ssush16c How did Henry Ford’s assembly line impact American society in the early 1900s?

allowed for mass production, lowering car prices and increasing ownership.

sssush1b How did mercantilism influence British control over transatlantic (Triangular) trade

All colonial goods to be transported on British ships.

ssush5b Shays' Rebellion exposed Articles' weakness—federal gov't couldn't stop revolt.

Federal gov't failed to raise a militia against rebellion

ssush10d What was unusual about the 1876 presidential election results?

Tilden won popular vote but lost electoral college

ssush6e What was the primary purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

To prevent European interference in the Americas

ssush11b How did immigration patterns change in the United States after the Civil War

New immigrants from eastern and practiced Judaism or Catholicism

ssush11a What was one significant impact of railroad expansion in the United States after the Civil War

It supported the growth of industries like steel and oil

ssush16a Which of the following was a significant result of the Red Scare in the United States

The government eliminated all immigration quotas to encourage diversity

ssush14c Why did the Senate reject Wilson's Fourteen Points and the League of Nations?

They believed it would force the U.S. into future foreign wars.

Which action is considered President Kennedy's mostimpactful achievement?

Navigating the Cuban Missile Crisis

ssush17c What were two major social consequences of the Great Depression in the 1930s?

Widespread unemployment (25%) and growth of Hoovervilles

ssush2a Which of the following is an example of European cultural diversity

Europe has over 200 regional and minority languages.

ssush4a What is one key idea expressed in the Declaration of Independence?

Power comes from the people, who can overthrow oppression.

ssush13d During the Progressive Era, why did many workers, including women and children, have to work long hours?

Most workers' wages were very low.

ssush9c What was Abraham Lincoln's key action during the Civil War?

Issued the Emancipation Proclamation

ssush11d How did late 1800s "new immigrants" differ from earlier arrivals?

Primarily from Southern/Eastern Europe (Jewish/Catholic)

ssush13c Which of the following was a result of the Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court decision?

Racial segregation became legal under the "separate but equal" doctrine.

ssush5e What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

To protect individual and state rights

ssush4b What role did Benjamin Franklin and John Adams play in the American Revolution?

Led the Continental Army to victory at Yorktown

ssush23a What was the symbolic event marking the end of Soviet control in Eastern Europe?

The fall of the Berlin Wall (1989)

ssush1cWhy did the New England Colonies have conflicts with American Indians?

English settlers took Native lands, causing conflicts over ownership.

ssush1 What was the main goal of mercantilism?

To increase a nation’s wealth through exports and colonies

ssush21a What was the outcome of U.S. involvement in Cuba during the Cold War, including the Bay of Pigs invasion?

Castro with the Soviets as the Bay of Pigs failed from lack of support

ssush3c What was the main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense?

Compromise with Britain was impossible; war was inevitable

ssush7a What was the central idea of Jacksonian Democracy?

Ordinary white men should have greater political power

ssush21c How did television impact the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debates and the Civil Rights Movement?

it boosted Kennedy's win broadcasted civil rights violence to change

ssush16e How did radio and movies transform American culture in the 1920s?

They helped create a unified national culture for the first time

ssush17bWhat was one major consequence of the Dust Bowl in the United States during the 1930

