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| outlawed the sale of alcohol |
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| somebody who illegally transported alcohol |
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| someone who interprets the Bible literally |
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gangster during the prohibition
from Chicago |
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woman in the 20s
short skirts
bobbed hair |
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| first person to fly solo across the Atlantic |
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| artist of the American Southwest |
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most famous writer of the day
Old Man of the Sea |
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| flowering of the African American culture |
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| buying stocks in the belief that the prices will go up |
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| borrowing money so you can buy more stocks |
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| the day the stock market crashed |
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| massive economic downturn of the late 20s and 30s |
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shacks people lived in during the Great Depression
Hooverville |
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| low cost or free food given to needy people |
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| line of people waiting for free food |
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drought on the Great Plains
topsoil blew away |
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| President that got us into the Great Depression |
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| president that helped the US out of the depression |
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| FDR program during the depression |
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FDR's wife
activist for black people & women's rights |
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Works Progress Administration
New Deal program that provided jobs to the poor |
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| New Deal gave money to elderly, unemployed, and widowed |
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| author of The Pearl and Grapes of Wrath |
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| famous movie based on a book written by Margaret Mitchell |
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| Tennessee Valley Authorithy |
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| constructed dams and power plants |
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| Soviet Union leader who killed 30 million |
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| government who has complete (total) control over the lives of citizens |
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| strong military dominated government by a dictator |
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fascist leader of Germany
killed 6 million Jews |
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| philosophy of extreme nationalism, racism, and military expansion |
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prime minister of Great Britain
didn't want to appease Hitler |
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| giving someone something to keep them happy |
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| French renaissance leader |
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| systematic murder of Jews and other groups |
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| killing of an entire group |
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| part of a city where Jews were concentrated |
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| Nazi prison camp for Jews |
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| Germany, Italy, and Japan |
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| US, USSR, and Great Britain |
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| gave weapons to allies on promise of later payment |
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| women that served in WWII as nurses and drivers |
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| building of the Atomic Bomb |
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| government agency that decides what factories should produce |
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| government decides how much of certain goods people can get |
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US general during WWII |
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| invasion of Normandy beach |
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| brilliant US commander of tanks |
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| day the Axis Powers in Europe surrendered |
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| president that dropped the atomic bomb |
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| commander of US forces in the Pacific |
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| leader of the US Navy in the Pacific |
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| where the first atomic bomb was dropped |
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| sight of the German war crime trials |
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| government gives home and education loans to veterans |
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| confinement or restriction of movement during war |
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| international group formed to keep world peace |
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| countries that surrendered to the Soviet Union and were controlled by them |
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| stopping the spread of Communism |
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| time of hostility without violence between the US and USSR |
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| Us defense alliance with Canada and Western Europe |
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| City in Germany was blockaded so the US flies in supplies |
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Chinese nationalist leader
went to Taiwan |
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| list of people that people are not supposed to work with in Hollywood |
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| US senator from Wisconsin that led a communist witch hunt |
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| US policy on the edge of war |
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| US agency formed to spy on other countries |
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| USSR's security alliance with Eastern Europe |
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| leader of the Soviet Union during the Cuban Missile Crisis |
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first black US Supreme Court justice
lawyer that won Brown vs. Board of Education |
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| court case that outlawed segregation |
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| wouldn't give up her bus seat |
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most influential civil rights leader
peaceful |
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| civil right group formed by MLK |
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| protest where people peacefully refuse to leave |
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| people that traveled South against segregation |
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| first African American to attend Ole Miss |
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| Voting Rights Act of 1965 |
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| law that made it easier to register African Americans in the South |
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Muslim civil rights leader
originally believed in separatism |
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| slogan started by Stokely Carmichael to encourage African American pride |
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| civil rights organization that had no problem with violence |
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| Vietnamese communist leader |
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| Vietnamese people who fought against the French for independence |
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| if one country falls to communism they all will |
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| South Vietnamese guerrillas |
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| trail from North Vietnam and goes to South Vietnam and goes through Laos and Cambodia |
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| broad powers to wage war in Vietnam |
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Army of the Republic of Vietnam
South Vietnamese Army |
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| Defoliant used in Vietnam |
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| people that believed in the war in Vietnam |
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president
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got us out of Vietnam |
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| scandal where Republicans broke into the Democratic headquarters |
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| massacre of hundreds of Vietnamese civilians |
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| Nixon's plan to turn over the fighting to the South Vietnamese |
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| anit-war protest where the National Guard shot 4 people |
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| belief that women are equal to men |
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| young people that rejected mainstream beliefs |
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