| Description | ID |
| In 1954, the court declared segregation laws in schools to be unconstitutional. | |
| In this conference, it was decided that Germany would be split into four. US recognize USSR sphere of influence. | |
| In this group, college hipsters participate in civil rights demonstrations. | |
| This provided loans and college/vocational training for WWII veterans. | |
| US, England, France, Canada, etc. agreed to defend eachother if one was attacked. | |
| If one nation fell to communism, they all would. | |
| A president's proposal for the US military forces to intervene in Middle Eastern countries on the verge of falling to communism. | |
| Policy of providing economic and military aid to any country threatened by communism | |
| Churches unite in this group to inform blacks about changes in the Civil Rights Movement. Successful. | |
| LBJ's policy on ending poverty and racial injustice. Medicare, Voting Rights Act, etc. | |
| The first artificial Earth satellite. Launched by Moscow in 1957. | |
| Civil rights leader who refused to give up her seat on a bus. | |
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| Senator that led a national witch hunt for communism. Little did he know, communism was a red herring. :) | |
| This highly unpopular act hindered workers. Outlawed closed shops; required cool off period. | |
| In which a couple was executed for allegedly being Soviet Spies. | |
| A proposal for massive economic aid to Europe to revitalize economies and prevent communism. | |
| US foreign policy in which US tried to stop spread of communism by creating alliances and aiding weak countries. | |
| Truman's policy. Gains for min. wage and Social Security. | |
| Egypt wished to construct a dam on the Nile. Nasser nationalized a canal with help from the USSR. | |
| JFK's policy. Wanted to aid education, provide health care, help migrant workers. | |
| The second peace conference after WWII. | |
| Ran against LBJ for the presidency. A Republican who opposed the Civil Rights Act. | |
| This act made racial, religious, and sex discrimination by employers illegal. (Include date) | |
| Author of the Long Telegram. Father of containment. | |
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| Southern conservative Democrats that opposed Truman's civil rights legislation. AKA State's Rights Democrats. | |
| TV played a big part in this election. Kennedy vs Nixon. | |
| 'Separate is inequal'. He accepted cases involving civil rights and the rights of the accused. | |
| Emerged as leeader of USSR after Stalin. Advocated reform. | |
| Authorized construction of 42,500 miles of highway. Created gas stations, fast food outlets, motels. | |
| A treaty organization that included the Philippines, Australia, France, UK, and US. | |
| An investigating committeee which investigated what it considered un-American propaganda. | |
| President during the Cuban Missile Crisis. TV helped his campaign. | |
| In 1944, this system provided foundation for postwar economic globalization. World Bank, IMF, stable currency, free trade. | |
| Eisenhower warned against this. Combined efforts of arms and industries would lead to excess spending. | |
| US's response to Soviet blockade. Flew food and supplies into Western Berlin. | |
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