Chapter 29 Section 2

3. These individuals of the 1970s began to campaign for equal pay for comparable education and training
4. The National Women’s Political Caucus raised _______ to get more women elected to office and male candidates who took a strong stand on women’s issues
6. To induct into office with formal ceremonies; install
9. Iranian ______ was overthrown in a civil war
13. 1979 at Three Mile Island ______ power plant a cooling malfunction caused part of the core to melt in the #2 reactor.
15. These made it possible for the size of computers to shrink, and allowed for the first PCs
16. Opposing one's interests or desire
17. Carter focused on promoting ______, equality and human rightsCamp David Accords: Carter Helped established peace between Egypt and Israel
19. The leader _________ was admitted to the US for medical treatment
20. To depose, as from a position of power; overcome, defeat, or vanquish
22. Microwaves work by bombarding the food with __________ waves.
23. Carter created the Department of ______
24. Presidential retreat in MD
25. This country wanted to regain lands lost in the war of 1956

1. An integrated computer circuit that performs all the functions of a CPU.
2. Something that incites or tends to incite to action or greater effort, as a reward offered for increased productivity.
5. Enraged militants and they took 66 Americans ________
7. Offers tax credits as incentives to people who conserved energy by insulating homes or investing in alternative energy sources (solar panels)
8. There were no injuries or adverse ______ effects from the Three Mile Island accident.
10. 1970s people moved from the _________ to the Sunbelt
11. Reduce dependency of _______ energy
12. House of Representatives had to be reapportioned to reflect the ______ change
14. Carter appealed to voters as an outsider to Washington: Untouched by ______
18. During the 1970s, more people were retired and people were living _____ than ever
21. Hostages were not released until Carter left _______ in 1980