- This agency was established in 1942 to regulate the production of materials during World War II; it converted and expanded peacetime industries to meet war needs
- This is the organization of a nation's armed forces for active military service in times of war or other national emergency
- This act required that all men between the ages of 21 and 35 register with local draft boards; it was the first peacetime conscription in United States history
- Allowed the president to lend, lease or sell anything to the Allies to help them win the war
- This is to call up or select men for the armed services; during World War II this called up more than 10 million men
- This government agency was created in 1941 to set price ceilings and to ration scarce supplies of tires, automobiles, shoes, nylon, sugar, gasoline, fuel, oil, coffee, meats and other
- Why did American military officials begin calculating their progress in body counts and kill ratios in Vietnam in 1965?
- This is the controlled distribution and consumption of scarce resources and goods; by 1943 government issued ration coupons were required to purchase meat, coffee, and hundreds of other items
- Which was one of the practical arguments made by protesters against the Vietnam War?
- Why was the United States military unprepared and ineffective in their attempt to defeat the Communist forces in South Vietnam?
- Which of these heightened fears and provided a rationalization for President Kennedy's military buildup in the 1960s?
- Which group served as an ally to North Vietnam during the conflict from 1965 through 1968?
- Who organized the first major protest in the United States against the Vietnam War in April 1965?
- Of the more than 7,500 American women who served in the Vietnam War, most served as
- The purpose of the limited nuclear test ban treaty signed by the United States, Soviet Union, and Great Britain in 1963 was to
- Nixon replaced Chief Justice Earl Warren with Warren E. Burger, who took which stance as a Justice on the Supreme Court?
- President Carter implemented legislation that impacted which major areas?
- Who won the Democratic nomination for president in 1968?
- Which event happened shortly after peace negotiations for the war in Southeast Asia began in Paris in May 1968?
- How did candidates Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon differ on the central issue of the war in Vietnam during the 1968 election?