Cold War - Vietnam - Civil Rights

What two colleges became the centers for antiwar sentiment?

What rights were protesters in Selma marching for in 1965?

Which woman sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

The U.S. decided to aid France in keeping Vietnam because

This individual refused to allow two African Americans into the University of Alabama.

Affirmative action refers to what

To combat the NLF and their guerilla fighters, the U.S. aided

These papers proved that Ethel & Julius Rosenberg were in fact guilty of their crime

The Hollywood 10 were eventually convicted of what crime?

Why was the conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union called the “Cold War”?

He was the leader of South Vietnam after the Geneva Peace Conference

The first U.S. ground troops in Vietnam landed where?

What did the Axis powers violate repeatedly during the war leading to the War Crimes Trials?

One major way Diem alienated many of the citizens of South Vietnam was because

How did Tet change U.S. military policy?

What happened in April of 1968?

What were the differences between Soviet and U.S. intentions for Germany?

What did the Truman Doctrine do

What is the main message from MLK’s Letter from Birmingham Jail?

What led to McCarthy’s downfall?

Who became the leader of the Soviet Union after Stalin died?

The Missile Crisis in 1962 occurred when the Soviet Union built missile bases in this country

These trials were part of the War Crimes Trials focusing on the horrors of the Holocaust

What did McCarthy’s accusations do for his political career between 1950 and 1954?

Which key court case from 1896 laid the ground work for ‘separate but equal’?

Who were the Little Rock Nine?

Which Supreme Court case made segregation illegal in the United States?

What started as soon as the Soviet Union set off an atomic bomb?

This group was formed in 1957 to undermine the South Vietnamese government and unite Vietnam.

The guerilla fighters for the NLF were called the

The Suez crisis began when

What was a huge change and challenge for the U.S. military in Vietnam?

This Massacre of 400-500 unarmed Vietnamese civilians was called

Upon entering the War, where did American forces finally stop the North Korean Advance?

What happened at the Battle of Dien Bien Phu

What is NATO

This group, formed in Oakland in 1966 became a symbol of young militant African Americans

Why did Tet surprise Americans?

This was a sustained bombing campaign against North Vietnam

Emmett Till was a 14 year old African American who was killed for

Who did Ho Chi Minh demand independence from?

The eventual cost of the Vietnam war