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31 Cards in this Set

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JFK
The democratic candidate and the eventual winner of the 1960 election
LBJ
Kennedy's running mate for the presidency
flexible response
JFK's foreign policy to have a number of options in case of international crises
peace corps
sent American volunteers to work for two years in developing countries
Alliance for progress
a program to expand economic aid to Latin america
Fidel Castro
led an uprising that succeeded in Cuba
Cuban missile crisis
The brink of Nuclear war with Cuba and the Soviet Union
Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
ended the testing of nuclear bombs in the atmosphere and underwater
hot line
enabled the leaders of the two countries to communicate during a crisis
Jacqueline Kennedy
JFK's 1st lady
Donna Shalala
One of the many Americans motivated by under Kennedy's vision Secretary of health and human services under Bill Clinton
Bobby Kennedy
brother to John and Attorney General under him
New Frontier
Kennedy's plan for the US
Area Redevelopment Act
a bill to provide economic assitance to destressed regions
Michael Harrington
published a well- documented study of poverty in America
Lee Harvey Oswald
the man who shot Kennedy
Warren Commission
spent ten months reviewing the evidence from JFK's assasination
War on Poverty
Johnson's plan for America
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson sent for this to be created by congress
Volunteers in service to America
a domestic version of the Peace Corps
Barry Goldwater
a conservative from arizona
Medicaid
a government program that provides free health care to the needy
Medicare
a national health insurance program for people over 65
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
provided $1.3 billion in aid to schools in poor areas
Robert C. Weaver
first African american member of a presidential cabinet of the Department of housing and Urban development
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
a nonprofit organization dedicated to offering educational television programing
Rachel Carson
contributed to enviromental concern
Earl Warren
Chief Justice that extended individual rights
Reynolds v. sims
the court further extended equality in the voting booth
berlin wall
russians put wall up in berlin
flexible response
Strategy adopted by the Kennedy administration of keeping a range of options open for dealing with international crises.