EOC Review U S History Standard 8 Contemporary

EOC Review U. S. History Standard 8 Contemporary History

Keys to Civil Rights (USHC -8. 1) Martin Luther King, Jr. SNCC Stokley Carmichael (Black Power) Southern Christian Leadership Conference Thurgood Marshall Freedom Riders Rosa Parks James Meredith Black Panthers Civil Rights Act of 1964 Malcolm X (Nation of Islam) Voting Rights Act of 1965 Brown v. Board of Education Civil Rights Act of 1968 Sit-ins Freedom Summer Montgomery Bus Boycott Affirmative Action

Key Social and Economic Policies of Johnson and Nixon (USHC-8. 2) Lyndon B. Johnson Richard Nixon Great Society New Federalism Medicare Revenue Sharing Medicaid Family Assistance Plan Immigration Act of 1965 Environmental Protection Agency Economic Opportunity Act Elementary and Secondary Education Act Water Quality Act Clean Air Act of 1965 Air Quality Act Clean Air Act of 1970 Endangered Species Act

Vietnam War (USHC-8. 3) Causes of the War During the War o Ho Chi Minh General William Westmoreland Effects of the War Hawks and Doves Credibility Gap Vietminh (Vietcong) o Operation Rolling Thunder Domino Theory o Search-and. Destroy Dien Bien Phu o Winning the Hearts and Minds Geneva Accords o Tet Offensive War Powers Act Ngo Dinh Diem o Vietnamization New Left Ho Chi Minh Trail o My Lai Massacre o Televised Warfare Students for a Democratic Society Tonkin Gulf Resolution Draft Kent State University Shootings Pentagon Papers Free Speech Movement

Key Events in Liberalism and Conservatism (USHC-8. 4) Supreme Court Cases Social and Cultural Changes Mapp v. Ohio Counterculture Gideon v. Wainwright Women’s Liberation Movement Escobedo v. Illinois Miranda v. Arizona Civil Rights Movement Roe v. Wade Hispanic Civil Rights Movement Regents of the University of California v. Bakke Native American Activism Webster v. Reproductive Health Care Environmental Movement Reagan’s Economic and Social Policies o Reaganomics o Supply-Side Economics o Deregulation o Appointment of Sandra Day O’Conner o Scaling back on entitlement programs

Key Political and Economic Issues 1970 to the 2000 s (USHC-8. 5) Economic Political Increased dependence on foreign oil Stagflation Globalization NAFTA WTO GATT Increased wealth gap Increased national debt Supply-side economics Reaganomics Watergate Resignation of Nixon Impeachment of Clinton 2000 Election of Obama Immigration control Health Care reform Education reform Welfare Reform Recession of 2008

Key Foreign Affairs in the 70 s, 80 s, 90 s, and 2000 s (USHC 8. 6) End of the Cold War Détente SALT I Fall of the Berlin Wall End of Vietnam War Persian Gulf War (Operation Desert Storm) Camp David Accords First World Trade Bombing Iranian Revolution and Hostages Involvement with and the advancement of the European Union INF Treaty 9 -11 SDI War in Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom) Iran-Contra Affair War in Iraq (Operation Iraqi Freedom) Arab Spring