| A | B |
| President who said business of America is business. | Calvin Coolidge |
| President who said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself | Franklin D. Roosevelt |
| What president faced several scandals during the 1920s? | Warren G. Harding |
| What president said, "the buck stops here"? | Harry S. Truman |
| What president created the New Frontier? | John F. Kennedy |
| What president created the Great Society? | Lyndon B. Johnson |
| America's foreign policy between WWI and WWII? | isolationism |
| What president supported "rugged individualism"? | Herbert Hoover |
| Most active First Lady | Eleanor Roosevelt |
| FDR program to employ young single men | Civilian Conservation Corp |
| Program to control Stock Market | Securities and Exchange Commission |
| FDR plan to add Supreme Court Justices | Court-packing plan |
| to give in to avoid war | appeasement |
| US foreign policy between WWI and WWII | isolationism |
| British Prime Minister | Winston Churchill |
| El Duce | Benito Mussolini |
| Der Fuhrer | Adolf Hitler |
| Soviet dictator | Joseph Stalin |
| Axis Powers | Japan, Italy, Germany |
| Big Three Allied powers | USA, Great Britain, USSR |
| Supreme Allied Commander in Europe during WWII | Dwight D. Eisenhower |
| post-WW2 foreign policy | containment |
| Secret plan to build the atomic bomb | Manhattan Project |
| invisible wall between Eastern and Western Europe | iron curtain |
| military, policial, economic competition between US and USSR | Cold War |
| defense treaty for Western Europe, US, and Canada | North Atlantic Treaty Organization |
| WWII hero fired during Korean War | Douglas MacArthur |
| false or unsupported accusations of communism | McCarthyism |
| Republican president 1952-1960 | Dwight D. Eisenhower |
| mass-produced homes in 1950s | Levittowns |
| Soviet satellite scared Americans | sputnik |
| Supreme Court decision overturned Plessy | Brown v. Board of Ed |
| leader of SCLC and non-violent protest | Martin Luther King, Jr. |
| laws that restricted the rights of African Americans | Jim Crow laws |
| state, in 1964, the site of Freedom Summer voter registration drive | Mississippi |
| Effect of Birmingham and March on Washington | Civil Rights Act 1964 |
| Gave permission for president to wage war in Vietnam | Gulf of Tonkin Resolution |
| enabled the Viet Cong to move in and out of South Vietnam | Ho Chi Minh Trail |
| 1968 turning point in Vietnam War | Tet Offensive |
| America's first television war? | Vietnam |
| protected right to vote | Voting Rights Act 1965 |
| threatened nuclear war | Cuban Missile Crisis |
| Nixon's plan to end the war | Vietnamization |
| agreement between Israel and Egypt | Camp David Accords |
| First hundred days | FDR created new programs and laws |
| European country invaded by Germany starting WWII? | Poland |
| Bataan Death March took place in this country. | Philippines |
| Montgomery bus boycott in this state. | Alabama |
| US response to Battle of Britain | Lend Lease Act |
| nonconformist poets and thinkers of 1950s | beatniks |