1. Quarterly 2 Jeopardy Review
“In Country” and “The World”
Cold War in the 60s
JFK
Civil Rights Personalities
LBJ
Hodge Podge
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2. This is the term for those Americans who opposed involvement in Vietnam
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3. Doves
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4. Term for the United States growing involvement in the Vietnam War, especially under LBJ
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5. Escalation
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6. This act passed in 1973 reduced the power of the president to wage war that was given in the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
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7. War Powers Act
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8. This general in command of U. S
This general in command of U.S. forces in Vietnam predicted that the war was nearly over in late 1967
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9. General William Westmoreland
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10. Perhaps the most important result of the Vietnam War was the loss of this by the U.S. public
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11. Trust in the U.S. Government
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12. The idea that if one nation became Communist so would its neighboring countries
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13. Domino Theory
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14. As a result of the 1969 moon landing the U. S
As a result of the 1969 moon landing the U.S. clearly moved ahead of the USSR in this
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15. Space Race
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16. To end the Cuban Missile Crisis the U.S. agreed to not do this
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17. Invade Cuba
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18. He was the Soviet leader during the Kennedy years of the Cold War
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19. Nikita Khrushchev
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20. This was established between Washington and Moscow to prevent high tension situations from getting out of control
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21. Hot Line
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22. In regard to the space program, JFK promised to do this by the end of the 1960s
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23. Put a man on the moon
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24. The Warren Commission concluded that this man acted alone in assassinating JFK
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25. Lee Harvey Oswald
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26. JFK federalized these state troops in Mississippi and Alabama to prevent their being used to enforce segregation
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27. National Guard
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28. The name given to JFK’s Domestic program agenda and goals
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29. “New Frontier”
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30. JFK created 2 peaceful programs to help poor nations
JFK created 2 peaceful programs to help poor nations. One was the Peace Corps. This was the other one.
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31. Alliance for Progress
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32. Long-time leader of the U.S. consumer rights movement
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33. Ralph Nader
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34. This woman helped create the National Organization of Women and also wrote the book The Feminine Mystique about the dissatisfaction of women
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35. Betty Friedan
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36. This founder of Ms. Magazine was an important figure in the 1960s women’s rights movement
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37. Gloria Steinem
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38. This woman’s action led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott
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39. Rosa Parks
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40. This future Supreme Court justice was the lead attorney for the NAACP for many key civil rights court cases
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41. Thurgood Marshall
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42. LBJ became President in 1963 as a result of this event
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43. Assassination of JFK
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44. LBJ established this program that provided health care for those in poverty
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45. Medicaid
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46. One of the complaints against LBJ’s Great Society programs was that it was doing this to the Federal government
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47. Making it too powerful
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48. LBJ’s immigration reforms ended this system
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49. Quota System
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50. LBJ established this organization to look into the increase in racial riots in the U.S.
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51. Kerner Commission
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52. Support of the French in the 1950s led to U. S
Support of the French in the 1950s led to U.S. involvement in this Asian nation
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53. Vietnam
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54. MLK, Jr. was assassinated in 1968 as was this presidential candidate
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55. RFK
(Robert Kennedy)
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56. This organization used volunteers to work in depressed areas teaching new skills
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57. VISTA
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58. Segregation by law
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59. De Jure Segregation
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60. Counterculture pop artist famous for his soup can paintings
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61. Andy Warhol
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