It displaced thousands of families, pushing them to migrate to California

ssush8c What was the main reason for the Mexican-American War

U.S. annexation of Texas and desire for Mexican territories

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ssush16c How did Henry Ford’s assembly line impact American society in the early 1900s?
It promoted using public transport over cars.
it slowed down production but improved car quality.
It made cars a luxury item only the wealthy could afford.
allowed for mass production, lowering car prices and increasing ownership.
2
sssush1b How did mercantilism influence British control over transatlantic (Triangular) trade
Colonial merchants could trade directly with Europe without restrictions.
Britain allowed free trade between the colonies and other European nations.
All colonial goods to be transported on British ships.
Only African goods were taxed when entering the colonies.
3
ssush5b Shays' Rebellion exposed Articles' weakness—federal gov't couldn't stop revolt.
The federal government ability to quickly fix the crisis by taxation power
The establishment of a strong national army to quell the rebellion
Federal gov't failed to raise a militia against rebellion
The rebellion’s success in overthrowing the Massachusetts government
4
ssush10d What was unusual about the 1876 presidential election results?
Hayes won both popular and electoral votes
The Supreme Court chose the winner
A third-party candidate split the vote
Tilden won popular vote but lost electoral college
5
ssush6e What was the primary purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?
To prevent European interference in the Americas
To form a military alliance with Britain
To promote trade with Asian nations
To establish U.S. colonies in Europe
6
ssush11b How did immigration patterns change in the United States after the Civil War
New immigrants were predominantly Protestant and spoke English upon arrival
Early immigrants mostly belonged to Jewish or Catholic religious groups
Early immigrants from eastern and southern Europe spoke fluent English
New immigrants from eastern and practiced Judaism or Catholicism
7
ssush19d Identify Which WWII initiative boosted women’s workforce participation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Rosie the Riveter Campaign
GI Bill
Social Security Act
8
ssush11a What was one significant impact of railroad expansion in the United States after the Civil War
It supported the growth of industries like steel and oil
It caused the decline of industries like steel and oil due to increased
It led to inefficient transportation of goods across the United States
It discouraged the creation of a national market by isolating regions
9
ssush16a Which of the following was a significant result of the Red Scare in the United States
Immigration quotas rose with Nativism to preserve culture.
Nativism decreased as Americans embraced cultural change
The Ku Klux Klan declined due to increased tolerance
The government eliminated all immigration quotas to encourage diversity
10
ssush12b The Homestead Act of 1862 boosted Western population growth by granting land to farming settlers
False
True
11
ssush 2b true or false The Middle Passage was the slave trade route from Africa to the Americas.
False
True
12
ssush14c Why did the Senate reject Wilson's Fourteen Points and the League of Nations?
The League of Nations was already failing in Europe.
They believed it would force the U.S. into future foreign wars.
They wanted to strengthen military alliances with Germany.
Wilson’s plan did not include any economic policies.
13
Which action is considered President Kennedy's mostimpactful achievement?
Navigating the Cuban Missile Crisis
Establishing the Peace Corps
Advancing civil rights legislation
Sending astronauts to the Moon
14
ssush21d JFK assassination proved government stability while SNCC and farmworkers used both peaceful and violent tactics
True
False
15
ssush17c What were two major social consequences of the Great Depression in the 1930s?
Higher wages for workers and surplus of consumer goods
Widespread unemployment (25%) and growth of Hoovervilles
Expansion of factories and increased industrial production
Increased international trade and rising stock prices
16
ssush19e True or False: FDR expanded executive power through the New Deal.
False
True
17
ssush2a Which of the following is an example of European cultural diversity
All European countries follow the same religious practices
European cultural diversity is limited to art and music only
Traditional cuisine is identical throughout Europe
Europe has over 200 regional and minority languages.
18
emphasizes identifying environmental hazards (like pollution) and their effects on human health
True
False
19
ssush4a What is one key idea expressed in the Declaration of Independence?
That the colonies would remain loyal to the British Crown in exchange
That independence would only be pursued after approval from the British
Power comes from the people, who can overthrow oppression.
That all trade with foreign nations would be permanently prohibited
20
ssush13d During the Progressive Era, why did many workers, including women and children, have to work long hours?
