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2 “New Frontier” programs initiated by
Peace Corp - Helping 3rd World Countries

Space Program - put a man on the moon
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What was the significance of the Battle of Midway?
1942, U.S Navy destroyed Japanese navy fleet.
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The Post-World War II trial called by some the Judgment at Nuremberg was
Crimes against Humanity.
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Three items at the Treaty of Versailles ending WWI provided “Ammunition” for the rise of Hitler
Reparations/damages

Lost valuble land

Admit guilt for starting a war

reduction of military
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2 reasons hitler lost the war
over confidence, extended supply line
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Name 2 reasons as causes for Japan’s entry into WWII
Embargo on resources from the USA

Trying to gain new territories through imperialism
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The Potsdam Conference and Yalta Conference had what major outcome?
German had to pay reparations
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Define “Cold War’
Difference between Capitalism and Communism
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Define ‘iron curtain’
loved by winston churchill

Western Europe (Free) Eastern Europe (Communist)
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Define ‘containment’
US policy to keep communism small (contained)
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Define ‘Truman Docterine’
Stop communism
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Marshall Plan and its significance
helped re-build Europe after WWII
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Great Britain had to give up colonies after WWII name at least 3
Australia, India, Canada, Pakistan, and Burma
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What did each of these countries have in common regarding their relationship with the “Mother Country”
Independence

Cost to Maintain + Operate
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Define the term command economy
Government owns, directs, influences the means of production dictate whats going on in the economy
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After WWII the GI Bill provided several key benefits to surviving and returning military veterans name 2
Free education - College

No money down to buy a house for veterans.
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Similarities between McCarthyism and the Salem Witch Trials
Fear of the unknown

False Acusations
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2 major items bought by american consumers after WWII as jobs and disposable income prevailed
Houses, Automobiles, Appliances, Credit
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3 strategies regarding Dr. Martin Luther King, JR
Sit-ins

Boycotts

Marches
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Viet-cong
South Vietnamese Communist
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Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnamese Communist
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Define ‘Domino Theory’
If Vietnam fell so would other communist countries.
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What major battle was the tipping point in the Vietnam war
Tet offensive, January 1968 - April of 1968
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What is Lech Walesa associated with?
Solidarity in Poland from 1980-1981
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Velvet Revolution
A revolution without violence, includes large rallies and movements, protest were centered around anti-communism, students and dissidents
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Brezhnev Docterine
Premier Russian

The soviet union may intervene where socialism is under threat
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Why was Operation Desert Shield a success?
Kuwait’s independence restored

lots of oil

large coalation victory lots of support

expulsion of iraqs forcest
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Patriot act caused by 9/11 had a number of major components, name two
allowed the government to monitor cell phones without warrant,

allows government to trace money and funding including setting up regulations in financial institutions.

Homeland Security
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Define the term british invasion
beatles came in 1964,

Music age, vinyl recors

Came for oppurtunity

different areas of the world
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Define the term globalization
Technology changed lives and keeps us interconnected
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Name two political effects of globalization
Debates about the nature of citizenship and entitlements

Human and environmental cost of global capitalism
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Cite 4 major global health issues since 1970
Aids - 1970’s

Sars - 2003

Ebola - 2014

Covid-19 March 2020