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| John F. Kennedy, the Democratic nominee for President in 1960, was a senator from | Massachusetts |
| Kennedy appointed his brother, Robert, to serve as | attorney general |
| The hot line established in 1963 did not | barred nuclear testing |
| The Peace Corps, a program of volunteer assistance to developing nations, was | proposed by Kennedy and succeeded. |
| After investigating the assassination of JFK, the Warren Commission concluded that | Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. |
| The Economic Opportunity Act did not | offer foreign aid to Latin American countries. |
| Lyndon Baines Johnson, who became president when Kennedy was assassinated, was | an experienced politician. |
| Medicare, a federal program established for Americans age 65 and over, was intended to provide | health insurance |
| The Immigration Act of 1965 | ended quotas based on nationality. |
| Decisions of the Warren Court were | praised by liberals. |
| Fidel Castro | He accepted Soviet aid for Cuba. |
| Bay of Pigs | involved an invasion of Cuba. |
| Richard M Nixon | He lost the 1960 presidential election. |
| Berlin Wall | This separated East Germany from West Germany. |
| Nikita Khrushchev | He squared off against Kennedy during the Berlin crisis. |
| Limited Test Ban Treaty | This barred nuclear testing in the atmosphere. |
| flexible response | This military strategy was adopted during the Kennedy presidency. |
| hot line | This was a direct communications link set up during Kennedy's presidency. |
| John F Kennedy | His religious beliefs were an important issue of the 1960 presidential campaign. |
| Immigration Act of 1965 | This created the Job Corps, VISTA, and Project Head Start. |
| The Warren Court | This banned prayer in public schools and brought about change in federal and state reapportionment and the criminal justice system. |
| Baker v Carr | In this case, the Supreme Court established the principle of "one person, one vote." |
| Miranda v Arizona | In this case, the Supreme Court ruled that all suspects must be "read their rights" before questioning. |
| Medicare and Medicaid | These provided free or low-cost medical insurance to welfare recipients and most Americans age 65 and older. |
| Elementary and Secondary Education Act | This provided federal aid to help public and parochial schools purchase textbooks and new library materials. |
| reapportionment | This term refers to the way in which states redraw election districts based on the changing number of people in them. |
| Gideon v Wainwright | In this case, the Supreme Court required criminal courts to provide free legal counsel to those who could not afford it. |
| Economic Opportunity Act | This replaced the national origins system with a new quota system that allowed more people from outside of Europe to settle in the United States. |
| Great Society | This legislative program summed up President Johnson's vision for America. |
