- What other than artillery killed millions of soldiers during WW1?
- Germany angered the rest of the world by invading what country?
- En quelle année Christophe Colomb découvre un nouveau territoire qui est l'Amérique ?
- Quelles sont les deux hommes qui on participés à la controverse de Valladolid en Espagne en 1550-1551 ?
- Comment appelle-on la flotte immense qui protège la flotte Royale ?
- Quand le traité de Tordesillas a été décidé ?
- SDS leader Tom Hayden manifesto that rejected the establishment and what he claimed was a system of power rooted in possession, privilege, racism, or circumstance.
- Daniel Elsberg released top secret documents revealing U.S. dealings in Southeast Asia and the Vietnam War that reinvigorated the waning anti-war movement.
- Students for a Democratic Society was a radical anti-war organization during the late 1960's and early 1970's responsible for leading Anti-War protests and campus violence.
- 1960's-1970's anti-establishment youth movement that opposed the Vietnam War, believed in the use of mind expanding drugs and extreme liberalism.
- 4 students killed on campus during SDS led anti-establishment/anti-war protests in the 1970s
- Committee to Re-Elect the President. They were the overzealous supporters of Richard Nixon's re-election campaign.
- A break in by Nixon staff members into the Democratic National Convention Headquarters housed in the hotel. It resulted in cover-ups, obstruction and the eventual resignation of Nixon
- Part of the Nixon Doctrine and began the Johnson Administration. It was the policy of turning the war in Vietnam to the ARVN (Army of the Republic of [South] Vietnam).
- In the Vietnam War, the supply route was used by the communist forces of Vietnam to ferry war supplies through Laos and Cambodia into South Vietnam.
- The mainstream of middle American society that supported the U.S. domestic policy and foreign policy in the late 1960's and early 1970's and opposed the loud student/anti-war types and protestors in general with slogans such as "America Love it or Leave it"
- Militant organization dedicated to protect African Americans from police violence. Founded in Oakland, CA by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton had a radical agenda and the belief in armed self-defense and armed clashes with the police.
- Closest USSR and USA ever came to starting WWIII. Kennedy objected to the Soviet medium range missiles - he blockaded Cuba and threatened invasion.
- UFW founded in 1962 by Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta that sought to empower Mexican American migrant workers who faced discrimination and exploitative working conditions.
- Lyndon Johnson's program of bringing economic, social and political progress to the U.S. from 1965-1969 - So-called "war on poverty".