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USHB Unit 15 Test Review

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    Civil Rights and Vietnam War
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  • How did civil rights activists react towards segregated restaurants and lunch counters?
    With sit -ins.
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  • This group was responsible for many sit - ins, sleep - ins and read - ins during the Civil Rights movement.
    The SNCC (Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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  • What was the main goal of the March on Washington in 1963?
    To pressure JFK to follow through on his campaign promises regarding civil rights.
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  • He opposed discrimination against blacks by nonviolent resistance. Nobel Prize winner in 1964.
    Martin Luther King Jr.
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  • This political group was formed in 1966 and fought against capitalism and white racism.
    The Black Panthers
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  • This is a refusal to purchase goods and services from a company as a form of protest
    A boycott
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  • Helped organize and lead the United Farm Workers group to expose the poor treatment of farm workers.
    Cesar Chavez
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  • This prohibited laws that discriminated against voters based on their race.
    Voting Rights Act of 1965
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  • This would eventually help end segregation in education and public accommodations.
    Civil Rights Act of 1964
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  • Southern Democrats who opposed the advances made by the civil rights movement.
    Dixiecrats
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  • This divided Vietnam into communist north and anti-communist Republic of Vietnam in the south.
    17th Parallel
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  • This gave President Johnson the authority to send troops into Vietnam with out Congress' approval.
    The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
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  • Which amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to 18?
    26th Amendment
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  • This policy's goal was to transition conflict in Vietnam from US troops to South Vietnamese troops.
    Vietnamization
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  • This was established to prevent "future Vietnams" and essentially revoked the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
    War Powers Act
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  • This was written by Rachel Carson and helped catapult environmentalism during the 1960s.
    Silent Spring
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