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1united states general who supervised the invasion of normandy and the defeat of nazi germany13 sets
21953-19616 sets
306 sets
4allied commander in europe4 sets
5the president after truman who waged the cold war. his secretary of state, john foster dulles, believed in a more aggressice stand.3 sets
6elected president in 19523 sets
7american general and 34th president of the united states. he was the principal architect of the successful allied invasion of europe during world war ii and of the subsequent defeat of nazi germany. as president, eisenhower ended the korean war, but his two terms (1953-1961) produced few legislative landmarks or dramatic initiatives in foreign policy. his presidency is remembered as a period of relative calm in the united states.2 sets
834th (1953-1961)2 sets
9president who sent federal troops to little rock to guarantee that the nine african-american students were protected and integration would occur.2 sets
10allied supreme commander2 sets
11president in 1950's who sent federal troops to make sure the "little rock 9" could stay in school safely.2 sets
121952-19602 sets
13campaigning by airplane2 sets
14commanded alied forces in europe2 sets
15called "the republican's choice" along with his vice president richard nixon. he was the commander of the allied foces in europe, the army chief-of-staff after the war, and the director of nato for two years. dwight displayed "grandfatherly good will". the night before the 1952 presidential elections, he declared that he would personally go to korea and end the war. this helped to win the majority in 41 of the lower 48 states. eisenhower reigned over a period of unstable peace and prosperity. he was elected to another term in 1956. the 1950's are remembered as an idealic time; this is due largely to dwight d.eisenhower.2 sets
16famous ww2 general. president 1953 - 1960. known for ending korean war, making interstate high system, "modern republican"2 sets
17(fdr) united states general who supervised the invasion of normandy, casablanca and the defeat of nazi germany2 sets
181942 command of anglo-american force in morocco and algeria2 sets
19ended the "truman folly" in korea, he kept the nation prosperous and out of war. graduated from west point in 1915, directed the american invasion of n. africa in 1942, assumed the post of supreme commander of the allied forces on the western front in 1944.1 set
20allied commander in ww2 in europe1 set
21appointed nato supreme commander1 set
22headed assault on north africa; 2nd front attack 400,000 men and 850 ships; supreme allied commander1 set
23the supreme allied commander. led operation overlord. later becomes president of us.1 set
2434 president1 set
25a u.s. general1 set
26united states general who supervised the invasion of normandy1 set
27an american general1 set
2834th 1953-1961 (rep)1 set
29?1 set
30supreme commander of the allied forces in europe1 set
31won the election by a landslide.1 set
32general turned president1 set
33the us general that led operation torch in november of 1942 in an effort to seize north africa from germany.1 set
34commanded allied forces in europe in world war ii and planned the normandy invasion for d-day. he was later elected president and served two terms from 1953 to 1961.1 set
35adhered to the "rollback" communism and domino theory.1 set
36macarthur's aide who helped in the removal of the bonus marchers1 set
37u.s. president who first sent aid to vietnam1 set
38the former general who had successfully commanded allied forces in europe in wwii; he became the new president in the election of 1952.1 set
3934th president of the united states from 1953-19611 set
40rep nominee, promise to balance budget and go to korea and stop war1 set