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  1. CHAPTER 21 (FDR 1933 - 1945)
  2. eleanor roosevelt
  3. > her relationship to teddy & fdr, important role in fdr’s life and presidency
  4. new deal
  5. > “middle way,” hoover’s relation to it, bank holiday, limits for women; chicanos; bpoc, native americans during, legacy
  6. second new deal
  7. > social security act: what it includes, what it almost include, what it does for the role of government
  8. WPA
  9. > what it stands for, federal writers project (remember welty got this info messed up during lecture)
  10. TVA
  11. > what it stands for, which larger project it is a part of, what it does and why it is important (remember welty got this info messed up during lecture)
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  14. CHAPTER 22 (TRUMAN 1945 - 1953)
  15. stalin
  16. > which country is he the leader of, what type of government does this country have, which group is he a part of, what is his relationship with the other group members
  17. hitler
  18. > which country is he the leader of and what type of government does it have, what terrible thing did this country do, how did he rise to power, his followers are part of what trials?
  19. doris miller
  20. > what does he do and on what famous day does he do it? why is this important?
  21. mussolini
  22. > what country is he the leader of? what type of government does it have?
  23. ww2 context & causes
  24. > europe after WW1 (treaty of versailles, league of nations, wilson’s 14 pt failure), rise of nondemocratic nations (how WW1 led to their creation), isolationism & reasons for it, neutrality acts, lend-lease act, FDR & WW2/ his friendship with churchill, beginnings of war pre-us involvement
  25. axis
  26. > which countries are the axis powers, the act that forms their alliance, the theaters each is a part of
  27. allies
  28. > which countries are they, who are the leaders of these countries, what are the leaders called all together, later they come together to form what post-war organization?
  29. US during WW2
  30. > what causes USA to finally join the war, what does the US do in order to increase the likelihood of victory (production, rationing, women + jobs), d-day (what it is, what it does), hiroshima (what it is, what it does), racial tensions during war (executive order 9066, double v, integration of military bases)
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  33. CHAPTER 23
  34. yalta conference
  35. > year, who’s there, what are they discussing, whats the problem, whats the result
  36. cold war
  37. > what does this refer to? what WW2 related things cause this war? what major cold war term does churchill come up with and what does it mean? what is the USA’s goal? what is the other country’s goal? what cold war term does george kennan come with, what are its pros and cons? what is the rhetoric used to describe this war? what weapons are crucial to discussion of this war?
  38. marshall plan
  39. > who comes up with it? whats his job? what is its purpose/what does it do on paper? what is its purpose/ what does it do in action?
  40. truman doctrine
  41. > who comes up with this & when? what is its purpose? what countries does it involve? what is the irony?
  42. hollywood ten
  43. > what does this refer to? famous name involved in this term, what happens to him? who accuses them, who views their trial, what is their argument? what happens post-trial?
  44. joseph mccarthy
  45. > what is his job? how does he become famous? how does he lose his credibility? what term do we get from his name and what does it mean?
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  48. CHAPTER 24 (EISENHOWER 1953 - 1961)
  49. gender roles in the 1950s
  50. > post WW2 society what types of jobs are available and for whom? two numerical figures related to women’s jobs/wages, what is the cold war rhetoric used to explain us women’s sphere of domesticity?
  51. the golden age
  52. > definition: post war economic growth: what is it like?, standards of living: what are they like?, 4 new innovations/inventions: what are they & how do they affect people’s lives
  53. eisenhower
  54. > how does he rise to power/fame? political ambiguity, his feelings about civil rights
  55. nixon
  56. > whose running mate and VP? famous for what before that? checkers speech, kitchen debate
  57. john foster dulles
  58. > what’s his job? what policy does he propose?
  59. MAD
  60. > what does it stand for? its part of which policy proposed by whom? its implications + does it work?
  61. emmett till
  62. > who is he + how old, where is he from + where does he go, who does he talk to + what does he say, what happens to him bc of this? what happens during the trial? what does his mother do?
  63. brown v board
  64. > context example: clarendon, SC, where does BvB happen? what is the argument? what is the evidence? what year is the decision made & what is the decision? what are its problems? what is the response to BvB?
  65. little rock nine
  66. > what year does it happen? what court case are they trying to implement the results of? where does it occur? state response vs. federal response
  67. earl warren
  68. > what is his job? what famous event goes with his name?
  69. segregation
  70. > how is it entrenched in society (3 ways), how is it reinforced (5 ways)
  71. civil rights movement
  72. > what is it about? important names: rosa parks & what she did, where, the year, the result/ MLK/ malcolm x/ black power movement, kerner report
  73. ho chi minh
  74. > decolonization of vietnam, which type of government does he advocate for? how does the USA feel about him? what do we do about it?
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  77. CHAPTER 25 (JFK 1961-1963/ LBJ 1963-1969)
  78. MLK
  79. > who is he? famous letter & its aims, famous speech where and when, assassinated when?
  80. JFK
  81. > who is he? what is different about him? JFK & cold war: 3 things, how does he feel about civil rights?, where and when is he assassinated and by whom?
  82. integration of ole miss
  83. > what happens here? state vs federal government? what does kennedy do/say about it? who ends up attending ole miss upon integration?
  84. LBJ
  85. > who is he? how does he get his job? what is important about his presidency (in terms of civil rights & party switch), what do opponents say about him? LBJ vs goldwater
  86. civil rights act of 1964
  87. > who pushes this into law? what does it say? where does it apply?
  88. voting rights act of 1965
  89. > who pushes this one? what does it include?
  90. march from selma, AL
  91. > what is it protesting? what year? where do they go? what famous place does it come to a head on? national/international result.
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  94. CHAPTER 26 (NIXON 1969 - 1974)
  95. nixon (again)
  96. > is nixon on the right, left or in between? what organizations/acts/policies does he found/support? nixon & cold war, end of his presidency: watergate, impeachment, resignation
  97. vietnam war
  98. > escalation after decolonization: tet offensive & my lai, invasion of cambodia, pentagon papers, ending, impact
  99. vietnam protests
  100. > what event intensifies the protests? kent state protest + result,
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  103. CHAPTER 27 (BUSH SR. 1989 - 1993/ BILL CLINTON 1993 - 2001/ GEORGE W BUSH 2001 - 2009
  104. first gulf war
  105. > rise of conservatism: reagan & his administration, US & foreign affairs, how this leads to election of george h w bush, iraq + kuwait + saudi arabia, operation desert storm
  106. the clintons
  107. > who is bill clinton, how does he beat the incumbent? monica lewinsky scandal + impeachment, WTO (pros and cons), NAFTA
  108. osama bin laden
  109. > origins, 1996 fatwa, 2002 letter to america, war on terror, september 11, 2001
  110. bin laden’s letter to america
  111. > what does he say about USA’s hypocrisy? what examples does he cite? what does he want the US to do?
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  115. NAMES:
  116. FDR
  117. eleanor roosevelt
  118. hebert hoover
  119. john collier
  120. benito mussolini
  121. joseph stalin
  122. adolf hitler
  123. winston churchill
  124. doris miller
  125. tuskegee airmen
  126. paul nitze
  127. george kennan
  128. walter lippmann
  129. harry s truman
  130. george c marshall
  131. mao zedong
  132. douglas macarthur
  133. hubert humphrey
  134. strom thurmond
  135. joseph mccarthy
  136. dalton trumbo
  137. nikita khrushchev
  138. dwight d eisenhower
  139. richard nixon
  140. john foster dulles
  141. ho chi minh
  142. ngo dinh diem
  143. emmett till
  144. carolyn bryant
  145. mamie till
  146. levi pearson
  147. thurgood marshall
  148. mamie phillips clark
  149. earl warren
  150. JFK
  151. rosa parks
  152. martin luther king jr.
  153. james meredith
  154. LBJ
  155. barry goldwater
  156. malcolm x
  157. bobby kennedy
  158. leonid brezhnev
  159. william “rusty” calley, jr
  160. hugh thompson, jr
  161. gerald ford
  162. jimmy carter
  163. ayatollah khomeini
  164. ronald reagan
  165. jerry falwell
  166. george h w bush
  167. Norman Schwarzkopf, jr
  168. saddam hussein
  169. noam chomsky
  170. bill clinton
  171. hillary clinton
  172. monica lewinsky
  173. osama bin laden
  174. george w bush
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