- During the 1950's, the U.S. was concerned with Mossadegh's, intentions for what nation's oil supplies.
- This case dismantled the legal basis for racial segregation in schools and public facilities.
- Reagan departed from the militantly anti-Soviet stance of his 1st term by negotiating with ___ on nuclear arms reductions.
- Roosevelt's decision to move Japanese people to ___ was a response to strong anti Japanese sentiment and fear.
- Longest battle of WWII: Battle of the ___. If Britain had lost it, they would have lost access to oil.
- According to W. Bush, Iran, Iraq, and North Korea were part of the ___ that menaced American security.
- Impeached because he lied under oath and obstructed justice; 2nd president to be impeached and cleared of charges.
- A company people can buy into and purchase rights to own their own store of the same name and products.
- Who won the election of 1924, beating out Progressive candidate La Follette and Democrat John Davis?
- Not an import issue to the New Right to eliminate through legal action.
- The alliance that began between Germany and Austria-Hungary.
- This progressive politician advocated for government ownership of railroads, relief for farmers, and control of monopolies.
- A mix of different companies controlled by one larger company.
- Critics say this resulted in reverse discrimination.
- "Sulfur Island," when American troops arrived here, they discovered Japanese soldiers dug into the terrain, making Mt. Suribachi a fierce battle.
- The blockage of West Germany by the Soviet Union led to the U.S. using places to drop supplies to citizens is known as what event?
- The alliance that began between Russia and France
- Segregation that occurs even though it isn't legally established.
- The dramatic increase in ___ in the 50's contributed to increased pollution, passage of the Interstate Highway Act, and more people living further away from work.
- This pressured farmers to lower production & destroy crops with the goal of raising crops prices and farm income.