1. APUSH
Opening Splash
Jeopardy!
Begin
Credits

2. Domestic
Affairs
Domestic
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Cold
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Cold
War III
Misc
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3. Interstate Highway Act
Domestic Affairs - $100 Eisenhower signed this into law creating our current sytem of interconnected freeways.
C1-$100
Interstate Highway Act

4. Domestic Affairs - $200 This bill was created to compensate veterans of WWII. Money could be used towards buying a house, education and/or starting a business.
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GI Bill of Rights

5. Domestic Affairs - $300 They separated from the Democrats becuase of Truman’s civil rights stand.
Dixiecrats

6. Domestic Affairs - $400 This “commie hunter” rose to fame for going after alleged spy Alger Hiss. He later became Vice President, and eventually Presidnet of the U.S.
C1-$400
Richard Nixon

7. Domestic Affairs - $500 This banned the use of closed shop practices, forced unions to wait 60 days before striking and forbade unions from contributing to political campaigns
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Taft-Hartley Act

8. Domestic Affairs II - $100 He was the junior Senator from Wisconsin who rose to fame as a communist hunter.
C2-$100
Joseph McCarthy

9. Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
Domestic Affairs II - $200 They were convicted of high treason and executed by electrocution for selling atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets
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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

10. Domestic Affairs II - $300 This committee sought out Communists in the government and in Hollywood.
HUAC

11. Domestic Affairs II - $400 This man helped begin the push for civil rights by integrating baseball in 1947.
C2-$400
Jackie Robinson

12. Army-McCarthy Hearings
Domestic Affairs II - $500 These were televised to the American public and exposed Joseph McCarthy to be a fraud.
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Army-McCarthy Hearings

13. Cold War - $100 Churchill labled the nations of Eastern Europe this in a speech given in Fulton, Missouri.
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The Iron Curtain

14. Cold War - $200 He led the revolution that brought communism to Cuba in 1959.
Fidel Castro

15. Cold War - $300 Fear of communist expansion increased when this nation “fell” to communists in 1949.
China

16. Cold War - $400 During Eisenhower’s presidency, the CIA helped ovethrow the government of this middle eastern nation.
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Iran

17. Cold War - $500 Fear of Soviet activities led the government to establish this group of foreign affairs advisers who briefed the President on daily foreign happenings.
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National Security
Council

18. Cold War II - $100 This plan gave approximately $12
Cold War II - $100 This plan gave approximately $12.5 billion in aid to European nations to rebuild their economies.
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Marshall
Plan

19. Cold War II - $200 This was the Soviet coutnerpart to NATO
Warsaw Pact

20. Cold War II - $300 He developed the idea of brinkmanship – the plan of massive retaliation.
John Foster Dulles

21. Cold War II - $400
It formally empowered the President to extend economic and military aid to nations of the Middle East to resist communist agressions.
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Eisenhower Doctrine

22. Cold War II - $500 He was the American general put in charge of U. N
Cold War II - $500 He was the American general put in charge of U.N. forces in Korea.
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Douglas
MacArthur

23. Cold War III- $100 Under this policy the U. S
Cold War III- $100 Under this policy the U.S. pledged support to any nation threatened by communist aggression.
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Truman Doctrine

24. Cold War III - $200 This replaced the failed League of Nations.
United Nations

25. Cold War III - $300 In response to the launch of Sputnik, the U. S
Cold War III - $300 In response to the launch of Sputnik, the U.S. government created this agency.
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NASA

26. Cold War III - $400
These were the two competing spy agencies of the Cold War for the U.S. and U.S.S.R.
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CIA and KGB

27. Cold War III-$500 President Eisenhower proposed this policy to the Soviets under which both sides would have equal access to use spy planes to keep tabs on what the other was doing.
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Open Skies
Policy

28. MISC - $100 He rose up to challange French and capitalist control of Indochina.
Ho Chi Minh

29. MISC - $200 The U.S. was forced to admit it was using airplanes to spy on the Soviet Union following this event.
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U-2 Incident

30. MISC - $300 He was Stalin’s successor who bullied the West with atomic threats.
Nikita Khrushchev

31. MISC - $400 Americans were on the move in post-War America largely to this geographic region.
Sunbelt

32. MISC - $500 Tension between the U. S. and U. S. S. R
MISC - $500 Tension between the U.S. and U.S.S.R. increased as America’s French and British allies took military action to secure this in the Middle East.
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Suez Canal