The government mandated 12-hour workdays.
Factories required highly skilled laborers.
Workers preferred overtime for extra pay.
Most workers' wages were very low.
21
The High Standard .22 pistol was only used for civilian target shooting, never by military or intelligence agencies
False
True
22
ssush18 True or False:D-Day began the Allied liberation of Nazi-occupied Europe
True
False
23
ssush15d Why didn't the U.S. join the League of Nations despite its creation in the Treaty of Versailles?
True
False
24
ssush10c Which amendment guaranteed voting rights to African American men
16th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
13th Amendment
25
ssush6b What event during John Adams's presidency strained U.S.-France relations and led to Navy expansion?
The Louisiana Purchase
The Treaty of Ghent
The XYZ Affair
The War of 1812
26
ssush9c What was Abraham Lincoln's key action during the Civil War?
Negotiated the Missouri Compromise
Commanded Union troops at Gettysburg
Led the March to the Sea
Issued the Emancipation Proclamation
27
ssush11d How did late 1800s "new immigrants" differ from earlier arrivals?
Primarily from Southern/Eastern Europe (Jewish/Catholic)
Mostly spoke fluent English
Were all skilled factory workers
Came from Africa instead of Europe
28
ssush18 True or False The Second New Deal was FDR's 1934 program to fight the Great Depression.
True
False
29
ssush15b True or False: Eugene Debs was jailed for opposing WWI and free speech limits under the Espionage Act.
True
False
30
ssush14b True or False: The U.S. rationed food and supplies during WWI to aid the war effort
False
True
31
ssush4d Which battle is considered the turning point of the American Revolution?
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Yorktown
32
ssush13c Which of the following was a result of the Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court decision?
African Americans gained full voting rights in the South.
The NAACP was immediately banned in Southern states.
Jim Crow laws were declared unconstitutional.
Racial segregation became legal under the "separate but equal" doctrine.
33
ssush5e What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?
To protect individual and state rights
To establish the three branches of government
To declare independence from Britain
To outline tax policies
34
ssush4b What role did Benjamin Franklin and John Adams play in the American Revolution?
Led the Continental Army to victory at Yorktown
Convinced France to provide military and financial aid
Wrote the Declaration of Independence
Organized colonial militias before the war
35
ssush23a What was the symbolic event marking the end of Soviet control in Eastern Europe?
The signing of the INF Treaty
The Cuban Missile Crisis
The launch of Sputnik
The fall of the Berlin Wall (1989)
36
ssush16d True or False: The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh reparations on Germany and redrew Europe's map.
True
False
37
ssush1cWhy did the New England Colonies have conflicts with American Indians?
English settlers took Native lands, causing conflicts over ownership.
American Indians refused to trade with the colonists.
New Englanders enslaved American Indian populations.
The colonists forced Native Americans to adopt Puritan beliefs.
38
ssush19a True or False: The Lend-Lease Act let the U.S. send military supplies to Allies in WWII without upfront payment
False
True
39
ssush1 What was the main goal of mercantilism?
To eliminate government control of the economy
To increase a nation’s wealth through exports and colonies
To promote free trade between all nations
To share resources equally among countries
40
ssush21a What was the outcome of U.S. involvement in Cuba during the Cold War, including the Bay of Pigs invasion?
The U.S. stopped communism in Cuba, and Kennedy’s reputation improved
Cuba became a U.S. ally, and the Bay of Pigs succeeded
Cuba was neutral and the Bay of Pigs had no impact
Castro with the Soviets as the Bay of Pigs failed from lack of support
41
ssush3c What was the main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense?
The colonies should remain loyal to King George III
Compromise with Britain was impossible; war was inevitable
Slavery should be abolished immediately
A stronger central government was needed
42
ssush1a How would you define Mercantilism
all of the above
a way to gain power and better there country
an economic system
a system that allowed them to trade
43
ssush20a The Korean War ended with a formal peace treaty between North Korea and South Korea in 1953.
False
True
44
ssush7a What was the central idea of Jacksonian Democracy?
Government should only serve wealthy elites
Women and African Americans should gain voting rights
Ordinary white men should have greater political power
Women and African Americans should gain voting rights
45
ssush15a Which Presidential Reconstruction policy restored Southern states without protecting freedpeople?
False
True
46
Woodrow Wilson strongly supported the creation of the League of Nations as part of his vision for global peace
False
True
47
In what year was President John F. Kennedy assassinated?
1963
1965
1967
1961
48
