US History Final Review

Who is the person who went after who he thought to be Communists in the US, without evidence?

The US got involved in Vietnam to stop communism because of our fear of what?

With more money to spend and an increased number of goods, it led people to a life of what?

Which of the following allows the president to provide arms to certain foreign countries?

de facto is to custom, as to de jure is to:

What was not a goal of Kennedy's New Frontier?

The Pentagon Papers revealed that this President misled America.

With this, the US provided aid to Turkey and Greece to prevent them from falling to Communism.

During WWII, women in the WAACs served as what?

What was overturned by the S.C. decision in Brown v. Board of Education?

What was an automatic way that a young man could dodge the draft?

What was the first organized African American Civil Rights movement?

The Beat Movement and Rock n Roll were both examples of what?

How did rationing during WWII lead to postwar consumption?

The Tet Offensive did what for American Public Opinion during Vietnam?

What does V-E Day stand for?

What is an example of de facto segregation?

This is known for investigating the film industry for Communists?

Which of the following is closely associated with submitting to Hitler's demands?

This Doctrine was a warning to the Soviets against military intervention where?

What made segregation illegal in public facilities?

What President asked Congress for the Tonkin Gulf resolution?

What sparked the beginning of WWII and led France and Britain to enter?

The increase in car ownership in the 1950s led to all of the following EXCEPT

What was the main purpose of the War Powers Act?

Kennedy's military strategy of flexible response allowed the US to do what?

What led to the US entry into WWII?

What of the Civil Rights movement has been challenged in recent years?

What believed that white racism was the main cause of urban violence?

What was not a part of the deal to end the Cuban Missile Crisis?

The Civil Rights Act of 1968 banned discrimination when?

The process of removing US troops from Vietnam that would bring "Peace with Honor"

What was the dividing line between North & South Korea before and after the Korean War?

What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 allow federal officials to do?

Strong anti Japanese sentiments led to what?

Where did most people get their news and entertainment in the 1960s?

How did President Roosevelt view WWII?