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- 4. World War 2 began when Germany attacked this nation on September 1, 1939.
- 5. In which city was Martin Luther King assassinated?
- 9. American troops killed over 200 Vietnamese citizens at this village.
- 10. In which city did deputies and troopers put 70 voting rights marchers in the hospital?
- 12. Who was the first black man to attend the University of Mississippi?
- 13. Which federal program provides health insurance for low-income families?
- 16. The worst day of the 1929 stock market crash
- 17. The Allies dropped the first atomic bomb on this Japanese city.
- 18. What did critics call FDR’s plan to expand the number of justices on the Supreme Court?
- 22. The idea there would be peace if the Allies gave in to Hitler’s “reasonable” demands.
- 24. These documents proved that the Johnson Administration didn’t tell the truth about Vietnam to the American public.
- 25. The Allies agreed to start this peacekeeping organization after World War 2.
- 29. This was a major offensive launched by the North Vietnamese Army on Vietnamese New Year.
- 30. The policy the United States took towards European wars in the 1930s.
- 31. Great Britain evacuated their army when it was surrounded in this French city.
- 33. Chemical used to strip leaves off of trees and plants in Vietnam.
- 34. The 24th amendment banned the use of these.
- 38. The Works Progress Administration built the high school in this Clarke County town.
- 40. Nickname given to FDR’s radio addresses.
- 41. Who killed President Kennedy’s suspected assassin?
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- 1. An iconic photo shows American troops raising the flag on this Pacific island.
- 2. This act provided financial security for the elderly and the unemployed
- 3. Japanese suicide attacks during World War 2.
- 6. 2,500 American troops died on this beach on D-Day.
- 7. Nickname given to the communities of makeshift houses put up during the Great Depression.
- 8. In which city did 1,000 troops get called in to ensure 9 black students could attend Central High School?
- 9. The title of Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf, means…
- 11. In 1931, Japan invaded this country.
- 14. A terrible time of drought that hit the Great Plains.
- 15. The United States placed people of this ethnic group in internment camps.
- 19. In which city did 200,000 people march for Civil Rights?
- 20. 800,000 troops died in a battle in this Soviet city.
- 21. FDR promised to make this kind of deal with the American people.
- 23. Jellied bombs used to clear forests in Vietnam.
- 26. In which city did the KKK bomb a church and kill 4 girls?
- 27. Which federal program provides health insurance for the elderly?
- 28. This group of veterans marched on Washington to demand that a promised payment be made early.
- 32. What was the nickname for the Allied invasion of Europe?
- 35. What type of protest did Civil Rights groups use to object to segregated lunch counters?
- 36. When the stock market is up for a long period of time.
- 37. FDR suffered from this debilitating disease.
- 39. German war criminals went on trial in this city