soviets would take over Europe.  
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What was a major guiding principle behind the foriegn policies of Kennedy and Johnson?   show
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What was JFK's campaign promises in the 1960 elections?   show
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What did the television debates show in the 1960 elections   show
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What was the outcome of the election of 1960?   show
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show Kennedy's age and religion.  
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show He was able to accomplish his political goals.  
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show To promote healthcare legislation.  
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show Lyndon Johnson won by a landslide because of Goldwater's radical views, Johnson received a strong mandate.  
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What was one criticism of economic programs?   show
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Identify and explain the significance of JFK's lack of support in Congress.   show
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Identify and explain the significance of Warren Court(What was the focus?).   show
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Identify and explain the significance of the Cuban Missle Crisis (What was it and what was the result?).   show
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Identify and explain the significance of Great Society (parts of and criticism of.   show
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Identify and explain the significance of Lee Harvey Oswald.   show
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