Court Cases/JFK/LBJ/Vietnam War Review Sheet
All the court cases can be found at
Engel v Vitale
Cooper v Aaron
Loving v Virginia
Robinson v California
Griswold v Connecticut
Gideon v Wainright
Tinker v Des Moines
Mapp v Ohio
Miranda v Arizona
- In Engel v Vitale, did the Court rule that schools COULD or COULD NOT use prayer, even if voluntary?______
- Explain what the Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment means:
- Another case, Tinker v Des Moines, also dealt with the 1st Amendment. In this case, the court ruled that students WERE or WERE NOT protected by symbolic speech under the first amendment?______
- In Mapp v Ohio the Court established the EXCLUSIONARY RULE. Explain what that rule states?
- What court case was precedent in Cooper v Aaron?
- Many of the cases we studied dealt with the 14th Amendment. What part of the 14th amendment did we use?______
- Which court case made birth control legal?______
- Police have to read suspects their rights because of this court case______
- We have public defenders today because of this court case?______
- In Robinson v California the court ruled that convicted someone because they are addicted to narcotics would violate the cruel and unusual punishment clause of the 8th Amendment. Why?
- This couple fought for the right for interracial couples to marry in which court case?______
- Based on all of the cases we studied, what broad statement could you make about society at this time?
JFK/LBJ – Chapter 15 and the LBJ Chart
- Who does JFK run against in the 1960 election?
- Why did he not need make up but his opponent did?
- If you were watching the 1st debate, who would you say won?
- If you were listening to the 1st debate, who would you say won?
- What two issues was JFK the most passionate about?
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B.
- Who assassinated JFK?
- Who became president next?
- What is the difference between foreign and domestic policy?
- What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
Vietnam War – Chapter 16 and Cold War/Vietnam review sheet
- Define Containment:
- Define Iron Curtain:
- Define Domino Theory:
- Which country controlled Indo China prior to WWII?
- What three countries made up Indo China?
- Who was the leader of N. Vietnam?
- What major battle the Vietminh win that forced the European country to leave Vietnam? A. Dien Bien Phu B. My Lai C. Khe Sahn D. Tet
- Who was the leader of S. Vietnam?
- Some people in the U.S felt it was a ______war between N and S Vietnam.
- Why did the United States get involved?
- Why did many S. Vietnamese not like their leader?
- There were supposed to be elections to reunify N and S Vietnam, but there wasn’t. Why not?
- What ends up happening to the leader of S. Vietnam?
- An alleged attack on the USS Maddox and Turner Joy got the US heavily involved in the war. Because of this, Congress gave Johnson broad military powers. What was this called? ______Resolution
- A sustained bombing campaign got get the N to surrender was called Operation______
- The General in charge of the war was: A. McNamara B. Westmoreland C. McCarthy D. McCain
- Explain what Americanizing the war meant:
- What were the two main pieces to Americanizing the war?
- What is the difference between Napalm and Agent Orange?
- Explain the type of fighting that took place during the war.
- Explain the animal analogy that Ho Chi Minh used – to compare his troops and US troops.
- Who was the senator and presidential candidate who was a POW?
- What was President Johnson’s domestic plan to eliminate poverty, to improved education and healthcare called?
- People who supported the war were called______
- People who protested the war were called______
- People who were drafted into military service were called______
- The Act allowing the people to be drafted was called ______Service Act of 1948.
- Approximately how many men were drafted into military service during the Vietnam War? A. 3 million B. 500,000 C. 1.5 million D. 2 million
- What is it called to postpone your service time? These were granted to college students.
- Where did most of the anti war activism take place?
- The difference between what President Johnson was saying and what the journalists were reporting was called the “______gap”
- This battle happened on the Vietnamese New Year. N Vietnamese did an all out assault on major cities in S. Vietnam including the US Embassy in Saigon. This was considered a major turning point in the war because it showed that the Vietcong were not losing strength; they were not done fighting like we thought. What battle was this?______
- Who decided not to run for reelection in 1968?
- What 2 major US leaders died in 1968?
- Who won the election in 1968?
- What did Peace with Honor mean?
- Explain Vietnamization:
- Was it successful?
- What happened at KentState?
- What happened at My Lai?
- The US leaves in 1973, and the war officially ends in 1975. When the war ended, what happened to S Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia?
- Approximately how many people died in the war?
- Who were the 5 US presidents involved in the Vietnam Conflict?