Transcript JEOPARDY

Final Review
WWI COLD WWII
WAR
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U.S. initial position on the
war in Europe according to
Woodrow Wilson
Neutrality
For 100
Convinced Americans that
Germany was hostile to the
United States
Zimmerman Telegram
For 200
This presidential post war
policy Encouraged democracy,
free trade, disarmament, and
self-determination. It Sought to
resolve territorial disputes in
Europe. It also created a
league of nations to mediate
international crises.
Wilson’s 14 Points
For 300
The Bolshevik Revolution of
1917 in Russia and the
workers’ strikes in the United
States cause this hysteria in
the U.S.
The Red Scare
For 400
After WWI the Nye
Committee’s findings
turned many Americans
towards a policy of
Isolationism
For 500
Conferences that paved
the way for the Cold War
Yalta and Potsdam
Conferences
For 100
This theory states, If one
country fell to
Communism, others
nearby would soon follow
Domino Theory
For 200
Communist takeover of
China was a major setback
in America’s post WWII
foreign Policy of
Containment
For 300
This event resulted in the
U.S. and Soviet Union
withdrawing nuclear
missiles from each others
boarders.
Cuban Missile Crisis
For 400
This President created a
doctrine that said the U.S.
would help other
countries fight against
communism.
Truman
For 500
The most direct reason
for the U.S. declaring war
on Japan and Germany
The attack on Pearl
Harbor
For 100
Though this atrocity was
unhelp by Korematsu v.
United States, in 1980 it
was publically determined to
be the result of mass fear
and racism in American
society. Name the atrocity.
Executive Order 9066 or
Japanese Internment
For 200
The Supreme Allied
Commander for the DDay invasion in WWII
Dwight D. Eisenhower
For 300
This idea said that the
countries at war had to
send their own ships to
the United States to pick
up the goods, and they
had to pay cash.
Cash and Carry
Philosophy
For 400
The Atomic bomb
exploded over Hiroshima,
Japan o this date
August 6, 1945
For 500
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Very popular
President assassinated in
his presidency
John F. Kennedy
For 100
Senator who famously
accused federal
employees of being
communists and spies
Joseph McCarthy
For 200
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President, led a
peaceful end to the Cold
War
Ronald Reagan
For 300
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President known for
the Great Society and
escalating American
involvement in Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
For 400
Leader of the Soviet
Union through the Cuban
Missile Crisis
Nikita Khrushchev
For 500
Baseball great of the
1920’s
Babe Ruth
For 100
The invention which had
the greatest impact on
American life and
business in the twenties
was the
Car/Automobile
For 200
A rebellious woman who
wanted to drink, smoke
and have a good time.
Flapper
For 300
American trumpeter,
composer and singer who
was one of the most
influential jazz figures of
the 1920’s
Louis Armstrong
For 400
This celebrated trial
illustrates the cultural
conflict in the 1920's
between fundamentalism
and modernism?
The Scopes Trial
Or
Monkey Trial
For 500
An oversupply of products
and falling consumer prices
were hurting this industry
before the Great Depression
Agriculture/Farm
For 100
Stock Market Crash in
October 29, 1929 is
known as
“Black Tuesday”
For 200
Natural disaster during
the Great Depression
Dust Bowl
For 300
This had the greatest
impact on ending the
great depression
WWII
For 400
New Deal policy designed
to put people to work.
CCC (Civilian Conservation Core),
WPA(Works Progress Administration),
PWA(Public Works Administration)
TVA(Tennessee valley Authority)
For 500
To achieve victory in the
struggle for civil rights,
Martin L. King, Jr.
encouraged a policy of
Nonviolent Protest
For 100
Declared segregation of
public schools was
unconstitutional and
separate was not equal
Brown v Board of
Education of Topeka
For 200
Piece of legislation that
abolished Jim Crow rules
in the South
Civil Rights Act of 1964
For 300
The town in which protests
climaxed in a series of
confrontations, known as
“Bloody Sunday,” on the
Edmund Pettus Bridge on
March 7, 1965.
Selma, Alabama
For 400
2 pieces of landmark
legislation passed in 1965
to “enfranchise black
voters” and repeal racebased restrictions on
naturalization.
Immigration Reform Act
and Voting Rights Act
For 500
FINAL JEOPARDY
Make Wagers
These were the 3 R’s of
Roosevelts New Deal.
(All or nothing)
Relief, Recovery, Reform