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31 Cards in this Set

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John F. Kennedy
Senator of massachusetts
Lyndon B. johnson
Texas senator vice president candidate
Flexible response
To have a number of options in case of international crisies
Peace Corps
Sent American volunteers to work for two years in developing countries
Alliance for Progress
Offered billions of dollars in aid to participating countries
Fidel Castro
Led an uprising that succeeded in overthrowing the Cuban dictator
Berlin Wall
Most widely recognized symbol of the Cold War
Cuban missile crisis
A historical turning point in US Soviet relations
Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
End of testing of nuclear bombs in the atmosphere and underwater
Hot line
Teletype line enabled the leaders of the two countries to communicate directly during a crisis
Jacqueline Kennedy
President's attractive young wife
Donna Shalala
One of the many Americans motivated to action
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy's younger brother
New Frontier
JFK's agenda
Area Redevelopment Act
A bill to provide finically assistance to economically distressed regions that former president Eisenhower had previously vetoed
Michael Harrington
Published the Other America
Lee Harvey Oswald
Assassinate JFK
Warren Commission
Spent 10 months reviewing the evidence
War on Poverty
Unconditional war on poverty in America
Office of Economic Opportunity
Coordinated a series of new anti poverty programs
Volunteers in Service to America
A domestic version of the Peace Corps
Great Society
Johnson's domestic reform program
Barry Goldwater
A conservative from Arizona
Medicare
A national health insurance program for people over age 65
Medicaid
A government program that provides free health care to the needy
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Provided $1.3 billion in aid to schools in poor area
Robert C. weaver
The first african american member of the presidential cabinet
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
A nonprofit organization dedicated to offering educational television programming
Rachel Carson
Marine biologist
Earl Warren
Chief justice
Reynolds v. Sms
Court extended equality in the voting booth by affirming the one person, one vote principle