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Quarterly 2 Jeopardy Review
“Initial”
Vocabulary
Civil Rights Crisis Abroad
Presidential Programs &
Policies
Vietnam Begins with a “C”
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Women’s rights organization founded
in 1966
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National Organization for Women (N.O.W.)
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military strategy in which a full-scale use of nuclear
weapons by opposing sides would cause the complete
annihilation of both the attacker and the defender.
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MAD: Mutually Assured
Destruction
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an area separating hostile nations where neither side is
allowed to have military forces.
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DMZ: Demilitarized
Zone
missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads great
distances
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ICBM: Inter-Continental
Ballistic Missiles
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a U.S. agency created to gather secret information
about foreign governments
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CIA: Central Intelligence
Agency
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Programs that make special efforts to hire or
enroll minorities
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Affirmative Action
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This court case gave women the right to an
abortion during the first 3 months of
pregnancy
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Roe v Wade
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Non-violent civil rights leader for Latino rights and
farmer’s rights.
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Cesar Chavez
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This proposed addition to the U.S.
Constitution to protect women’s rights was never
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Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)
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These groups were responsible for the
turn in the Civil Rights Movement
from non-violent to more militant
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AIM (American Indian Movement)
Black Panthers/ Black Power
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This Asian nation was divided following the departure of the
French in 1954
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Vietnam
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The U.S.S.R. put up a wall in this city to keep
Communists from fleeing to a democracy
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Berlin, Germany
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This Asian nation was divided following WWII, and after a 3 year war
between the Communist North & the Democratic
South in the 1950s, remains divided today
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Korea
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Extremely tense time when a nearby country had nuclear weapons
facing toward us
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Cuban Missile Crisis
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When JFK approved an invasion of Cuba
to “take out” communist leader
Fidel Castro
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Bay of Pigs Invasion
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President Kennedy increased funding for this agency to push
forward the U.S. space program
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NASA (National Aeronautics and
Space Administration)
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President Johnson’s Great Society
programs focused on protecting civil rights
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Poverty
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The willingness to go to the edge of all-out war, policy
coined by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles under
President Eisenhower
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Brinkmanship
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This program begun by President Johnson provides health care for the
elderly
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Medicare
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A policy developed during the Kennedy administration, that involved preparing for a variety of military responses to international crises rather than focusing on the use of
nuclear weapons.
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Flexible Response
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This massive Communist attack in
Vietnam in 1968 was a military victory for the
U.S. but a political defeat
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Tet Offensive
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This American strategy required “body
count” statistics to determine to what
extent the enemy was being worn down
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Attrition
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Term for President Nixon’s secret plan
that would bring “peace with honor” to
Vietnam
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Vietnamization
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Due to the impact television had on Vietnam, it was given this nickname
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The Living Room War
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This provided President Johnson the power to
expand the war in Vietnam without the approval of Congress and this took
that power away
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Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
& War Powers Act
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This law prohibited discrimination based
upon race, color, religion, national origin, & gender
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Civil Rights Act of 1964
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This country sent 300,000 troops into North Korea to stop
advancing U.S. forces during the Korean
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China
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Nickname applied to President Kennedy’s
administration because of its youth,
energy, & idealism
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Camelot
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This U.S. television news anchor reported from
Vietnam that the war was not going as well as claimed by the U.S.
Government
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(Walter) Cronkite
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The term for the young people of the 1960s that adopted
values different from those of mainstream
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Counterculture
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