ssush21c How did television impact the 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debates and the Civil Rights Movement?
it boosted Kennedy's win broadcasted civil rights violence to change
Radio coverage decided the election; newspapers documented protests
helped Nixon win; reduced support for civil rights
Debates weren't televised; civil rights protests avoided media
49
ssush16e How did radio and movies transform American culture in the 1920s?
They were too expensive for most Americans to enjoy
They primarily focused on educational content
They created regional differences by featuring local content
They helped create a unified national culture for the first time
50
ssush17bWhat was one major consequence of the Dust Bowl in the United States during the 1930
It led to increased agricultural productivity in the Great Plains
It caused a significant rise in precipitation across the Great Plains
It displaced thousands of families, pushing them to migrate to California
It encouraged farmers to expand their plowing of fertile grasslands
51
ssush8c What was the main reason for the Mexican-American War
Mexico attacked U.S. merchants
A dispute over fishing rights
U.S. annexation of Texas and desire for Mexican territories
Religious differences between the nations
52
Where did jazz music originate?
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
New York City, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
53
ssush20b True or False: The G.I. Bill provided educational benefits to World War II veterans.
False
True
54
What was the primary significance of the radio in the early 20th century?
It replaced newspapers as the only source of written information.
It revolutionized by providing real time news and entertainment
It was primarily used for military purposes and had no public impact.
It was the first device to allow video broadcasting.
55
SSUSH18b Opponents of the New Deal came from across the political spectrum
some critics believed the New Deal gave the government too much power.
he New Deal faced no opposition and was universally supported
Roosevelt’s political challenges were limited to members of his own party
Opponents of the New Deal came from across the political spectrum
56
ssush23c Barack Obama became the first African American to be elected President of the United States during the 2008
False
True
57
ssush14a True or False: World War I was also known as "The Great War" before World War II.
False
True
58
sussh5c Identify the principle of the Constitution that ensures no single branch of government becomes too powerful
The system of checks and balances
The reliance solely on state governments for federal decisions
The establishment of a unicameral legislature
The granting of absolute powers to the executive branch
59
ssush9d Why was the Battle of Fort Sumter significant?
It marked the beginning of the Civil War
It ended the Civil War
It convinced Britain to support the Confederacy
It freed enslaved people in Confederate states
60
ssush10b Which initiative was a primary focus of The Freedmen’s Bureau during Reconstruction
Creating industrial monopolies in the South
Negotiating international trade agreements
Promoting westward expansion through land grants
Establishing schools and providing education for formerly enslaved
61
When did the cross-Atlantic slave trade officially end in the United States?
1863 (Emancipation Proclamation)
1776 (Declaration of Independence)
1808
1901(20thcentury)
62
Jim Crow laws enforced racial segregation in the Southern United States and were upheld until the mid-20th century."
False
True
63
ssush12c What happened at Wounded Knee in 1890?
The first Transcontinental Railroad completion
A massacre ending Plains Indian resistance
The first Transcontinental Railroad completion
A peaceful treaty signing
64
ssush2d True or False: The Great Awakening was an 18th-century religious revival focusing on faith and emotion
True
False
65
ssush19c What was a key event during the Fall of Berlin in World War II
The battle was entirely bloodless and resulted in minimal casualties
Adolf Hitler surrendered to Soviet forces during the battle
Soviets attacked Berlin, and Hitler committed suicide.
The Allied forces attacked Berlin exclusively from the south
66
ssush18c Why did conservatives oppose FDR’s New Deal, and what two major obstacles did he face?
Small government; Congress backed all his plans
High taxes; New Deal rejection & WWII entry
High debt; Neutrality Acts & Court-Packing failure
Weak economy; Supreme Court support & war loans
67
"In what year was the 3rd U.S. President elected?"
1800
1824
1776
1789
68
ssush7c How did the Second Great Awakening challenge society
By supporting British rule over America
By encouraging people to reform injustices
By banning all religious gatherings
By promoting strict obedience to traditional leaders
69
ssush4c What was the key factor that led to the British surrender at the Battle of Yorktown?
Running out of food and supplies
George Washington's superior cavalry
A surprise attack by Spanish troops
Trapped by French-American forces with no reinforcements
70
ssush21e MLK and RFK's 1968 assassinations caused riots and helped Nixon win and Vietnam War support
False
True
71
What major transformation happened in the U.S. after World War II?
