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67 Cards in this Set
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amendment-freedom of assembly, speech, religion
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1st amendment
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amendment-bear arms
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2nd amendment
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amendment-quartering of soldiers
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3rd amendment
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amendment-freedom from unlawful search and seizure
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4th amendment
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amendment-no self incrimination
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5th amendment
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amendment-right to know witnesses against you, public trial, right to a lawyer
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6th amendment
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amendment-no cruel or unusual punishment, excessive bail/fines
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8th amendment
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amendment-slavery abolished
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13th amendment
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amendment-states cannot deny rights to citizens
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14th amendment
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amendment-all men can vote
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15th amendment
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amendment-made alcohol illegal
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18th amendment
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amendment-women can vote
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19th amendment 1920
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amendment-repealed 18th amendment
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21st amendment
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3 r's
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relief, recovery, reform to get the US out of the depression
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17th parallel
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line dividing Vietnam
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38th parallel
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line dividing Korea
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German leader during WWII
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Aldof Hitler
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chemical used to kill plants in Vietnam
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Agent Orange
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organized crime learder, smuggled in alcohol during Prohibition
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Al Capone
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owned US steel
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Andrew Carnegie
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Britain/France allow Hitler to take Sudetenland
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Appeasement of Hitler
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race to most powerful nuclear weapon
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Arms Race
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set first form of government, weak central power
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Articles of Confederation 1777
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last German defense in WWII
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Battle of the Buldge
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Italian leader during WWII
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Benito Mussolini
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Us respond to Soviet-Berlin blockade
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Berline Airlift
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Orlando, Wilson, Clemenceau, George
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Big 4
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stock market crashed
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Black Tuesday
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Germany's "lightning" war tactic
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Blitzkrieg
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WWI vets wanted promised bonus
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Bonus Marches or Army
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refusing to use a compnay's services to force change
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Boycott
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Vietcong enemies of US
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Charlie
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US cold war policy/strategy against communism
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Containment
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Soviet Union had missles in Cuba which threatened U.S.
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Cuban Missle Crisis
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D-day
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invasion of Normandy
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the way people thought communism spread
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Domino Theory
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2nd A-bomb dropped--Nagasaki
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Fat Man
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FDR radio programs to boost morale
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Fireside Chats
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2nd president in Great Depression (R)
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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riding buses to challenge segregation on busses
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Freedom Riders
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president during depression (D)
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Herbert Hoover
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Japanese city US bombed (little boy)
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Hiroshima
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revolutionary leader of N. Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh
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vital supply line from N. Vietnam to Vietcong in S. Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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shany towns during Depression
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Hoovervilles
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term of island to island battle in WWII
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Island Hopping
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Russian leader during WWII
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Joseph Stalin
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Joseph D Rockefeller
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owned standard oil company
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"Angel of Death"; SS officer
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Joseph Mengele
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Japanese suicide bombers
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Kent State
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created Townships to regulate new claimed land in the west
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Land Ordinance of 1785
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1st atomic bomb on Hiroshima
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Little Boy
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black students who were persecuted for joining White School
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Little Rock Nine
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leader of Black Muslim Movement
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Malcom X
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Europe's plan to build an atomic bomb
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Manhattan Project
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buying stock on credit
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margin
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plan after WWII to help Europe rebuild
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Marshall Plan
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Japanese city hit 2nd by Fatman
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Nagasaki
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s. vietnam's president
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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area between the trenches
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no man's land
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set up gidlines for townships (popluation requirements, etc)
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Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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Operation Overload
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code name for D-day
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after civil war rebuilding occured
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reconstruction
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race to space
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Space Race
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soviety satelite first to space
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Sputnik
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vietcong attacked S. Vietnam
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Tet Offensive
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British Leader in WWII
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Winston Churchill
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