Test of History II Flashcards
study and learn about history II (42 cards)
To oversee activities in the stock market, established in 1934.
securities and exchange commission
approximately how many people died after the atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima?
140,000 persons
a former New Dealer accused of being a communist, convicted of perjury.
Alger Hiss
An anti-labor law passed over Truman’s veto
Taft Hartley Act
Headed by South Caroline Governor J. Strom Thurmond in 1948; also called the ‘Dixiecrats”
The States Right Party
A journalist who influenced cold war policy
Walter Lippman
A cabinet member who ran for president in 1948 under the progressive party
Henry Wallace
A military alliance; Dwight D. Eisenhower was the first supreme commander
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
Contain communism by giving $ 400 million to Greece and Turkey
Truman Doctrine
A campaign by the CIO to unionize Southern industry after WWII
operation Dixie
George kennan’s advice that led to the U.S containment policy
Long telegram
Labor leader who co-founded the United farm workers
Cesar Chavez
the government misled the public about the Vietnam war
Pentagon paper reveal
Osama bin laden was killed?
yes, by u.s navy seals in Pakistan in 2011
What was the peak daily COVID-19 death rate under Trump?
over 3,000 deaths per day
who did the states rights party nominate in 1948
J. Strom Thurmond
How many U.S president have been impeached?
Three ( Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump)
first woman in congress; voted against both world war
Jeannette Rankin
1919 case limiting free speech during wartime
Schenck v. united states
Terrorist attack by al-Qaeda 3,000 dead; led to war on terror
September 11,2001
crime in 2014 full scale invasion in 2022
Russian invade Ukraine
Barack Obama; 365 electoral votes and 69.5 million popular votes
2008 Election
massive flooding especially in New Orleans 1,800 deaths and federal response criticism
Hurricane Katrina
conservative evangelical leader founder of the moral majority
Jerry Falwell