What was the baby boom?

The massive increase in birth rates between 1946 and 1964

Bomb that rapidly releases nuclear energy

What is the Nuremberg Trial?

Prosecuted the Nazi soldiers involved in the Holocaust

Limiting how much of a product a person can buy

What was the Iron Curtain?

The boundary dividing Europe into two seperate areas

Allowed selling/leasing war items to US allies (mainly GB)

Improving of relations between US and USSR

How did women help during WW2?

They manufactured munitions and other vital assets to the war

What was the result of Bakke vs. University of California?

Quotas are illegal but can still use race in decisions

What does nuclear proliferation mean?

The spreading of nuclear weapons and technology

What was the Baby Boom?

during the war, many troops came home and married, resulting in many kids.

What were the Victory Gardens for?

To supply more food for citizens and soldiers

A pretend barrier that separated the Soviet Union from Western Europe.

What did SNCC stand for?

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee

Why was rationing so important during ww2?

To assure adequate supplies for the military

Cash and Carry was a program that meant

countries had to pay cash upfront and transport supplies

The main outcome of Gideon v Wainwright was that

All persons in any criminal case had the right to counsel

Regents of University of California v Bakke

Stated race could be factor in college admission intended achieve balance

What was the result of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial ?

Nazi leaders were held accountable for actions during war

What were the Neutrality Acts?

Laws passed that forbade the US to become involved in WWII

The GI Bill was introduced to ...

aid veterans with college education and home owning

What was the bay of pigs?

1961, an unsuccessful invasion of Cuba by Cuban exiles

Students that protested civil rights

what were the neutrality acts

acts to prevent US joining war and selling weapons

What was the point of the Truman Doctrine?

to contain the spread of communism into other nations.

A guarded wall built across Berlin by East Germany--torn down in 1989.

What was the significance of Miranda v Arizona?

Police must now Miranda warning

Victory Gardens were used by Americans during WWII as a way to

raise more food for home consumption

Student Non-violent coordinating committee

spying or using spies, to obtain political and military info, gaining secret information without the permission of holder

Provided for Veterans financially

President Lyndon B. Johnson was responsible for

signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

What did the Truman Doctrine Do?

Us would pay countries threatened by Communist expansion

What was the Bay of Pigs?

An attempted assault on Cuba to over throw government., A beach that could have been the spearhead of the invasion of Cuba.

