Study Guide Flashcards

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Rock and Roll

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in 1950-1960 music was segregated, but young people started listening to black music, the older generation did not. People feared pop culture desegregation could change what the younger white generation holds to be good and true

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Little Rock 9

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Fall 1957 in Central Little Rock High School in Arkansas, 9 black high schoolers want to integrate the school, but local families, students, and militia are stopping the kids from going to school. Eisenhower sent 101st Airborne to escort the students and force desegregation. For a year, each black student had a soldier escort them to school to protect them. In result, White southerners hate Eisenhower and the Arkansas government wants to stop public education

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101st Airborne

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to escort the students and force desegregation

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Emit Till

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Violence and massive resistance become the way of resistance led by the KKK. In the summer 1955, 14 year old Emit Till visited a family in Mississippi. While there, he is accused of cat calling a white woman. Emit then goes missing, a few days later his body is found in the river, torn up and shot. This event becomes famous and brings to light bow the South is behind on the modern belief of justice and equality

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Southern Manifesto

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south isn’t bound by Brown decision. GA nulifles 14th and 15th amendments, changes state flag, nullifies Brown decision

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Massive Resistance

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takes form in violence by the KKK

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Earl Warren

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Great leader, previous governor of California, wants to overturn Plessy v.Ferguson

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Brown v The Topeka Board of Education

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NAACP finds 5 cases that go against Plessy v. Ferguson (case that established “separate but equal”) Rolls 5 cases into one

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McLaurin v Oklahoma

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Applies to University of Oklahoma and gets accepted, but is segregated from the student body. They sue and go to the Supreme Court. Court rules in favor of McLaurin

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Sweatt v Painter

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Sweatt applies to University of Texas for law school, doesn’t get in because he is black. Sues the school and goes all the way to the Supreme Court. Court rules in favor of Sweatt

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Photograph Campaign

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new way to fight Jim Crow

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Charles Houston

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1935 head attorney of NAACP, trains young lawyers (generation below him) that would become big in the 1960s, starts Photo Campaign to fight Jim Crow

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Plessy v Ferguson

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case that established “separate but equal”

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McCarthyism

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televised hearings between, United States Army and U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy.

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Dixiecrats

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segregational politics

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GI Bill

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gave education to veterans

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Baby Boom

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because of the strong economy families had a lot of children because they felt like they could support large families

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Consumerism

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“Cash & carry” consumer goods and foods policy. Pay up front and pick it up yourself

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Korean War

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fought between north and south korea

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Arms Race

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competition between us and russia for superiority

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Berlin Air Lift

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US flies 1 plane every minute 24 hours a day over West Berlin to give them supplies (Stalin gives up and ends blockade)

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Marshall Plan

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US will give money to any European country that asks for it to rebuild from the war Germany and Russia could ask (Russia doesn’t want money because that would be admitting that the US’s plan is better)

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NATO

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If someone in NATO gets attacked, all the other countries in NATO must help fight

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National Security Act

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Foreign Policy Change

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Truman Doctrine
the US should aid nations or peoples that are under attack from Soviet troops
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Containment
put pressure on communism to stop it from spreading without getting directly involved
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Cold War
conflict without any physical fighting. US and Soviet Union (USSR) are very different and are the only world powers. Both don't want to fight
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"Iron Curtain"
a division between the West and Soviet Union
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Yalta Conference
Churchill, FDR, Stalin meet at Yalta - war not over, but allies know they are going to win
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results of yalta conference
They meet to talk about what they will do for peace after the war Agree to create United Nations (UN) America agrees to join Stalin agrees he will help the allies defeat Japan after war in Europe stops Stalin allows free elections in Poland - allowed to vote communist or not o To divide Germany into 4 parts All of this is to avoid WW3 or anything like WW2 ever again
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki
where 1st and 2nd atomic bombs were dropped
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The Bomb
atomic bomb
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Harry Truman
FDR dies about a year into his 4th term, Harry S. Truman becomes president, because FDR dies about a year into his 4th term
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Manhattan Project
top secret project where US creates atomic bomb
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Battle of Iwo Jima
Japanese lost 99% of people defending that island. Mainland Japan was under fire bombing
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Island Hopping
strategy used by the united states, to seize small islands to get closer to Japan
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Race to Berlin
a race to see who can be the first to enter berlin
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Battle of the Bulge
biggest battle of WWII; Germans lose
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D-Day Invasion
invade Normandy, France; largest invasion; By August, Paris taken back by allies, but by December they can't get past German
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Invasion of USSR
destroy Soviet military strength and force No capitulation was accomplished
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Pearl Harbor
Japan attacks US; destroyed 19 ships, killed 3000 people
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The Atlantic Charter
lays out what would happen in America entered the war
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Lend-Lease Program
give British military supplies, US gets naval base
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Blitzkrieg
to take over the enemy as fast as possible
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Munich Conference
European leaders meet with Hitler - Hitler said he wouldn't expand
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1935-1936 Neutrality Acts
making it unlawful for Americans to ship or sell weapons or other supplies to hostile countries
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Rome, Tokyo, Berlin Axis
alliance between Italy, Japan, and Germany Japan is ruled by an emperor and is becoming more militaristic
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Appeasement
allows Germany to do something wrong and get their way. Within 6 months, Hitler invaded Czechoslovakia
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Benito Mussolini
dictator of italy
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Adolph Hitler
dictator of germany
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Fascism
Nationalistic, Authoritarian, Militaristic, and Expansionist
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Washington Naval Conference
attempts to prevent Japan leading to a war
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Isolationism
strategy where America tries to isolate and remain apart from other countries
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"FDR's Court Packing Scheme"
FDR tries to add a justice for every justice over 70
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Social Security Act
tries to pay retired workers after 65
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2nd New Deal
Government outreaches directly and create social security act
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"Fireside Chats"
How FDR show his plan and is able to reach almost everyone in the US
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Tennessee Valley Authority
was an electric company, built dams, lakes, public recreation, wants tourism
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Works Progress Administration
anyone who needs a job gets one
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Glass-Steagall Act
effectively separated commercial banking from investment banking and created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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National Industrial Recovery Act
oversaw business practices and ensured workers' access to bargaining. supervised fair trade.
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FDIC
if bank goes out of business you get your money back
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FDR's First 100 Days
Focused around New Deal to help end Great Depression
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20th Amendment
moved inauguration to Jan 20th
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The First New Deal
tries to help stop depression
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FDR
is inaugurated after Hoover
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Hoovervilles
shack like house, that many unemployed people had to make to live in
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1932 Bonus Army
sets up a camp in Washington DC to protest for not getting WW1 bonus
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Hoover Dam
attempt to give people jobs
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Crash of 1929 1st view
crash happened because there were too many rich and to few poor
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crash of 1929 2nd view
federal reserve's fault - could manipulate
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crash of 1929 3rd view
natural - market got too high
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"Black Thursday"
a. Stocks sold, go get money, banks don't have money on hand b. Brokers panic because they can't get paid c. Even people who don't have stocks can't get their money d. Banks close
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Margin Buying
buy a part of stalk without actually paying all the money