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The longest running supreme court justice

John Marshall

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Got sick while writing the federalist papers

John Jay

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Wrote "A City on a Hill"

John Winthrop

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Put in charge of the first all black regiment of the Revolutionary War

John Laurens

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The only federalist president

John Adams

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The 6th US president, best known for president under dubious circumstances

John Quincy Adams

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This John was important to the survival of the Jamestown colonies

John Smith

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Native American chief who fought against the trail of tears but was unable to prevent it from happening

John Ross

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This Russian satellite was the first to orbit the earth, launching the space race

Sputnik

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This group of students were behind the Greensboro sit ins

SNCC

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This organization was responsible for funding many of the largest court cases of the Civil Rights Movement including Brown v. Board of Education

NAACP

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This organization, started by students at the University of Chicago, worked with other civil rights groups on activities like the Montgomery Bus Boycott and supported sit-ins in the South. In 1965 they will adopt many of the Tenants of the Black Power Movement

CORE

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This was the Leader of the Soviet Union until his death

Joseph Stalin

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This bill made discrimination in voting illegal and brought an end to literacy tests and other practices meant to keep African Americans from voting in the South

Voting Rights Act of 1965

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This bill made it illegal to discriminate on the basis of race for employment and brought an end to most of Jim Crow

Civil Rights Act of 1964

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This woman gave the "Aint I A Woman" speech

Sojourner Truth

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This area was burned to the ground after false accusations about a black man were spread in oklahoma, It had previously been so successful that it was nicknamed "Black Wall Street"

Greenwood, Tulsa

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The US felt betrayed by this country when they converted to Communism

China

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MLK jr. was the leader of this organization

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

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This is the term for a country or state that is fully controlled or puppeted by another country

Satellite State

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This was a line in Europe in which there was no trade or political interaction between one side and the other

Iron Curtain

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This is the name for the Military Conflict after the second world war in which there was no outright fighting but just arms building and military tension

Cold War

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This is when the white South refused to desegregate and worked as a unit to keep African Americans like the Little Rock Nine from attending Previously white schools

Massive Resistance

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This African American used his platform as a boxer to try and make advancements for civil rights and in opposition to the Vietnam War

Muhammad Ali

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This individual, assassinated in 1965, was a Civil Rights leader who called on others to defend themselves with violence if necessary

Malcolm X

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This Civil Rights activist, Assassinated in 1968, advocated for voting rights, workplace equality, universal basic income, desegregation, and many more causes

MLK jr.

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This man became president after the assassination of his predecessor. He famously bullied congress into passing important civil rights legislation.

Lyndon B. Johnson

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This President was assassinated just weeks after he began his push to support the Civil Rights Movement.

John F. Kennedy

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The arrest of this woman led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott

Rosa Parks

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This young man was beaten, tortured, killed and thrown in a river for "sassing" a white woman. His open casket funeral brought national attention to the suffering of African Americans

Emmett Till

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This Civil Rights activist would go on to become the First African American Supreme Court Justice

Thurgood Marshall

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This was the belief that is one country fell to Communism more would follow

Domino theory

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This is a term for refusing to follow unjust laws

Civil Disobedience

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This term relates to bus rides of African Americans to the South to protest Segregation

Freedom Rides

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This organization existed to fight against any civil rights legislation and court cases by funding the opposition

White Citizens Council

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This organization repopularized the Confederate Battle Flag as a means of showing opposition to Civil Rights for African Americans

Daughters of the confederacy

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This organization began carrying guns to protect their community from those who would do violence on them

Black Panthers

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This is to refuse to buy a certain business' products or services

Boycott

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The purpose of this movement was to celebrate African American culture and to unite against those who would oppress them

Black Power

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New name given to shantytowns, meant to upset an unpopular president

Hoovervilles

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This was the term for the time period in which the buying and selling of alcohol was illegal in the US

Prohibition

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This disease resulted in FDR being wheelchair bound for the rest of his life

Polio

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This Natural Disaster was caused by soil degradation from over farming

Dust Bowl

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This was the one and only time George Washington surrendered in his career

Battle of Fort Necessity

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Who said "give me liberty or give me death"

Patrick Henry

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How was WWI fought over land

trench warfare

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This event was intentionally blown out of proportion to vilify the British

Boston Massacre

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What was the location in which George Washington spent his winters training his soldiers?

