He was the assassinated president of South Vietnam

Chemical Used to Defoliate the Jungles of Vietnam

Deal with the Soviets that put Limitations on Nuclear Weapons

Who was the Leader of North Vietnam during the Vietnam War?

Which battle in Vietnam led to a resolution that increased the president's power?

What was the United States main goal in Vietnam?

How did the Viet Cong view Americans?

The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution empowered President Lyndon Johnson to:

The Goal of the North Vietnamese was too:

After World War II, the United States aided _______ in its efforts to keep control of Vietnam

This enabled North Vietnam to send troops to South Vietnam

The main purpose of the War Powers act of 1973 was to ______

_______ was/were most effective in convincing the American public that the war was not winnable

The draft was unpopular during Vietnam because of _________

What was the main purpose of Vietnamization?

What happened after the US left Vietnam?

Which of the following best describes the experiences of many Vietnam veterans upon returning to the United States?

Which of the following was an American strategy for winning in Vietnam

Vietnam is considered to be a military defeat because

International organization that's main goal was world peace

The spy plane that was shot down over the USSR

Communist Leader of China

Organization of Western, Democratic Countries

He accused people of being communists

Organization of Eastern, Communist Countries

Free market economy with private ownership property

People were scared that we were losing the cold war after his launched

Government run economy with government-owned property

His containment policy lead to a war in Korea

This group is best known for investigating communists in the film industry:

Making unsupported accusations

When the Soviet Union exploded an atomic bomb, the US responded by intensifying their efforts to help develop

In a capitalist system

The main goal of the Truman Doctrine was to

The Soviet Blockade of West Berlin was a response to

When an armistice was signed ending the Korean War

President Dwight D. Eisenhower's policy of brinkmanship called for the US to prevent the spread of communism by

Which of the following contributed to the population explosion known as the baby boom?

One immediate impact of the Interstate Highways Act was

The US and the Soviet Union never attacked each other directly because of this fear

A major medical advancement of the 1950s was the

Which of the following happened to the US supported nationalists in China?

Under which plan did the US supply economic aid to European nations after WWII?

Purchasing a business name, menu, and business plan is an example of a

Her actions started the Montgomery bus boycott

Guaranteed equity in educational opportunities (including school sports)

This case made segregation in schools illegal

14 year old who's funeral was broadcasted on TV

This group used sit-ins to fight for civil rights

This case required police to read you your rights

This banned discrimination in public places

CIA's attempt to overthrow Fidel Castro after the communist takeover

An organization that preached Black power and militancy against police brutality.

Federal Health Insurance for lower income Americans

What impact did Harry Truman have on the Civil Rights Movement?

Which of the following is an example of de facto segregation

The major goal of the Civil Rights movement of the 1960's was to

Martin Luther King fought against segregation through which of the following?

President John F. Kennedy supported by the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba as an effort to

One of Lydon Johnson's programs called for providing health care for senior citizens. This program is known as

Conservatives complained about the Warren court because

What contributed to the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

LBJ's "Great Society" could be defined as doing which of the following: