5 Written Questions

1. German speaking border areas around Czechoslovakia.
2. Who: Nixon, Archibald Cox, Elliot Richardson and his deputy, Robert Bork
   What: Nixon's prosecutor - goes against Nixon, Nixon orders Richardson and his deputy to fire Cox, they both resign, Robert Bork eventually fires Cox
   When: 1973
   Where: Washington D.C.
   Why: Nixon didn't want to give up tapes
   Sign: Seems like Nixon is covering up and was involved in Watergate, pressured and resigns
3. Leader of the Vietminh.
4. Date of Nixon's resignation.
5. Person who thought that the US should not become involved in European affairs and shouldn't give aid to the Allies.

5 Matching Questions

1. Strategic Hamlet
2. Civil Liberties Act of 1988
3. Rosa Parks
4. Greensboro Four
5. James Bevel

1. a Issued a payment of $20,000 and a presidential apology to Japanese Americans in the internment camps.
2. b Special fortified villages for South Vietnamese.
3. c African American woman who refused to get out of her seat for a white person on a bus.
4. d Four African American college students who sat in at a all-white Woolworth's' counter.
5. e Proposed idea to involve kids in protests.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Limited campaign contributions and established an independent agency to administer stricter election laws.
   1. Federal Campaign Act Amendments
   2. Admiral Yamamoto
   3. Appeasement
   4. (General) Eisenhower
2. American commander in Vietnam.
   1. (Benito) Mussolini
   2. (General) Westmoreland
   3. (General) Eisenhower
   4. (Joseph) Stalin
3. Took power in Birmingham during the power struggle between the commission and city counsel. Harsh segregationist.
   1. Geneva Accords
   2. Sudetenland
   3. (General) Eisenhower
   4. Eugene (Bull) Connor
4. Counsel to the president and member of the inner circle of the White House. Bought up allegations against President Nixon during the Watergate scandal.
   1. Napalm
   2. John Dean
   3. Kent State
   4. Enola Gay
5. A sustained bombing campaign against the North Vietnamese.
   1. Operation Overlord
   2. Operation Rolling Thunder
   3. Greensboro Four
   4. Adolf Hitler

5 True/False Questions

1. Teach-Ins → Who: Faculty, Students
   What: Students and teachers discussed war issues and "reaffirmed reasons for opposing it"
   When: 1965
   Where: US colleges
   Why: To protest Vietnam war and gather more supporters
   Sign: One of many protest that eventually pressured president to end war

   True        False

2. Emperor Hirohito → Emperor of Japan during World War Two.

   True        False

3. "Bloody Sunday" → Washington Post reporter and investigator of the Watergate scandal with Carl Bernstein.

   True        False

4. Hawk → Person who liked and supported the Vietnam War effort.

   True        False

5. Edmund Pettus Bridge → Chemical that strips leaves from trees and shrubs (Defoliant).

   True        False