Valley forge

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who was executed as a terrorist for capturing a southern arsenal and attempting to arm a slave rebellion

John Brown

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This event had 250,000 participants and was to bring attention to income disparity between African Americans and White Americans

The March on Washington

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A group of students were the first to attend desegregated schools in Arkansas. The National Guard are called in to keep them from getting into the school

Little Rock Nine

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This event resulted in a large number of injuries and a death when locals and law enforcement attacked the marchers

Bloody Sunday, Selma

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This Alabama based campaign looked to bring an end to segregation in one of the most dangerous areas of the state

Birmingham Campaign

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Far-right, authoritarian political beliefs; encouraged dictatorship and suppression

Facism

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the British, Americans, and Soviets in WWII

Allied Powers

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Nazi propaganda film depicting screaming crowds cheering for Hitler

Triumph of the will

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Diplomatic policy aimed to stop Hitler by just giving him what he wanted

Appeasement

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System of trade between the US and the British in which the British would fully pay for the armaments and transport them entirely on their own

Cash and Carry

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During this conflict the British royal air force defended the country from the German Luftwaffe

Battle of Britain

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Japanese Americans were relocated to these during WWII

Internment camps

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This allowed the US to sell weapons to the British on the promise they would be paid for and then returned later

Lend-Lease Act

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Japanese Aircraft loaded with explosives and used to dive bomb a target

Kamikaze

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During this event the Nazi's attacked Jewish homes and businesses in retaliation for the death of a Nazi

Kristallnacht

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What side was the UK on in WWII

Allies

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What side was the USSR on in WWII

Allies

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What side was Japan on in WWII

Axis

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What side was the US on in WWII

Allies

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What side was Germany on in WWII

Axis

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What side was Italy on in WWII

Axis

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This African American Jazz Musician was important to the Harlem Renaissance

Louis Armstrong

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Symbol of hope for many during the great depression

Babe Ruth

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This person became President of the US in 1932 and would go on to win a total of 4 Presidential Elections before he died

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR)

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This person did very little to stop the depression while they were president

Herbert Hoover

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Theorized by many to be romantically involved with Elanor Roosevelt outside of her marriage

Lorena Hickok

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world famous American author wrote "A Farewell to Arms"

Ernest Hemingway

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This faux science rooted in white supremacy would later inspire the racial ideology of the Nazi party

Eugenics

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This is a mentality in which the interests of someone born in a country are protected to the detriment of those who were not

Nativism

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Students would attend segregated diners in order to bring attention to the need to desegregate public spaces

Greensboro Sit-Ins

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A protest that lasted over a year meant to bring an end to segregation in Transportation

Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Famous African American poet, activist, author, and playwright. Important to the Harlem Renaissance

Langston Hughes

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Wildly famous during and after the Great Depression, completely changed the role of First Lady

Eleanor Roosevelt

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What was the cause of the Civil War?

Slavery

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Which of the following statements is TRUE about the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850?

It gave federal commissioners $10 if they ruled that a black captive should be returned to slavery and $5 if they ruled the captive was free.

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Who won Shiloh?

The North

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Who won the siege of Atlanta?

The North

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Who won at Fort Sumter

The South

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Who won at Vicksburg

The North

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Who won at Gettysburg

The North

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Who won at Appomattox

The North

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Surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse

Robert E. Lee

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Was shot and killed by his own men.

Stonewall Jackson

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Abe Lincoln's Assassin

John Wilkes Booth

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The Union's best General, He defeated Lee at Appomattox

Ulysses S. Grant

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President during the US Civil War.

Abe Lincoln

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Led the March to the Sea

William T. Sherman