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FINAL EXAM Review: U.S. HISTORY 111B “code talkers” “I shall return,” “Speak softly and carry a big stick.” “You can have a car in any color as long as it’s black.” 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee 21st Amendment Adolph Hitler Assembly line Babe Ruth Benito Mussolini Benjamin Spock Berlin airlift Betty Friedan black power Blacklist Brown v. Board of Education Campaigns to collect scrap metal, kitchen fats, and other materials Carl Bernstein César Chávez Cold War Containment D-Day de facto segregation Disagreement over which issue worsened post-war relations between the United States and the Soviet Union? domino theory Dwight D. Eisenhower Equal Rights Amendment Escalation of the war in Vietnam FDR and the bombing of Pearl Harbor. FDR’s “bank holiday” FDR’s “brain trust” First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt Fourteen Points Franklin Delano Roosevelt Freedom Rides George Wallace Gloria Steinem Harry S. Truman Henry Kissinger Hideki Tojo How the government sought to guarantee profit for businesses engaged in war production HUAC Influence of the Depression on European economies iron curtain Jackie Robinson JFK and Reagan John Maynard Keynes Jonas Salk Joseph Stalin League of Nations Liberty Bonds Louis Armstrong major economic argument for Imperialist expansion major environmental crisis of the 1930s Malcolm X Many senators opposed American entry into the League of Nations why? Marcus Garvey Marshall Plan Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Birmingham, Alabama NASA Nation of Islam Neil Armstrong Nixon’s work in China outcome of the Korean War President Nixon and Watergate Progressives ideas about the government Rachel Carson reparations results of the Cuban Missile Crisis results of the Spanish-American War satellite nation signs that the economy was weakening in the 1920s sit-in Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) Teapot Dome The “Double V” campaign the Dow Jones Industrial Average in late October 1929, The Harlem Renaissance The Manhattan Project the Marshall Plan The Plumbers and the Committee to Reelect the President the Roosevelt Corollary the Truman Doctrine the United States’ decision to enter World War I The Zimmerman Note Theodore Roosevelt U-boat Versailles Treat Vietnam War’s end in 1975 What did Italy, Germany, and Japan have in common in the 1930s? What did New Deal programs fail to address? What finally brought an end to World War II What prompted the United States to enter the war in 1941? Which event sparked World War I? Why FDR cut back on expensive relief programs in 1937 William Randolph Hearst Winston Churchill Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations Zimmerman note
