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Weekly Post for April 9th

US History and Recent US History
This week, we will look at the President’s role in the economy by studying policies of Lyndon Johnson and Ronald Reagan. TURN IN MISSING WORK Vocabulary Quiz Friday. 
EOC Milestone-US History is on May 9th (NOT RECENT US)

1. Civil Right Act of 1964 
2. Détente 
3. Great Society 
4. Medicaid 
5. Medicare 
6. S.A.L.T. (I & II) 
7. Voting Rights Act, 1965
8. Watergate Scandal 
9. affirmative action
10. Grenada Invasion
11. Iran Hostage Crisis 
12. Neo-conservatism 
13. OPEC 
14. Reaganomics 
15. Strategic Defense Initiative 

APUSH
This week, we will look at the President’s role in the economy by studying policies of Lyndon Johnson and Ronald Reagan. TURN IN MISSING WORK Vocabulary Quiz Friday. EOC Milestone-US History is on May 9th 

1. "Supply-side economics"  
2. Affirmative action
3. Anwar Sadat
4. Ayatollah Khomeini  
5. Betty Friedan  
6. Civil Right Act of 1964 
7. CREEP
8. Detente
9. Earl Warren
10. George McGovern  
11. Great Society 
12. Grenada Invasion
13. Iran Hostage Crisis 
14. Jimmy Carter
15. Malcolm X
16. Manuel Noriega
17. Medicaid 
18. Medicare 
19. Moral Majority  
20. Neo-conservatism 
21. Nixon Doctrine  
22. OPEC 
23. Pueblo Incident
24. Reaganomics 
25. SALT 
26. Strategic Defense Initiative 
27. Sunbelt   
28. Voting Rights Act 
29. Warren Burger  
30. Watergate Scandal 

Weekly Post for April 2nd

Recent US History/US History
Turn in late Study Guides for missing major grade by Tuesday. Begin studying for EOC Milestone. See Link

AP US History
Turn in "Is Protest Patriotic?" assignment for major grade by Tuesday. Begin studying for EOC Milestone. See Link

Weekly Post for March 26th

Recent US History

We will finish the Vietnam War this week by completing the Protest Methods and Arguments Poster for a grade.  Cold War Exam Friday-Study Guide below...still due Friday

US History

We will finish the Korean War this week by completing the History of Korea poster for a grade. We will continue the Cold War by looking at the Vietnam War.  Cold War Exam Friday-Study Guide below...still due Friday

COLD WAR EXAM

Study Guide

George Kennan, "The Sources of Soviet Conduct," Foreign Affairs (July 1947)

In these circumstances it is clear that the main element of any United States policy toward the Soviet Union must be that of a long-term, patient but firm and vigilant containment of Russian expansive tendencies... It is clear that the United States cannot expect in the foreseeable future to enjoy political intimacy with the Soviet regime. It must continue to regard the Soviet Union as a rival, not a partner, in the political arena. It must continue to expect that Soviet policies will reflect no abstract love of peace and stability, no real faith in the possibility of a permanent happy coexistence of the Socialist and capitalist worlds, but rather a cautious, persistent pressure toward the disruption and weakening of all rival influence and rival power.

1. What country did the Americans have to defeat in the Pacific during World War II?

2. What country did the Americans have to defeat in the Cold War from 1945-1991?

3. Which policies are advocated in the goals of George Kennan?

4. In what way did the Marshall Plan implement the goals of George Kennan?

5. How did containment change United States foreign policy?

6. What was the main goal of George Kennan’s Long Telegram?

7. What is the policy of containment?

8. What committed the United States to a foreign policy based on containment of communism?

9. What was the greatest setback to the early U.S. policy of containment (1940s)?

10. What were the goals of the Marshall Plan?

11. How did the United States respond to the Berlin Blockade in 1948?

12. How was the formation of NATO and the Warsaw Pact similar?

13. Describe the controversy over leadership in the Korean War.

14. Describe the outcome of the Korean War.

15. In the 1950s and 1960s, what part of the world saw nationalist movements that were the greatest challenge to U.S. Cold War goals?

16. What crime was the subject of the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg trial?

17. Describe John F. Kennedy

18. What was the intended goal of the Bay of Pigs invasion?

19. How did President Kennedy try to keep communism out of Vietnam?

20. Which Cold War events turned violent in an effort to contain communism?

21. Describe the dichotomy of President Lyndon Johnson’s attempts to eliminate poverty while attacking communism abroad.

22. Why did President Johnson escalate the Vietnam War?

23. What was the major North Vietnamese and Viet Cong offensive launched on the Vietnamese New Year in 1968?

24. During the Vietnam War, how did television influenced popular opinion of the conflict?

25. Describe Cold War confrontation vs. Cold War coexistence.

26. Why did antiwar protests occur at Kent State University, becoming one of the largest, most passionate, and violent antiwar protest?

27. Describe the 1973 War Powers Act.

28. Congressional passage of the 1973 War Powers Act to limit executive authority was in part a response to what?

29. Four deaths resulted after a clash between antiwar student groups and National Guardsmen at which U.S. College?

30. What were the major reasons for Vietnam Anti-War protests?

APUSH

We will discuss the Vietnam War this week. Read Chapters 37-41 in American Pageant. Vocabulary Quiz Thursday, Cold War Exam Friday

Cold War Vocabulary II

1. Alliance of Progress 
2. Bay of Pigs Invasion 
3. Credibility Gap 
4. Cuban Missile Crisis 
5. Fidel Castro 
6. Flexible Response 
7. Geneva Conference 
8. Henry Kissinger
9. Ho Chi Minh 
10. John F. Kennedy 
11. Lee Harvey Oswald 
12. Lyndon B. Johnson 
13. Massive Retaliation 
14. Missile Gap 
15. National Security Act 
16. New Frontier 
17. Ngo Dinh Diem 
18. Nikita Khrushchev 
19. Nuclear-test Ban Treaty 
20. Peace Corps 
21. Richard M. Nixon 
22. Robert F. Kennedy 
23. Robert S. McNamara 
24. South East Asia Treaty Organization 
25. Suez Crisis 

Weekly Post for March 19th

Recent US History

We will continue the Vietnam War this week by studying Protest Methods and Arguments.  Vocabulary quiz Friday. Exam March 30^th

1. Immigration and Nationality Act
2. Kent State Killings
3. My Lai massacre
4. Nixon Doctrine
5. Operation Rolling Thunder
6. Pentagon Papers
7. Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
8. Viet Cong  
9. Vietnamization
10. War Powers Act

US History

We will continue the Cold War this week by studying efforts of the US government to contain communism abroad and avoid troubles at home.  Vocabulary quiz Friday. Exam March 30^th

1. China
2. Cold War
3. Communist
4. Dwight Eisenhower
5. Harry Truman
6. Joseph Stalin
7. Mao Zedong
8. Marshall Plan
9. NATO
10. Soviet Union
11. Truman Doctrine
12. World War II

APUSH

We will continue the Cold War this week by studying efforts of the US government to contain communism abroad and avoid troubles at home. Vocabulary quiz Friday. Exam March 30^th

1. Adlai Stevenson
2. Berlin Airlift
3. Cold War
4. Containment
5. Douglas MacArthur
6. Dwight Eisenhower
7. Eisenhower Doctrine
8. Fair Deal
9. George F. Kennan
10. Harry S. Truman
11. Iron Curtain
12. Joseph McCarthy 
13. Marshall Plan
14. McCarthyism
15. Military-industrial complex
16. National Defense and Education Act
17. North Atlantic Treaty Organization
18. NSC-68
19. Sputnik
20. Taft-Hartley Act
21. Thirty-eighth parallel
22. Thomas Dewey
23. Truman Doctrine
24. U-2 Incident
25. United Nations

Weekly Post for March 12th

Recent US History

We will return to our study on the Cold War this week by studying US involvement in Vietnam. 
US HISTORY transitions will occur Thursday.

US History

This week, we will finish studying World War II and start examining the Cold War.  Vocabulary Quiz Friday

1. Atomic Bomb
2. Communism
3. Domino Theory
4. Enola Gay
5. George Kennan
6. Iron Curtain
7. Manhattan Project
8. Moscow
9. Politburo
10. Potsdam Conference
11. USSR
12. Winston Churchill

APUSH

This week, we will finish studying World War II and start examining the Cold War.  Vocabulary Quiz Friday

1. A Philip Randolph
2. America First Committee 
3. Atlantic Charter 
4. Atomic bomb
5. Battle for Berlin
6. Battle of Midway
7. Battle of the Bulge
8. Casablanca Conference
9. D-Day 
10. Fair Employment Practice Commission 
11. Internment 
12. island-hopping
13. Korematsu v. US
14. Lend-Lease Act 
15. Los Alamos 
16. Manhattan Project 
17. Mobilization 
18. Nazi Party 
19. Nuremburg Laws 
20. Nye Committee 
21. Office of Price Administration 
22. Pearl Harbor 
23. Phony war 
24. Ploesti Raids
25. Potsdam Conference 
26. Rationing 
27. Rome-Berlin Axis 
28. Rosie the Riveter 
29. Russo-German Nonaggression Pact 
30. Second Front 
31. Tehran Conference
32. Totalitarianism 
33. V-E Day 
34. Victory Gardens
35. V-J Day 
36. War bonds 
37. War Production Board
38. War-time conversion 
39. World War II 
40. Yalta Conference

The Long Telegram

US History Saturday School

Complete additional tasks (Not part of your original RAFTS project) successfully, get bonus points on a Major Grade (Unless you still need the original RAFTS grade)