US History Final Exam

Reapportionment required by the Warren Court boosted the political power of

The development of the transistor made possible the

To get the economy moving, Kennedy adopted the supply-side idea of

At the march on Washington, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,

As the fighting began between the Vietcong and South Vietnamese army, President Eisenhower tried to help South Vietnam by sending

The federal government’s termination policy was intended to

Truman said the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan were essential for

A main reason President Johnson refused to order a full-scale invasion of North Vietnam was his fear that it would

The Pentagon Papers revealed that

As part of the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, Nixon and Brezhnev agreed to

When the French left Vietnam, the United States stepped in to

In the 1960 presidential campaign, television was used for the first time to

September 11, 2001, was the day that terrorists attacked

NATO formed for the purpose of

To make good on his campaign promise to fight crime, Nixon targeted

The United Nations went to war in the Persian Gulf because

The Long Telegram resulted in

The Nazis’ “final solution” referred to their plans to

Kennedy’s legislative agenda was called the

After 1920 the women’s movement split into two camps with opposing views on

The Free Speech Movement was sparked by restrictions on students’ rights to

As a result of the GI Bill, many returning soldiers

In 1968 antiwar protesters and police clashed outside the

Many of the new religious groups of the 1960's centered around

Richard Nixon won Southern support in the 1968 election by promising to