Across
- 2. US pledged economic and military aid to any middle eastern country threatened by communism
- 3. this person was known as the leader of civil rights movement
- 6. abolished the practice of collecting poll taxes
- 8. ended the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere
- 11. stagnation and inflation; led to the use of Keynesian economics and deficit spending
- 12. limited presidency to 2 terms in office
- 13. ended literacy tests and provided federal registrars in areas where blacks were kept from voting
- 19. made segregation illegal in all public facilities
- 21. declared that future Asian allies would receive US support but without the extensive use of US ground forces
- 22. Truman decided to enact this in response to soviet aggression
- 24. Soviet Union released the first satellites into orbit around the earth
- 25. belief that communist spied infiltrated US society
Down
- 1. the national guard was issued by the governor to prevent these students from attending a racially segregated school
- 4. this nationwide scandal involved Nixon’s group of men(CREEP)who broke into the offices of the democratic national headquarters
- 5. Rosa Parks refusal to give up her seat on the bus to a white man sparked this boycott
- 7. Johnson’s domestic program that expanded the social reforms of the New Deal
- 9. McCarthy was exposed on national television and seen as a bully; compared to Salem Witch Trials
- 10. ruled that “separate facilities are inherently equal”
- 14. the Court denied Nixon’s claims to executive privilege and ordered him to turn over the Watergate tapes
- 15. televised images of this event marked a turning point for the civil rights movement
- 16. a sign of basic confidence in the postwar era
- 17. advocated self-defense and black violence against white violence
- 18. authorized the construction of 42,000 interstate highways linking major cities
- 20. major crisis of the Cold War and also contributed to Truman’s election in office
- 23. massacre of women and children by US troops in a Vietnamese village that fueled antiwar sentiment
