- The Voting Rights Act of 1965, also known as the Civil Rights Act of 1965, prohibited literacy tests and poll taxes.
- By the mid 1950's which company began to market early data processing computers?
- The Tet Offensive was an invasion of South Vietnam by the North Vietnamese, January, 1968.
- In what city was Martin Luther King assassinated?
- What was the name of the organization that Dr. King formed during the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
- What was the name of the organization that students in Greensboro, North Carolina formed during a boycott at a Woolworth's lunch counter
- USA's "Strategy of Attrition" simply meant that USA would prove to be victorious in the Vietnam conflict because the enemy would run out of people and supplies.
- Segregation by laws, like Jim Crow laws, is known as:
- When did Saigon finally fall to the Communists?
- During the 1968 election campaign, Richard Nixon referred to his strategy to resolve the Vietnam War with the phrase:
- The Truman Doctrine stipulated that the United States would take the initiative to stop any communist aggressor, no matter where it happened, regardless of strategic importance, regardless of being "invited" to help or not.
- Who was the leader of the Screen Actors Guild during the HUAC hearings in 1947?
- Jackie Robinson broke the "color barrier" in Major League Baseball in:
- The Tet Offensive was a major attack by U.S. and South Vietnamese troops into North Vietnam.
- Natural selection could not occur without a. genetic variation in species. b. stable environments. c. competition for unlimited resources. d. gradual warming of the Earth.
- Who did the United States support during the First Indochina War?
- When Muhammed Ali was convicted of avoiding the draft, he quickly fled to Canada and did no time in prison.
- How many miles across from east to west? Does Russia extend?
- Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution because the North Vietnamese troops had invaded South Vietnam.
- Rosa Parks was arrested for not moving to the back of the bus. This happened in Montgomery, Alabama and led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott..