On Monday’s test-
You will have to write an essay where you discuss how segregation has changed over the years. Your essay should talk about
· the historical foundation for the segregation (how it started)
· some of the key people in the civil rights movement
· civil rights movement victory
The essay should flow from one statement to another. The essay should be a minimum of 7 sentences in length.
Chapter 21 Study Guide
Section 1
Plessy vs. Ferguson p 701
Segregation p 701
Thurgood Marshall p 702
Brown vs. Board p 702
Little Rock p 703
King, Parks and Montgomery p 704
Non-Violent Resistance p 705
SCLC and SNCC p 706
Sit-ins p 706
Section 2
Freedom Riders p 710-11
Meredith and Ole Missp 711
Birmingham Protests p 712
March on Washington p 714
Civil Rights Act of 1964 p 714
Freedom Summer p 715
Voting Rights Act of 1965 p 716
Section 3
Segregation in North p 718
Malcolm and Nation of Islam p 719
Carmichael and Black Power p 720
Black Panthers p 720
MLK Assassination p 721
Affirmative Action p 723
Rosa Parks
Nation of Islam
De facto segregation
De Jure Segregation
JFK and Civil Rights
LBJ and Civil Rights
Freedom Riders
Black Power
Civil Rights Act of 1968
Quiz Tomorrow 3/28- Know how these terms relate the 1960’s.
JFK
Fidel Castro
Berlin Wall
Bay of Pigs
Cuban Missile Crisis
Hot Line
Limited Test Band Treaty
Nikita Khrushehev
Peace Corps
Space Race
Lee Harvey Oswald
Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ)
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Chapter 20 Big Learnings
Describe each term by creating a thinking map for each section.Write a 2-3 sentence description for each term.
Section 1
Election of 1960 p 670
TV Debates p 671
“Camelot” p 672
Flexible response p 673
Bay of Pigs p 674
Cuban Missile Crisis p 674, 76
Berlin Wall p 677
JFK vs. Khrushchev p 678
Section 2
New Frontier p 679
Peace Corps p 680
NASA and the moon p 681
JFK and Civil Rights p 682
JFK Assassination p 682-83
Warren Commission p 683
Section 3
LBJ as politician p 687
Civil Rights Act p 688
War on Poverty p 688
Election of 1964 p 688
Great Society – 6 parts p 689-91
Warren Court p 691
Chapter 18- Terms
Section 1: Origins of the Cold War
Section 2: The Cold War Heats Up
Section 3: The Cold War at Home
Section 3: The Cold War at Home (continued)
Section 4: Two Nations Live on Edge
Chapter 17 Study Guide Matched Up:
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1. N 2. V 3. O 4. G 5. AA 6. BB 7. S 8. W 9. Q 10. H
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11. J 12. Z 13. Y 14. C 15. E 16. X 17. T 18. U 19. A 20. F
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21. M 22.D 23. R 24. P 25. B 26. I 27. L 28. K
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Attached is the file for the study guide terms with the answers. Study hard. Chapter 17 Study Guide answers
Here is the the format for the current event.
Final Review-
Chapter 9
NAACP
Square Deal
Suffrage
Prohibition
Upton Sinclair
Carry Nation
Woman Suffrage
Chapter 10
Imperialism
Pearl Harbor
Theodore Roosevelt
John J. Pershing
Chapter 11
Great Migration
Treaty of Versailles
Neutrality
Alliance System
Militarism
Selective Service Act
Causes of WWI
Mechanized Warfare
Wilson’s 14 Points
Eddie Rickenbacker
John J. Pershing
Espionage and Sedition Acts
Chapter 12
Sacco and Vanzetti
Teapot Dome Scandal
Henry Ford
Organized Labor in the 1920’s
Chapter 13
Prohibition
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Scopes Trial
John Scopes
Louis Armstrong
Double Standard on the 1920’s
Harlem Renaissance
Charles Lindberg
Speakeasies
Babe Ruth
Al Capone
Chapter 14
The Great Depression
Herbert Hoover
Bonus Army
Buying Stock on the Margin
Dust Bowl
Speculation
Chapter 15
Eleanor Roosevelt
FDR- Election of 1932
Bank closures
New Deal
Woody Guthrie
Orson Wells
FDIC
Chapter 16
Causes of WW II
Battle of Britain
European Dictatorships
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Blitzkrieg
Appeasement
Francisco Franco
Ghetto
Munich Pact
Holocaust
Nonaggression Pact
Concentration Camps
Nazism
Totalitarian
Fascism
Benito Mussolini
Genocide