US History Post WWII to Today

The Bay of Pigs Invasion happened during which presidential administration?

Governor Orval Faubus prevented the entrance of 9 African-American students into a school in__

Which law was passed after the Vietnam War and limited future president's military powers?

Because so many people watched the Vietnam War on television daily, it became known as the

Operation Desert Storm was the military code name for which war?

Which word best describe the effect Watergate had on American's views of politicians?

In 1979 the Ayatollah Khomeini came to power in the country of

What was the goal or aim of the Truman Doctrine?

Nixon is credited with improving foreign relations when he visited ____ in 1972

Which of these 1968 events happened last?

The Brown vs. the Board of Education decision essentially overturned which legal principle?

After World War II Korea was divided at which parallel?

Kennedy used a blockade to successfully end which event?

Which of these years falls closest to the middle of the Baby Boom?

In the Eisenhower Doctrine the US said it would use force to stop the spread of communism into

Being able to fight many little "wars" around the globe was the aim of Kennedy's _____ strategy

Which theory best explained why the US went to war in Vietnam?

Peace between Israel and Egypt was reached in the Camp _____ Accords.

How does General MacArthur lose command over military forces in Korea?

Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus in the city of _____

Which best describes the decision of the Warren Commission?

Which person was elected president in 1976 because he seemed honest and was an outsider?

Who wrote the book Silent Spring, which sparked the environmentalism movement?

He was the general in charge of US troops in Vietnam.

Vietnamization of the war happened during the presidency of

Protesting Nixon's bombing of Cambodia resulted in the death of college students at ___

The Great Society was the name of the vision for the country of President ____.

An airlift was used to bring food and supplies to which European city in 1948?

Which of these was an alliance of western nations designed to intimidate the Soviet Union?

The Rosenbergs were convicted and executed for which crime?