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| Overthrew the Argentinian government and pursued socialist programs |
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| The first woman to head a government in the Western Hemisphere |
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| President of Chile who was a Marxist who came to power through elective processes |
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| Leader of an Anti-Communist overthrow in Chile who became president and established free market |
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| Increased Mexico's economic potential and made them fourth place among oil producing nations |
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| British government supported national Jewish homeland for Jewish Zionists |
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| The Jews proclaimed the independent state of Israel |
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| A Russian born Jewish chemist who became the first president of Israel |
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| Israeli Menachem Begin and Egyptian Anwar elSadat |
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| Met with U. S. President Jimmy Carter at Camp David |
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| Israel agreed to withdraw completely from the Sinai Peninsula |
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Wanted to establish a Palestinian state in Israel through force and terror
Ran the PLO |
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| The Shah, the anti-Communist ruler of Iran who was overthrown by Communist revolutionaries |
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| Iran's new totalitarian leader |
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| Became dictator of Iraq and used religion to unify the Arab states under his control |
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| Daughter of Nehru of India who was assassinated |
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| The first African nation south of the Sahara to gain independence |
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| First Prime minister of Ghana |
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| Leader of the pro-Communist faction in the Republic of the Congo |
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| Seized power in Uganda and killed as many as 300,000 people |
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| Last of the Ethiopian monarchs |
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| Vietnamese Communist who intended to control of Indochina |
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| President of South Vietnam |
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| Gulf of Tonkin Resolution |
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| Provided the legal justification for U. S. military involvement in the Vietnam Conflict |
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| Commanded the U. S. troops in South Vietnamn |
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| A large scale attack against 30 South Vietnamese cities and several U. S. military installations |
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