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37 Cards in this Set
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Benito Mussolini
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dictator of Italy during WWII
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Carrie Lane Chapman Catt
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founded the league of women voters
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W.E.B. DuBois
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founder of the NAACP
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Henry Ford
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had system of building automobiles using an assembly line shich made cars faster and cheaper
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Charles Lindbergh
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American pilot. first ot fly his small plane-the spirit of St. Louis- across the Atlantic Ocean
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General Douglas Macarthur & Admiral Cheste W. Nimitz
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commanded the allied forces in the Pacific
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Neil Armstrong & Edwin"Buzz" Aldrin Jr.
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First astronaut to walk onthe moon
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Booker T. Washington
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former slave who helped found Tuskegee Institute a trade school for African-Americans in Alabama
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George Washington Carver
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developed many new food products using peanuts
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Martin Luthe King
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leader of Civil Rights movement of 1950s and 1960s
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Theodore Roosevelt
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began the Panama Canal
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Woodrow Wilson
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founded League of Nations which found peaceful ways of solving conflicts between countries
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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leader of D-Day invasion
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William Clinton
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led U.S. in a period of economic growth
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George Bush
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led U.S. in Persian Gulf War
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Ronald Reagan
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helped the cold war
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James Carter
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helped negotiate a peace treaty between Egypt and Isreal
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George W. Bush
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won the closest election in U.S. history; led the U.S. in war against terrorism
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U.S. purchase of Alaska
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brought the nation many natural resources
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building of Panama Canal
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was built to link American ports on the Atlantic coast with those on the Pacific Coast
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World War I
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German U-boats sank 3 US merchant ships which prompted the US to enter WWI.
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Harlem Renaissance
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Period in the 1920s when African-American artists, musicians, and writers flourished
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Relocation Camps
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The movement of 110,000 Japanese American into the states of California, Arizona, Wyoming, Arkansas, and Idaho
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Bus Boycott
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began in Montgomery, Alabama when Rosa Parks refused to move to a different seat
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start of WWII
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Germany invaded Poland
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US enters WWII
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AFTER Japanese planes dropped a bomb on Pearl Harbor an American Naval Base
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D-Day invasion
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June 6, 1944. The Allies began the largest water to land invasion in history on Northern France
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US involved in Vietnam
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to stop the spread of communism 1..Cost billions 2.. death to thousands of American Soldiers3..divided the American people
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Holocaust
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The mass murder of more than 6 million Jewish peopple in Europe
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German economy after WWI
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developed problems because Germany had to pay other countries for War damages
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WWII(country invading US)
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Japan
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Soviet Union joined Allied forces
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after Germany invaded the Soviet Union
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Rosa Parks
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2 effects: 1..people boycotted buses 2..supreme court ruled to end all segregation on public transportation
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trenches
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American soldiers fought here during WWI
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The New Deal
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program that produced large amounts of electricity was the Tennessee Valley Authority
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blockade
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used by the Soviet Union to try to force western Allies out of Western Berlin
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cease-fire
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a temporary end to a conflict
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