Test Breakdown Friday 5/5
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Test BreakdownFriday 5/5
Friday 5/5
Friday 5/5
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Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin
1820
Court case of 1803
Reducing of Cold War under Nixon
Created the Great Society
Court case that requires police to inform an arrested person of his right to remain to silent
Zimmerman Telegraph
Author of the Liberator
1831 slave rebellion
Attorney General for JFK
This amendment was created in response to FDR
Father of the constitution
Turning point in the revolutionary war
1607
City where bus boycott takes place
Muckracker that exposes meatpacking industry
Compromise that removes soldiers from the South
Cold War Tension with Castro
This causes U.S. to enter space race
Created in response to NATO
Leader of the Soviet Union during the late 1950s
Senator that investigated communism
Convicted of selling atomic secrets to the Soviets
Parallel Line for the Korean War
Fires General MacArthur
Gave the Iron Curtain speech
Wrote How the Other Half Lives
Created the Tuskegee Institute
Author of Common Sense
We must be the great arsenal of democracy
Created by Jane Addams
Samuel Gompers was the leader of this
First attempt by the government to break up trusts
Attorney General that investigates the Red Scare
Area in California where riots took place
Name of the organization started by Betty Friedan
President during the Indian Removal Act
Tries to stop communism in the Middle East
If one country falls to communism, all surrounding countries will fall
1950-1953
President for the Highway Act of 1956
Ends the War of 1812
Speak softly and carry a big stick
1676
Owner of large steel corporation
Tried to assimilate American Natives in 1887
Leader of a political machine
Group of farmers that protest high railroad prices
1941
1857
1848
1865-1877
Controversial idea tried by FDR
A 1911 fire in this company, where over 140 women workers died, led to new laws regulating work hours, working conditions, and fire codes
She authored a book on pesticides
Chief justice that expands rights of accusedAuthors of the Federalists Papers
Immigrants that weren’t given a fair trail in the 1920s
Tariff passed in the U.S. in 1930
3 causes of the Great Depression
This group controlled American propaganda and strengthened popular support for the war
Started the “back to Africa” movement
Famous jazz musicians from the 1920s
Seward’s Folly
1803
Author on Civil Disobedience
1824
Name given to the massive attack by the Viet Cong in 1968
hatred of immigrants
1890
Famous court case that dealt with evolution
Founder of the NAACP
This 1925 case involved a Tennessee law against the teach of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in public schools
This colorful Louisiana Senator started the "share the wealth" movement
This federal agency, established in 1934, regulates the stock market and prevents the abuses practiced during the 1920s that led to the Great Crash in 1929
This Catholic priest made radio broadcasts denouncing the New Deal even though he was an earlier supporter of FDR
The New Deal government agency that paid subsidies to farmers to reduce the acreage of basic crops which would increase prices and, hopefully, increase farm incomes
It was during this period that many New Deal programs were forced through an overwhelmingly Democratically-controlled Congress
This economist was a proponent of deficit spending by the U. S. government in times of acute economic difficulties. His ideas influenced many New Dealers
Attempts to conciliate an aggressor by making concessions to him
These laws were enacted by Congress in the 1930s to prevent the U. S. from becoming involved in the growing conflicts in Europe and Asia
FDR's view of the U. S. role in World War II as a supplier of war materials to countries fighting the Nazis and the Japanese
He was the scientific director of the secret Manhattan Project that created the first atomic bomb
The U. S. military strategy during World War II in the Pacific in order to reach within striking distance of Japan
The U. S. policy, proposed by George Kennan, that attempted to prevent Soviet power and Communism from expanding into non-Communist nations
The State Department official who was convicted of perjury in the celebrated "pumpkin papers" trial during the Second Red Scare
The southern, conservative wing of the Democratic party who were bitterly opposed to Truman's civil rights agenda
He was executed along with his wife for transferring atomic secrets to a Soviet spy
This federal law greatly reduced the power of labor unions, forcing unions to wait 60 days before striking and also forbade them to contribute to political campaigns
The practice of recklessly accusing someone of supporting or belonging to the Communist Party
A special House committee that investigated those whom the committee suspected of being Communists or disloyal Americans
President Truman relieved him of his command because this general failed to implement the President's policies in Korea
The policy of giving U. S. economic aid to the nations of Europe to help them rebuild their war-torn economies
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