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Mrs. Ruland's Advanced Placement United States History Class

Unit 13 - Postwar America: At Home and Abroad

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Key Terms/Identifications

Identify each item. Give an explanation or description of the item. Answer the questions who, what, where, and when.

  1. the Taft-Hartley Act
  2. the Progressive party
  3. the Dixiecrats
  4. the Alien Registration (Smith) Act
  5. Truman's loyalty program (Employee Loyalty Program)
  6. the Alger Hiss trial
  7. Senator Joseph McCarthy
  8. the Rosenbergs
  9. the Internal Security Act of 1950
  10. the Communist Control Act of 1954
  11. the Army-McCarthy hearings
  12. the military-industrial complex
  13. the Cold War
  14. atomic diplomacy
  15. the Iron Curtain speech
  16. the Truman Doctrine
  17. the Greek civil war
  18. the Mr. X article
  19. the containment doctrine
  20. the Marshall Plan
  21. the National Security Act of 1947
  22. the Berlin blockade and airlift
  23. the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
  24. NSC-68
  25. Japanese reconstruction
  26. the Chinese civil war
  27. Jiang Jieshi and Mao Zedong
  28. the Korean War
  29. General Douglas MacArthur
  30. the Inchon landing
  31. Chinese entry into the Korean War
  32. General Omar Bradley
  33. the Korean armistice
  34. John Foster Dulles
  35. deterrence
  36. brinkmanship
  37. the nuclear arms race
  38. Sputnik and the missile race
  39. the National Defense Education Act
  40. the nuclear triad
  41. the Hungarian uprising
  42. the Berlin crisis of 1958
  43. the U-2 incident
  44. the 1961 Berlin crisis
  45. the Bay of Pigs invasion
  46. the Cuban missile crisis
  47. Robert S. McNamara
  48. the Nixon-Kissinger grand strategy
  49. detente
  50. the SALT Treaty
  51. Nixon's China trip
  52. Carter's human rights policy
  53. the SALT-II treaty
  54. the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
  55. Solidarity
  56. Mikhail S. Gorbachev
  57. perestroika and glasnost
  58. the 1987 INF treaty
  59. the collapse of Communism in Eastern Europe
  60. the disintegration of the Soviet Union
  61. the Eisenhower Doctrine
  62. Ho Chi Minh
  63. the Vietminh
  64. Dienbienphu
  65. the domino theory
  66. SEATO
  67. Ngo Dinh Diem
  68. the National Liberation Front (the Vietcong)
  69. the Tonkin Gulf incident and the Tonkin Gulf Resolution
  70. Agent Orange
  71. the My Lai massacre
  72. the Tet offensive
  73. Vietnamization
  74. the invasion of Cambodia
  75. the Christmas bombing
  76. the Vietnam cease-fire agreement
  77. the War Powers Resolution
  78. the fall of Saigon
  79. technological unemployment
  80. DDT
  81. planned obsolescence
  82. Arthur Levitt and Sons
  83. the GI Bill of Rights
  84. the National Defense Education Act
  85. prenatal and pediatric care, penicillin, wonder drugs, and the Salk polio vaccine
  86. the National Housing Act of 1949
  87. the cult of youth
  88. Jackson Pollock
  89. the Beat writers
  90. The Affluent Society
  91. Profiles in Courage
  92. the New Frontier
  93. Martin Luther King, Jr.
  94. Freedom Riders
  95. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
  96. James Meredith
  97. the March on Washington
  98. Medgar Evers
  99. Sheriff Bull Connor
  100. Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing
  101. Lee Harvey Oswald
  102. the Great Society
  103. the Civil Rights Act of 1964
  104. the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
  105. the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964
  106. the presidential and congressional elections of 1964
  107. the Medicare program
  108. the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
  109. the Voting Rights Act of 1965
  110. the Civil Rights Act of 1968
  111. the Indian Bill of Rights
  112. the War on Poverty
  113. Earl Warren
  114. the Supreme Court's school-prayer decision
  115. Griswold v. Connecticut
  116. Gideon v. Wainwright, Escobedo v. Illinois, and Miranda v. Arizona
  117. the Mississippi Summer Project of 1964
  118. J. Edgar Hoover
  119. the Mississippi Freedom Democratic party
  120. race riots of 1964
  121. Watts race riot
  122. Malcolm X
  123. the Black Muslims
  124. Stokely Carmichael
  125. the Black Panther party
  126. the SDS
  127. the counterculture
  128. Timothy Leary
  129. antiwar protests
  130. the U.S.S. Pueblo
  131. the assassination of Martin Luther King
  132. the assassination of Robert Kennedy
  133. the 1968 Democratic convention
  134. the presidential election of 1968 and George C. Wallace
  135. OPEC price increases of 1973
  136. recession in the auto industry
  137. WIN (Whip Inflation Now)
  138. monetarists
  139. the nuclear power debate
  140. Brown's Ferry and Three Mile Island
  141. the environmental superfund
  142. the Moral Majority
  143. Reaganomics
  144. Geraldine Ferraro
  145. the dual status of Indians
  146. the Immigration Reform and Control (Simpson-Rodino) Act
  147. the antifeminist (profamily) movement
  148. the Equal Rights Amendment
  149. the Hyde Amendment
  150. the gender gap

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