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Winston Churchill always doing the V for Victory, we wanted double V bc we wanted victory over the enemies (nazi's) and a victory at home, a victory over injustice and segregation. “Victory over the enemy and victory over racism” |
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Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere |
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Japanese felt superior to everyone and wanted to be in charge |
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1940 French surrender to Nazis |
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Stalin (Russia) Churchill (Britain) , and FDR (USA) |
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Germany was divided, West Berlin was blockaded American planes sent food and supplies to the people of West Berlin |
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Alabama governor (fuck boi) RACIST
- 1963: "Segregation Now! SEGREGATION TOMORROW! Segregation forever!" He thought we had the declaration of independence and should leave it as it “should” be?
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"the most qualified guy"
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Came up with the idea of “containment”
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__________: communists
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization |
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1959 Cuban Revolution (Castro) |
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“States Rights Party” 1948 Democratic Party
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Interstate Highway Act (1956) |
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US had great economy
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"With all deliberate speed" literary did not define that so everyone had a different definition for the speed of the trial process
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Separate but equal, Jim Crow |
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Mutually Assured Destruction |
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if one shot nuclear bombs at the other, they were more than likely going to get bombed back
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refers to the nuclear arms race between the U.S. and the USSR.
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was for desegregation, didn’t have much to do with the Vietnam war. Although he did receive an important letter from Vietnam who asked for help and support to fight against France, but ______ ignores the letter because of NATO and his support to France
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Highly skilled politician, Democrat
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Inherited Viet Nam War from JFK
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against the law to tell someone who owns a hotel that a POC is not allowed
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VRA of 1965: Voting Rights Act (Ensured that all citizens had the right to vote)
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Paris Peace Talks
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Increased bombing
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My Lao Massacre became public 1969
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“Vietnamization”
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Cambodian “incursion”
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Kent State Shooting (4 students were killed)
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Pentagon Papers (some guy discovers reports from the pentagon stating that the we couldn't win this war---he is in disbelief because IF THE GOVT KNEW THIS THEN WHY DID WE STILL GO TO WAR !!)
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1st Roman Catholic President
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He doesn’t succeed in his plans of medical care for the elderly and aid to education, his only successful program was Space Exploration (NASA)
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WW II Hero--America really likes him
Jfk’s MOST FAMOUS QUOTES: "New Frontier"
"Torch has been passed" passed down to the generation that got through the great depression and the second world war
"Ask not what your country can do for you but ask what you can do for your country" |
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Kennedy’s inaugural address |
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“"we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and success of liberty”
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village where US killed innocent civilians |
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Winning Hearts And Minds of vietnam ppl |
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General William Westmoreland’s strategy: |
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sends ppl around the world to do good acts (“The Great Society”) |
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. |
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14 y.o black boy from Chicago
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Whistles at a lil white girl (in Mississippi)
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IKE Troops to Little Rock’s Central HS |
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Rosa Parks didn’t give up her seat & gets arrested, MLK is inspired by this so he started speaking about racial (in)justice |
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Truman desegregated the military (1948) |
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4 college students at Woolworth’s lunch counter
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Mao Tse-tung victory in China |
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____ is against war. He wants to solve disputes peacefully. |
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Robert F. Kennedy’s speech |
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