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1
What was the baby boom?
Babies appearing out of nowhere
Idk
The massive increase in birth rates between 1946 and 1964
The massive increase in birth rate between 1946-1965
2
what is VE day
victory in japan
victory in ethopia
victory in europe day
victory in estonia day
3
Atomic bomb
Blow up
Pull the pin and throw
Bomb that shoot metal and shrapnel
Bomb that rapidly releases nuclear energy
4
What is the Nuremberg Trial?
They prosecuted the jews
Hitler was sentenced to death
Prosecuted the Nazi soldiers involved in the Holocaust
5
Define rationing
Using navy warships to escort cargo ships
Idea that trade between nations created wealth
Limiting how much of a product a person can buy
Deprived of rights
6
What was the Iron Curtain?
The boundary dividing Europe into two seperate areas
A curtain made for the US out of iron
A wall built in Russia
A shield used by the US in the war
7
The Lend Lease Act
Allowed selling/leasing war items to US allies (mainly GB)
Lending materials with bombs ready to explode to US enemies
8
what is VJ day
victory in jordan day
victory in europe day
victory in jamaica day
victory in japan day
9
What was Detente?
Waiting for the VC to surrender
VC Newspaper
Improving of relations between US and USSR
Time to destroy the enemy
10
What is a Cold War?
People just talked no war
They argued didn't fight
Everyone was dead
Nothing was shot
11
How did women help during WW2?
They liberated Poland
They snapped the Nazis out of existence
they conjured ammunition
They manufactured munitions and other vital assets to the war
12
What was the result of Bakke vs. University of California?
Quotas are illegal but can still use race in decisions
Quotas are illegal but can still not allow white Americans
Quotation marks are illegal and punishable by death
Koalas are illegal but they are still adorable
13
This man was the Soviet Union's Dictator in WW2.
Pope Pius
Joseph Stalin
Elmo
Putin the great
14
What does nuclear proliferation mean?
Making bombs
The spreading of nuclear weapons and technology
Testing nuclear weapons
Deforestation
15
What was the Baby Boom?
An explosion brought about several children
Several children just spontaniously combusted.
during the war, many troops came home and married, resulting in many kids.
16
What were the Victory Gardens for?
To supply more food for citizens and soldiers
To give soldiers something to do
To learn how to plant
To help the struggling farmers.
17
Iron Curtain
A prison that was located in the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
A name for the largest prison in the world.
A pretend barrier that separated the Soviet Union from Western Europe.
A stage curtain that is the color grey.
18
What did SNCC stand for?
Super Not Cookie Crumble
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Company
Student Non-Violent Cast Corporation
19
Why was rationing so important during ww2?
To create more jobs
To help end famine
To assure adequate supplies for the military
To create a new bomb
20
Cash and Carry was a program that meant
countries could buy military supplies with credit cards
countries had to borrow and return military supplies
countries had to pay cash upfront and transport supplies
Dr. Seuss likes to draw small boats
21
The main outcome of Gideon v Wainwright was that
Race can be used as a factor for college admissions
All confessions obtained with Miranda were inadmissable
All persons in any criminal case had the right to counsel
All persons in civil trials had a right to counsel
22
Regents of University of California v Bakke
US government can restrict people’s rights in times of crisis (1944)
Stated race could be factor in college admission intended achieve balance
Reinforced idea of national supremacy/ implied powers (1819)
Separate facilities for people of different races could never be equal
23
What was the result of the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial ?
6 million Jews and 5 million others were killed in Germany
Adolph Hitler was found guilty and executed
Although they were tried, no Nazi was held responsible
Nazi leaders were held accountable for actions during war
24
What were the Neutrality Acts?
Laws that asked soldiers to sign up for military service
Laws that required the US to trade with all nations
Laws passed that forbade the US to become involved in WWII
Laws that required the US to be involved in WWII
25
The GI Bill was introduced to ...
aid veterans with wedding costs
aid veterans with college education and home owning
aid veterans with job opportunities
aid veterans with PTSD
26
What was the bay of pigs?
1961, an unsuccessful invasion of Cuba by Cuban exiles
Bay of Pigs) on the east coast of Cuba.
1961, a successful invasion of Cuba by Cuban exiles,
, an successful invasion of Cuba by Cuban exiles,
27
Kennedy's response to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Invasion of the island
Naval blockade of Cuba
Attempted to overthrow Castro's government
Embargo on Cuba
28
What is the SNCC?
Protesting suffrage
Students that protested civil rights
Adults that protested civil rights
Protesting women’s rights
29
What was the Bay of Pigs?
The failed invasion of Vietnam
A Bunch of Pigs in the Ocean
The assassination of JFK
The failed Invasion of Cuba
30
what were the neutrality acts
acts to prevent the US from aiding other countries
acts to ban the selling of weapons and loans to countries
acts to prevent US joining war and selling weapons
acts to keep the US out of war
31
Why was the atomic bomb dropped?
Asia refused to surrender
Canada refused to surrender
Australia refused to surrender
Japan refused to surrender
32
What was the point of the Truman Doctrine?
to contain the spread of communism into other nations.
to create power groups such as NATO
to stop other countries from entering the US.
33
Berlin Wall
A guarded wall built across Berlin by East Germany--torn down in 1989.
A wall in Argentina.
A wall that was built across the east coast of Washington D.C.
A portion of the Great Wall of China.
34
What was the significance of Miranda v Arizona?
All the police on the case were fired and replaced
The Miranda program was designed for the accused
Police must now Miranda warning
Miranda was paid millions from the police deparment
35
Victory Gardens were used by Americans during WWII as a way to
increase the number of exports
ensure adequate supplies of scarce national resources
raise more food for home consumption
provide markets for American made products
36
The SNCC stands for
Student Non-violent committee coordinator
Student Non-violent coordinating committee
Student News coordinating committee
Students nonviolent counting card
37
Lyndon Johnson expansion & creation of federal gov't programs to address national problems.
The New Deal
The Great Society
The Square Deal
The New Frontier
38
Which U.S port did the Japanese bomb that brought America into WW2?
Puerto Rico Harbor
Pearl City
Guam
Pearl Harbor
39
What happens during the Cuban Missile crisis ?
All of the above
Cuban missiles went off exploring everything
The USSR sent missiles to Cuba
Cuba had more missiles than the United States
40
Who were the key players in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
Cuba, USA, Russia
Russia, Japan, China
Germany, Bermuda Triangle
India, Asia, Canada
41
What is espionage?
spying or using spies, to obtain political and military info
gaining secret information without the permission of holder
using spies to give the government info
Perry the platypus
42
The GI Bill...
Made Communism Illegal
Provided for Veterans financially
Integrated the military racially
Helped convert private businesses to produce commercial goods again
43
Which Native American language was used as a secret code during WW2?
Navajo
Sioux
Iroquois
Cherokee
44
Where was the Atomic bomb tested?
Roswell, New Mexico
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Los Alamos, New Mexico
Gallup, New Mexico
45
President Lyndon B. Johnson was responsible for
the Watergate Scandal.
signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
ending the Great Depression
ending the Vietnam War
46
What country had the most deaths in WW2?
Canada
Manhattan
Russia
Bosnia
47
What did the Truman Doctrine Do?
Weakened The British
Us would pay countries threatened by Communist expansion
Ended The war
Separated Greece and Turkey
48
Was Hitler the only cause of WW2?
False
True
49
What was the Bay of Pigs?
An open field where people celebrated their new government.
A military base that the Cuban people wanted to hold hostage.
An attempted assault on Cuba to over throw government.
A beach that could have been the spearhead of the invasion of Cuba.
50
Who were the men that were on trial at Nuremberg?
Anti Semitic Germans
Men from all Axis powers
Japanese Fighter Pilots
American traitors
51
What was the aftermath of an atomic bomb dropping?
destruction and radiation
Big hole
Nothing
Left radiation
52
In his program of health care, President Lyndon Johnson secured
a restriction on health benefits for welfare recipients
free health care for all Americans
establishment of Medicare for the elderly
a free prescription drug program
53
What were the Neutrality Acts?
Laws to fight against fascism
Laws to increase the federal governement's activities
Laws to increase the governement's role in economy
Laws to limit U.S. involvement in future wars
54
iron curtain
the great wall china
a 28 foot concreate wall
an imaginary barrier seprating the soviet union and its communist staellite
trumps wall
55
The Cuban Missile Crisis was Cuba’s and Russia’s response to?
J.F.K. Election
Bay of cows
Mr. Bailey picking his nose
Bay of pigs
56
What part of the GI bill was about education?
it taught them to do basic math
it gave them a place to sleep at school
it gave soldiers a GED
it paid for soldiers to attend college
57
berlin wall
a guarded wall concreate wall 28 miles long
the great wall of china
the great wall
trumps wall
58
factors contributing to the Baby Boom
advancements in medicine
economic prosperity
reunion/marriage after WWII
Decreasing marriage age
59
What were the targets for the atomic bomb?
YMCA
Gmas crib
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Bdubs
60
how did the roles of women change during WW2
Their roles increased but not by a lot
Their roles stayed the same as they were before the start of the war
they played major roles on the home front and in Uniform
Their roles decreased due to how little people were on the home front
61
WW2 led to which inventions?
radar, radio, airplanes
radar, sonar, code speaking, antibiotics
codes, tanks, machine guns
sonar, airplaines, antibiotics
62
Prior to Pearl Harbor, American and Japanese relations were strained because of:
US refusal to allow Japan to be a part of Lend Lease
Japan’s invasion ofChina and America’s resulting oil embargo
Japan's refusal to sell scrap metal to the US
America's Internment Policy
63
What was the time period of the Cold War
1950-1985
1946-1991
1947-1995
1946-2019
64
What was the espionage act?
A Federal offense to use disloyal or profane language about the U.S.
The Freedom of Speech
An act prohibiting obtaining information as a risk to National Defense.
No involuntary servitude shall exists within the United States.
65
The SNCC had members of all races.
True
False
66
What was Nixon's detente.
To ease tension with China and the Soviet Union.
To give into Soviet demands.
To enforce the Truman Doctrine.
To build up military power to intimidate the enemy.
67
Why were women encouraged to work during WW2?
women were cheaper to hire
Men had left to fight
There were no jobs in the army
to create equal opportunity
68
What can truthfully be said about charges that Japanese Am acted as spies for Japan during WW2?
spying seldom happened
spying was widespread
spying happened on rare occasions
no spying was ever proved
69
What was the result of the Cuban Missile Crisis
There is a hotline connecting the White House to Moscow
The missiles in Cuba were removed
It banned the testing of Nuclear Weapons
It had the U.S missiles in Turkey removed
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The purpose of the Nuremberg Trial was
To decide if Germany should remain a country
To demonstrate British strength
Publicly shame all Nazis
Set international standards for behavior during war time

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