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U.S. History Final Examination Review

Review key historical events, figures, and doctrines in U.S. history from the 1920s to the Cold War era. Topics include the Harlem Renaissance, New Deal goals, Berlin Airlift, Containment policy, and more.

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U.S. History Final Examination Review

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  1. U. S. HISTORY b FINAL EXAMINATION REVIEW

  2. #1 • Declaration of Principles-1941 • US/Great Britain’s goals in opposing the Axis Powers

  3. #1 • ATLANTIC CHARTER

  4. #2 • African-American cultural creativity that flourished in the 1920’s

  5. #2 • HARLEM RENAISSANCE

  6. #3 • 3 Goals of FDR’s New Deal

  7. #3 • RELIEF FOR THE NEEDY • ECONOMIC RECOVERY • FINANCIAL REFORM

  8. #4 • Period of paranoia in the 1950’s

  9. #4 • Sen. Joe McCarthy’s “Red Scare”

  10. #5 • Promise by the U. S. government, in the 1950’s, to aid Middle Eastern nations fighting Communism

  11. #5 • EISENHOWER DOCTRINE

  12. #6 • What was the line of demarcation between Communist Vietnam and democratic Vietnam

  13. #6 • 17th PARALLEL

  14. #7 • Wilson’s plan for peace following World War I

  15. #7 • 14 POINTS

  16. #8 • Anti-immigrant, anti-Catholic, anti-Semitic, anti-African American hate group of the 1920’s

  17. #8 • KU KLUX KLAN

  18. #9 • U. S. aid to nations fighting Hitler in return for bases in the Atlantic

  19. #9 • Lend-Lease Act

  20. #10 • U. S. plan to rebuild war-torn Europe at the cost of $12.5B--1947

  21. #10 • MARSHALL PLAN

  22. #11 • U. N. ‘S METHOD OF PEACEFULLY BRINGING IN SUPPLIES TO THE PEOPLE OF BERLIN—1948-49

  23. #11 • BERLIN AIRLIFT

  24. #12 • Set quotas and limits on immigration to the USA in the 1920’s

  25. #12 • IMMIGRATION ACT OF 1924

  26. #13 • USA’s strategy of bringing Japan to unconditional surrender in1945

  27. #13 • ATOMIC BOMB

  28. #14 • USA’s aid to Greece & Turkey to fight Communism

  29. #14 • TRUMAN DOCTRINE

  30. #15 • Communist organization of USSR and all eastern bloc nations

  31. #15 • WARSAW PACT

  32. #16 • Limit set on free speech by Schenck v. United States in 1919

  33. #16 • CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER DOCTRINE

  34. #17 • Massachusetts case in the 1920’s that led to nativist outburst and unfair trial tactics

  35. #17 • SACCO AND VANZETTI TRIAL

  36. #18 • Cornerstone of US foreign policy from 1947-1991

  37. #18 • CONTAINMENT

  38. #19 • Stalin’s attempt to take control of West Berlin in 1948

  39. #19 • BERLIN BLOCKADE

  40. #20 • Period of tension between USA & USSR from 1945 to 1991

  41. #20 • COLD WAR

  42. #21 • The doctrine on which the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, KS wasbased--1954

  43. #21 • “. . .separate, by its nature is not equal. . .”

  44. #22 • Cold War Barrier representing the tyranny of the USSR—August 13, 1961

  45. #22 • BERLIN WALL

  46. #23 • International peace-keeping organization founded in 1945, planned at Potsdam in 1945

  47. #23 • UNITED NATIONS

  48. #24 • Reason of US/UN entry into the Korean Conflict

  49. #24 • INVASION OF SOUTH KOREA BY THE NORTH June 25, 1950

  50. #25 • Organization of European nations & the USA that pledged to fight Communism

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