HIST 1302 Examination 3

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Across
  1. 3. the president during the Civil Rights Movement
  2. 4. the location African Americans protested towards for jobs and freedom; also the site of the "I Have a Dream" speech in the Lincoln Memorial
  3. 5. (NO SPACES) Winston Churchill's "Sinews of Peace", delivered at Westminster College was named this. It also became a term that referred to the looming Soviet threat from the East.
  4. 6. a term used to refer to both a period of unrest, hysteria and paranoia as well as being associated with a certain US Senator's activism to oust Soviet spies that infiltrated American affairs.
  5. 8. (HAS A HYPHEN) the compound word that refers to the act of taking up space in an establishment after being denied service. HINT: Woolworth
  6. 11. an age-based healthcare plan for (primarily) the elderly
  7. 14. the location that American troops conducted an amphibious landing in during the Korean War, performed by Gen. Douglas McArthur
  8. 15. the four-letter shorthand that primarily helped single-mother households
  9. 16. the location for sit-ins at North Carolina with 4 agricultural students
  10. 18. the means-tested healthcare plan
  11. 21. the other name for the Commerce Clause
  12. 22. (NO SPACES) the location of the 1st Marine Division's fighting retreat in the Korean War
  13. 23. (NO SPACES, NO PERIOD MARKS LIKE .) the police officer who was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald following Kennedy's assassination
  14. 24. (NO SPACES) the opponent that LBJ fought against in the election of 1964
  15. 26. (NO SPACES, the name of a military operation like Operation Enduring Freedom) LBJ's operation to "force" North Vietnam into negotiations
  16. 31. (NO SPACES) the surprise attack launched by North Vietnam, which was reported by the American media showing the war's unfavorability for the US.
  17. 35. the full meaning of the C in Project C
  18. 37. (NO SPACES) the individual who shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald after he was removed from police custody
  19. 38. (NO SPACES)an individual who hops on interstate buses, challenges legislation and faces law enforcement head-on for African American rights
  20. 40. the president that LBJ was the protege of in terms of ideals, and the creator of the New Deal
  21. 41. (NO SPACES, the name of a military operation like Operation Enduring Freedom, uses roman numerals for numbers) LBJ's bombing operation in Vietnam
  22. 42. the name (and the name of a flower) of the advertisement that LBJ used to diminish his opponent in the election of 1964, also one of the most popular campaign ads of all time
  23. 43. (NO SPACES, location) the area where the USS Maddox was attacked by North Vietnamese forces
  24. 44. the doctrine used by the US for handling the Soviet Union during the Cold War, advocated by George Kennan under Truman's presidency
Down
  1. 1. (NUMBER + th) ___ Street Baptist Church
  2. 2. (NO SPACES) the individual identified as a Soviet spy in the Chambers-Hiss case
  3. 3. the location of the first suburb in America
  4. 7. (NO SPACES) the term used to refer to a gradual removal of American forces, transferring the battlefield back to South Vietnam
  5. 9. the name given to Birmingham after a series of white supremacist bombings
  6. 10. the two-time opponent of President Eisenhower in the Election of 1952 & 1956
  7. 12. (word + ed) following the implementation of the AFDC, births on average for unwed mothers ____ (HINT: Think in terms of the graph you saw in class. Think about how it was meant to work, and what ended up happening)
  8. 13. the constitutional basis for the Civil Rights Act
  9. 17. (NO SPACES) the holder for the Office of Public Safety
  10. 19. (NO SPACES, two words, both of them are a little complex words) the basis that the Supreme Court used for the Brown v. Board of Education case. You also saw this word associated with a lawyer back in the Progressive Era.
  11. 20. (NO SPACES) the head of the HUAC during the Chambers-Hiss case
  12. 25. the maneuver performed by Truman and his administration in response to the Berlin Blockade, providing supplies to the then-closed West Berlin
  13. 27. (NO SPACES) the woman behind the Montgomery Bus Boycott
  14. 28. (NO SPACES) LBJ's equivalent of the New Deal
  15. 29. the president that LBJ had to carry the torch on from, and also a staunch ally for McCarthyism
  16. 30. (NO SPACES) the Senate Minority leader who helped LBJ get the Civil Rights Act approved
  17. 32. (word + ing) What happened to the ___ Street Baptist Church? HINT: Think of what happened to the church in the PowerPoint
  18. 33. LBJ's War on ___
  19. 34. (NO SPACES) the individual who defended Goldwater in a television ad, who later became President
  20. 36. the party that LBJ affiliates himself with
  21. 39. the location for Project "C"