Immediate Cold War nuclear attacks
Economic boom and suburban growth
Abandonment of the United Nations
Return to the Great Depression
72
ssush7b What was the main purpose of Henry Clay's American System?
To strengthen the U.S. economy by connecting regions
To copy Britain's industrial model exactly
To abolish slavery in Southern states
To isolate the U.S. from foreign trade
73
ssush12a Which achievement is most closely associated with the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869?
The discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill
The linking of the Atlantic and Pacific coasts for the first time
The founding of the Pony Express
The abolition of slavery in the United States
74
ssush9a What caused economic disparity between the North and South in the 19th century?
The North's dependence on agriculture for economic growth
The North's lack of access to international trade routes
The South's dependence on slavery and limiting industrial development
The South's reliance on industrial manufacturing
75
What historical period does Standard 23e in U.S. History most likely cover?
The Cold War and Space Race
The Progressive Era and early 20th-century America
The Civil War and Reconstruction
The American Revolution and Founding Fathers
76
ssush6a Identify the key warning George Washington gave about the influence of political parties in his Farewell Address
He recommended abolishing all forms of government to ensure freedom
He cautioned that political factions could divide the nation and weakend
advised the nation to establish more political parties for diverse opinions
argued that alliances with foreign nations should be prioritized above
77
bonus True or False: The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
False
True
78
bonus What did Reagan demand in his famous 1987 speech at the Berlin Wall?
"Tear down this wall!"
"Open this gate!"
"Unite Germany now!"
"End the Cold War!"
79
ssush8b Which major accomplishment is attributed to James K. Polk's presidency?
Negotiating the Oregon Treaty to settle the Oregon boundary dispute
Overseeing the purchase of Alaska
Issuing the Monroe Doctrine
Leading the Union during the Civil War
80
ssush10aWhich Reconstruction policy aimed to restore Southern states without protecting formerly enslaved people?
The Freedmen's Bureau Act
Johnson's Reconstruction Plan
The Wade-Davis Bill
The 10% Plan
81
ssush16b What was a major consequence of the Eighteenth Amendment Prohibition
It resulted in a rise in organized crime and other social issues
It led to widespread approval of anti-alcohol laws across the United States
It completely eliminated alcohol-related crimes and social problems
It decreased organized crime significantly due to strict enforcement
82
ssush2c What was the primary effect of Britain's policy of Salutary Neglect on the American colonies?
It strengthened direct control of Britain over the colonies' daily affairs
It led to immediate rebellion by the colonies against British rule
Colonies grew self-sufficient, fueling independence.
Britain enforced strict trade laws and heavy taxes on the colonies.
83
ssush3a What was a significant outcome of the 1763 Treaty of Paris?
It established the United States as a sovereign nation
France lost Canada and eastern lands to Britain
It resulted in France gaining control of British territories in India
It granted independence to the American colonies.
84
ssush15c True or False: Wilson's plan proposed an international group for collective security.
False
True
85
ssush11c What did Alexander Graham Bell invent in 1876?
The telephone
The telegraph
The light bulb
The radio
86
ssush6c Name the U.S. president responsible for the Louisiana Purchase, which doubled the size of the nation
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
James Madison
87
ssush7d True or False: The Stono Rebellion of 1739 was the largest slave uprising in U.S. history.
True
False
88
ssush20c What was the impact of the Soviet Union's 1957 launch of Sputnik?
Ended the Cold War & reduced military spending
Started the Space Race, created NASA, increased U.S. science education
no significant effect on American policies
Made the U.S. abandon space exploration
89
ssush19b True or False: The Battle of Midway and Iwo Jima were key Pacific Theater battles against Japan.
False
True
90
ssush8e What principle did the Kansas-Nebraska Act introduce for deciding slavery issues?
Supreme Court rulings
Popular sovereignty (voting by settlers)
Presidential decree
Automatic slave state status
91
What was the primary significance of the 18th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
It prohibited the manufacture sale, transportation of alcoholic beverages
It abolished slavery in the United States.
It established income tax collection.
It granted women the right to vote.
92
ssush4e What roles did women play during the American Revolution?
Served as nurses, cooks, and spies
Negotiated treaties with Britain
Became governors of colonies
Fought in battles as frontline soldiers
93
ssush13b Which of the following reflects a major contribution of women in reform movements during the Progressive Era
Women concentrated their efforts on ending industrialization nationwide
Jane Addams provided social services to immigrants through Hull House
They focused solely on advancing voting rights for women
Ida Tarbell led efforts to establish public schools for immigrant children
94
ssush9b Which of the following actions reflects Abraham Lincoln's use of emergency powers during the Civil War
He declared martial law across all Northern states
He dissolved Congress to centralize decision-making
He abolished the Electoral College to streamline elections
He suspended the writ of habeas corpus to maintain national security
95
ssush23d True or False: 9/11 triggered the War on Terror, including Afghanistan
True
False
96
ssush6d How did the War of 1812 impact American national identity?
It made Americans favor British rule again
It increased nationalism and pride in the U.S.
It weakened trust in the federal government
It caused permanent division between North and South
97
ssush4f What did the Treaty of Paris (1783) accomplish?
Established George Washington as king
Created a new alliance between America and France
Ended the war and recognized U.S. independence
Divided U.S. territory between Britain and Spain
98
ssush18a What was true about Roosevelt’s political challenges during the New Deal
The New Deal faced no opposition and was universally supported
Opponents of the New Deal came from across the political spectrum
Roosevelt’s political challenges were limited to members of his own party
Some critics believed the New Deal gave the government too much power.
99
ssush13a What was a significant achievement of Muckrakers during the Progressive Era
They developed policies to restrict immigration into urban areas
They promoted political campaigns for presidential candidates
They created labor unions to protect factory workers
They exposed issues, leading to reforms like the Meat Inspection Act.
100
ssush21b How did television influence American culture from 1945-1975, according to SSUSH21b?
Shaped society, including presidential debates and cultural trends
Reduced public interest in current events
Ended radio use and stopped political debates
Only used for entertainment, with no social impact
101
Question: What was the High Standard .22 pistol best known for
Having the largest magazine capacity of any .22 pistol
Use as a standard military sidearm in World War II
Being the first semi-automatic pistol ever made
Accuracy and reliability in target shooting
102
ssush11e Why did workers form labor unions in the late 1800s?
To promote child labor
To support factory owners
To reduce the number of jobs available
To demand better pay and safer conditions
103
ssush23b True or False: Reaganomics focused on tax cuts, deregulation, and less government spending.
True
False
104
ssush17a What was a key factor that contributed to the Stock Market Crash of 1929
Widespread panic selling that drove stock prices down.
An increase in government regulation of the stock market
The immediate recovery of stock prices due to economic stability.
A surge in investor confidence and long-term stock investments
105
ssush22b True or False: The EPA was established in 1970 under President Nixon to address pollution concerns.
True
False
106
ssush22a What was Jimmy Carter's biggest success and biggest failure as president?
Vietnam War peace deal and Watergate
Moon landing and Cold War end
Camp David Accords (success) and Iran Hostage Crisis (failure)
Gulf War victory and economic boom
107
ssush8a Which act admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state?
The Missouri Compromise
The Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Emancipation Proclamation
The Compromise of 1850
108
ssush8d What was the primary goal of the Compromise of 1850?
To abolish slavery nationwide
To grant voting rights to African Americans
To ease tensions between free and slave states over western territories
To start a war with Mexico
109
ssush1d How did geography impact the Mid-Atlantic Colonies' development
Good harbors and rivers boosted trade and agriculture
Rocky soil forced reliance on shipbuilding like New England.
Mountain barriers isolated them from other colonies.
Arid climate limited crop production.
110
sssush3b What was the main purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?
To grant land west of the Appalachian Mountains to the American colonies
Promoted westward expansion beyond the Mississippi.
Banned settlement west of Appalachia to prevent Native conflicts.
To abolish British control over trade in the colonies
111
ssush5a Name a strength of the Articles of Confederation related to territorial management
The Articles granted Congress the power to impose taxes directly
The Articles created the Northwest Ordinance setting rules for new states
The Articles created a strong central government with executive authority
The Articles allowed Congress to regulate interstate trade
112
ssush5d "The Treaty of Paris set the U.S. border at the..."
Mississippi River
Appalachian Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
113
What happened immediately after JFK's assassination in 1963?
The U.S. invaded Cuba
The Civil Rights Act was signed
The Vietnam War ended
Lyndon B. Johnson became president

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