Time period, what happened, who was involved Japan, German, and Italy post WWI
Atlantic Charter
Causes of World War II
In Europe and Asia (Hitler, Japanese Expansion, etc.)
In the US (cash and carry, neutrality acts, lend-lease act)
Treaty of Versailles (causing WWII)
Events of World War II
Pearl Harbor
Midway
D-Day
Yalta Conference
US Isolationism
Japanese Internment
Korematsu v. U. S.
Think about the treatment of Japanese, German, and Italian Americans
Minorities during WWII (including Civil Rights goals)
WWII at home
rationing
propaganda (look at posters and their meaning)
wartime economy (growth in the industry)
Atomic Bombs
Effects
Why? Why not?
Long-Term consequences
Holocaust
Nuremberg Trials

Nuremberg Trials
Second Red Scare
McCarran Act
McCarthyism
HUAC
United Nations
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Cold War
Iron Curtain
NATO/Warsaw Pact
Marshal Plan
Domino Theory, containment
Truman Doctrine
Berlin Blockade
Space Race/Nuclear Arms Race
Sputnik
Soviet Atomic weapons testing
NASA
The Rosenbergs
Korean War
causes
events
consequences
MacArthur v. Truman (in Korean War)
Cuban Missile Crisis (significance)
Peace Corps
Vietnam War
causes
events
Vietnamization
War Powers Resolution
consequences
American Life after WWII
minorities
women
economic prosperity
baby boom
white-collar workers
Distrust of Government
Watergate Scandal
Pentagon Papers
Counterculture movement
beatnik movement
anti-war protests

Civil Rights Movement
causes
events
organizations
non-violent protests
leaders
significance
March on Washington 1963
Black Panthers
NAACP
Civil Disobedience
AIM/Red Power Movement
SCLC
SNCC
Malcolm X (Black Nationalism)
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Thurgood Marshall
Affirmative Action
Little Rock 9 and school desegregation
Freedom Rides
Freedom Summer
Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act
Civil Rights Court Cases***
Miranda v. Arizona
Brown v. Board of Education
Gideon v. Wainwright
University of California v. Bakke
Mapp v. Ohio
Roe v. Wade
Women’s Rights
NOW
Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique
Great Society
Goals
Roadblocks (what prevented success?)
Effects
United Farm Workers
Red Power Movement
(be able to compare movements such as women’s movement, non-violent African American movements, Black Panthers, Red power movement, UFW, etc.)

End of the Cold War
Glasnost