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U. S. HISTORY b. FINAL EXAMINATION REVIEW. #1. Declaration of Principles-1941 US/Great Britain’s goals in opposing the Axis Powers. #1. ATLANTIC CHARTER. #2. African-American cultural creativity that flourished in the 1920’s. #2. HARLEM RENAISSANCE. #3. 3 Goals of FDR’s New Deal. #3.
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U. S. HISTORY b FINAL EXAMINATION REVIEW
#1 • Declaration of Principles-1941 • US/Great Britain’s goals in opposing the Axis Powers
#1 • ATLANTIC CHARTER
#2 • African-American cultural creativity that flourished in the 1920’s
#2 • HARLEM RENAISSANCE
#3 • 3 Goals of FDR’s New Deal
#3 • RELIEF FOR THE NEEDY • ECONOMIC RECOVERY • FINANCIAL REFORM
#4 • Period of paranoia in the 1950’s
#4 • Sen. Joe McCarthy’s “Red Scare”
#5 • Promise by the U. S. government, in the 1950’s, to aid Middle Eastern nations fighting Communism
#5 • EISENHOWER DOCTRINE
#6 • What was the line of demarcation between Communist Vietnam and democratic Vietnam
#6 • 17th PARALLEL
#7 • Wilson’s plan for peace following World War I
#7 • 14 POINTS
#8 • Anti-immigrant, anti-Catholic, anti-Semitic, anti-African American hate group of the 1920’s
#8 • KU KLUX KLAN
#9 • U. S. aid to nations fighting Hitler in return for bases in the Atlantic
#9 • Lend-Lease Act
#10 • U. S. plan to rebuild war-torn Europe at the cost of $12.5B--1947
#10 • MARSHALL PLAN
#11 • U. N. ‘S METHOD OF PEACEFULLY BRINGING IN SUPPLIES TO THE PEOPLE OF BERLIN—1948-49
#11 • BERLIN AIRLIFT
#12 • Set quotas and limits on immigration to the USA in the 1920’s
#12 • IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1924
#13 • USA’s strategy of bringing Japan to unconditional surrender in1945
#13 • ATOMIC BOMB
#14 • USA’s aid to Greece & Turkey to fight Communism
#14 • TRUMAN DOCTRINE
#15 • Communist organization of USSR and all eastern bloc nations
#15 • WARSAW PACT
#16 • Limit set on free speech by Schenck v. United States in 1919
#16 • CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER DOCTRINE
#17 • Massachusetts case in the 1920’s that led to nativist outburst and unfair trial tactics
#17 • SACCO AND VANZETTI TRIAL
#18 • Cornerstone of US foreign policy from 1947-1991
#18 • CONTAINMENT
#19 • Stalin’s attempt to take control of West Berlin in 1948
#19 • BERLIN BLOCKADE
#20 • Period of tension between USA & USSR from 1945 to 1991
#20 • COLD WAR
#21 • The doctrine on which the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, KS wasbased--1954
#21 • “. . .separate, by its nature is not equal. . .”
#22 • Cold War Barrier representing the tyranny of the USSR—August 13, 1961
#22 • BERLIN WALL
#23 • International peace-keeping organization founded in 1945, planned at Potsdam in 1945
#23 • UNITED NATIONS
#24 • Reason of US/UN entry into the Korean Conflict
#24 • INVASION OF SOUTH KOREA BY THE NORTH June 25, 1950
#25 • Organization of European nations & the USA that pledged to fight Communism