Semester 2 US History Study guide
productivity
franchise business
demobilization
consumerism
nuclear family
baby boom
service sector
inner city
multinational corporation
termination policy
Yalta Conference
island hopping
Tuskegee Airmen
genocide
A. Philip Randolph
War Refugee Board
rationing
442nd Regimental Combat Team
Dwight Eisenhower
UN
George Kennan f.
Douglas MacArthur
Red Scare
Julius Rosenberg
McCarthyism
satellite state
Eisenhower Doctrine
arms race
limited war
mutually assured destruction
Manhattan Project
Erwin Rommel
Normandy
internment
James B. Doolittle
anti-semitism
“Mein Kampf”
Douglas MacArthur
rationing
nonaggression pact
Rosa Parks
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Zedong
Earl Warren
gross national product (GNP)
James Meredith
“Brown v. Topeka Board of Education”
Malcolm X
GI bill
Fair Housing Act
Freedom Summer
Kerner Commission
Thurgood Marshall
Malcolm X
Brown v. Board of Education
black power
de jure segregation
freedom ride
Voting Rights Act
James Meredith
Great Society
Civil Rights Act
deficit spending g.
Warren Commission
Richard M. Nixon
Berlin Wall
flexible response
Medicaid
Fidel Castro
New Frontier
Peace Corps
Alliance for Progress
Berlin Wall
space race
Warren Commission
Equal Pay Act
flexible response
New Frontier
Bay of Pigs invasion
deficit spending
Rosa Parks
Civil Rights Act of 1964
SNCC
Montgomery bus boycott
Civil Rights Act of 1957
de jure segregation
de facto segregation
Medgar Evers
sit-in
March on Washington
John D. Rockefeller
mass production
corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas Edison h.
Knights of Labor
sweatshop
entrepreneur
monopoly
Homestead Strike
skyscrapers
Ellis Island
Gilded Age
mass culture
urbanization
mass transit
William Randolph Hearst
Horatio Alger
Elisha Otis
“melting pot”
cash crop
assimilate
Civil Rights Act of 1875
vigilante
reservation
transcontinental railroad
Little Big Horn
open range
Wounded Knee
Homestead Act
W.E.B. Du Boisf.
Populist Party
Ida B. Wells
spoils system
Las Gorras Blancas
poll tax
Oliver H. Kelley
William Jennings Bryan
Farmers’ Alliances
William McKinley
Progressivism
NAACP
settlement house
Square Deal
temperance movement
Pure Food and Drug Act
Alice Paul
Woodrow Wilson
Booker T. Washington
Sixteenth Amendment
William Randolph Hearst
the Platt Amendment
imperialism
“moral diplomacy”
“big stick” diplomacy
Social Darwinism
William Howard Taft
spheres of influences
Emilio Aguinaldo
jingoism
Western Front
influenza
casualties
reparations
Lusitania
creditor nation
Selective Service Act
Espionage Act
John J. Pershingj.
Bernard Baruch
mass production
The Jazz Singer
bull market
Scopes Trial
Andrew Mellon h.
Harlem Renaissance
Sigmund Freud
Langston Hughes
Ku Klux Klan
Dawes Plan
Okies
trickle-down economics
repatriation
Bonus Army
tenant farmers
Black Tuesday
speculation
Douglas MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
business cycle
Mary McLeod Bethune
pump priming
Federal Art Project
welfare state
sit-down strike
Works Progress Administration
court packing
Huey Long
John Steinbeck
collective bargaining