history 101

• who: nfl player O.J simpson
• what : was accused for the death of his wife and friend
• where: us
• when: 1996
• significance: the polls after this showed that the us was truly polarized.

• what - the increase in service based industries
• when- after the 1990
• where - us
• who- walmart
• why- there would be a increase in employment in companies like walmart

• where- western europe
• WHO- by the soviet union
• what - was a 10 day simulation of conflict escalation
• when 1983
• why- to show the tension between the United States and western eruope

• what - reform of the oppressive soviet union,
• who- by gorbachev
• where- soviet union
• when- late 1980s
• why- to help create peace between the us and europr
• significance showed garbachevs willingness to work with the us to bring peace, and was one of the major reasons for the fall of the soviet union.

• who- gorbachev
• what- a doctrine that gave countries like poland freedom to govern themselves
• when- late 1980's
• where-europe
• why- to further bring peace
• significance- was one of the final straws that brought down the soviet union

• who- ronald reagan
• when- 1981
• why- because he believed in order to bring economic reform it had to begin with the rich
• where- us
• what- was a reform that would cut tax 25% over a three year period , was geared towards the rich

was a part of his belief of lower taxes.

• was a show surrouonding a successful black family
• that

• where - the us
• when- 1970
• why- because the u.s increased demand on oil,but lack of supply lead to the demand of foreign oil, and oil prices sky rocketed
• what- a increase in oil prices, and shortage of oil

• who- irannian people
• what- a bunch of revolutionaires after over throwing their govt, took over the american embassy, and took 66 americans hostage
• when- 1960
• why- because there leader was pro us but his people hated him. this showed the bad relationship between the us and iran at the time, who was a major oil exporter.

• what- was a proposition created to slash property taxes by 55 percent.
• when-1978
• who- howard jarvis
• why- because he felt that tax dollars were being wasted.

further fueled the belief that the govt was un trust worthy.

• what-was a strategy by republicans to win over southern states by apealling to white racist in the south
• who- nixxon
• when- 1968
• why- to win the election

• what-highers 4 guys to break into the democratic headquarters and they fail twince and left evidence the third time
• who - nixxon
• why- to find out info from there

• what - sparked feminism in america amongst american house waves. created the book the feminim mystique
• when- 1970
• why- because she felt that women were tight classed and were being oppressed.

movement of young people that were about there freedom and against the govt.

• what- was passed to give johnson more power over the military.
• when- 1964
• who - johnson

the nlf took the us by attack on their new year. and were able to take the embacy by storm.

• who- linden b johnson
• what - tries to combat poverty by funding the states with money to start programs to fight poverty. created the cap program. programs that gave the poor jobs to fight poverty.
• when - 1964

• what- a act that said that no person could be disccriminated against because of race, religion or sex, and further created the a committee to enforece this
• when - 1964
• who- king , and pres johnson
• why- to further bring blacks to becoming equal in society

• was a health insurance program to give health insureance to both the elderly and to the pooor (aid).
• by johnson

what- the south does several things to combat the civil rights that were granted to blacks , by electing racist politicians, violence closing public schools,

• what- was a campaing WERE black youth were attacked by dogs and hit with water canons in order to stop protesting
• who- king
• why- to gain civil rights
• where- birmingham

• highschool where black students were first allowed to attend after to being tested
• 8 black kids

• joseph mcarthy
• writes a speech that scares the us citizens to of the threat of communist
• lead to the red scare

a series of acts to prevent the us from going into war.