UNITED STATES HISTORY PART TWO: FINAL EXAM REVIEW
-THE FINAL EXAM WILL COVER CHAPTERS 17-22.
-THE TEST WILL INCLUDE MULTIPLE CHOICE, TRUE/FALSE AND MATCHING
QUESTIONS.
Chapter 17 Big Learnings
Section 1
Selective Service
W.A.A.C.
Industry and Labor Changes
Manhattan Project
Rationing
Section 2
Battle of Atlantic
Stalingrad
Eisenhower
North Africa/Italy
Tuskegee Airmen
D-Day
Bradley-Patton
Battle of the Bulge
Camps Liberation/V-E Day
Section 3
MacArthur in Japan
Midway
Kamikazes
Iwo Jima – Okinawa
A-Bomb – Hiroshima
Nuremberg Trials
Section 4
Womens’ Roles
G.I. Bill
Internment
Chapter 18 Big Learnings
Section 1
US/Soviet Union arguments
United Nations
Truman/Potsdam
Satellite Nations
Containment
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
Berlin Airlift
NATO
Section 2
Chinese Communism
North Korea vs. South
KoreaMacArthur vs.China
MacArthur vs. Truman
Results of Korean War
Section 3
H.U.A.C.
Blacklists
Alger Hiss
Rosenbergs
McCarthyism/witch hunts
Chapter 19 Big Learnings
Section 1
G.I. Bill
Suburbs
Economic Recovery
Truman and Civil Rights
1948 Election
Fair Deal
Ike in 1952
Section 2
Conglomerates/franchises
Conformity
Baby Boom
Jonas Salk
Women Roles
Automobile Culture
Planned Obsolescence
Section 3
Mass media
Beat movement
Rock and Roll
Racial Gap
Chapter 20 Big Learnings
Section 1
Election of 1960
TV Debates
“Camelot”
Flexible response
Bay of Pigs
Cuban Missile Crisis
Berlin Wall
JFK vs. Khrushchev
Section 3
LBJ as politician
Tax Cuts and Civil Rights Act
War on Poverty
Election of 1964
Great Society – 6 parts
Warren Court
Court Cases – Mapp, Gideon
Escobedo, Miranda
Chapter 21 Big Learnings
Section 1
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Segregation
Thurgood Marshall
Brown vs. Board
Little Rock
King, Parks and Montgomery
Non-Violent Resistan
SCLC and SNCC
Sit-ins
Section 2
Freedom Riders
Meredith and Ole Miss
Birmingham Protests
March on Washington
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Freedom Summer
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Section 3
Segregation in North
Malcolm and Nation of Islam
Carmichael and Black Power
Black Panthers
MLK Assassination
Affirmative Action
Chapter 22 Big Learnings
Section 1
French in Vietnam
Domino Theory
Diem vs Ho Chi Minh
Tonkin Gulf Resolution
Section 2
McNamara and Rusk
Escalation
Westmoreland
Finding the Enemy
Vietcong
Section 2
New Frontier
Peace Corps
NASA and the moon
JFK and Civil Rights
JFK Assassination
Warren Commission
Section 4
H-Bomb
Ike/Dulles and brinkmanship
Warsaw Pact
Eisenhower Doctrine
Space Race
U-2Incident
Section 4
White flight
Urban renewal
Napalm and Agent Orange
Search and Destroy Tactics
US Morale
Credibility Gap/TV war
Section 3
Unfair Draft
Opposition to War
SDS and Protest
Fall of Saigon
War Powers Act
Draft Resistance
Doves vs Hawks
Section 4
Tet Offensive
Eugene McCarthy
LBJ’s decision
RFK’s decision
Assasssination of RFK/MLK
Chicago Convention Riots
Election of 1968
Section 5
Vietnamization
Silent Majority
My Lai
Kent State
PentagonPapers
IMPORTANT EVENTS:
Manhattan Project
Battle of Midway
Yalta Conference
Nuremberg Trials
Warsaw Pact
Sputnik
Bay of Pigs
Cuban Missile Crisis
Tet Offensive
Kent State
Berlin Airlift
My Lai
Berlin Airlift
Sit-In
U-2
NATO
Tonkin Gulf Resolution
Beat Movement
Great Society
IMPORTANT TERMS:
Rationing
Communism
Nixon Tapes
Counterculture
Pentagon Papers
Agent Orange
Napalm
Desegregation
SNCC
SCLC
Interstate Highway Act
White flight
Iron Curtain
Cold War
War of Attrition
brinkmanship
Berlin Wall
Island hopping
Baby Boom
Vietnamization
Camelot
Blacklisted
NASA
Satellite nations
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Little Rock Nine
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr.
Freedom Riders
George Wallace
Malcolm Little (X)
Black Panthers
Ho Chi Minh
IMPORTANT PEOPLE:
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tuskegee Airmen
General George Patton
Harry S. Truman
Douglas McArthur
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Joseph Stalin
Joseph McCarthy