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History 1116 Final Exam Study Guide Reading: Maier: Chapters 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 DAP: Chapters 9, 10 1. What was the "Four Freedoms" speech? Who gave it and why? What were the Four Freedoms? 2. What foreign policy events immediately preceded Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor? What repercussions immediately followed the attack? 3. Why was there a strong isolationist sentiment in America during the 1930s? 4. What was the Sleepy Lagoon murder and why was it significant? 5. What was the Zoot Suit Riot? How does it contribute to our understanding of World War II? 6. What was the Executive Order 9066? Why was it issued? 7. What was the Supreme Court's 1944 decision in Korematsu v. the United States? 8. What was the Manhattan Project? 9. What were the major arguments in favor of and opposed to using the atomic bomb on Japan 10. What justification did American leaders use for dropping the atomic bomb on Japan? 11. How did James Franck, et al, in the 1945 "Franck Report" suggest that a nuclear arms race could be avoided? 12. How did Franck, et al, recommend that the atomic bomb should be introduced to the world? 13. In his 1945 radio address, what reason(s) did Truman give for using the bomb against Japan? 14. How did Henry L. Stimson describe the cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima in his 1947 article ("The Decision to Use the atomic bomb ") in Harper's Magazine? 15. What was Stimson's recommendation concerning the Japanese emperor? 16. What was Ronald Takaki's argument about American perceptions of the Japanese? 17. During World War II, what was the relationship between the U.S. and the Soviet Union? How did that set the stage for the Cold War? 1 18. What was the HUAC? 19. Know the following individuals and their historical significance: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. l. m. n. o. p. q. r. s. t. u. J. Robert Oppenheimer George Kennan jackie robinson Joseph McCarthy Emmett Till James Meredith William Levitt Edward Teller Benjamin Spock Ho Chi Minh Thurgood Marshall Julius Rosenberg Jack Ruby Andy Warhol Barry Goldwater jack kerouac Jonas Salk George McGovern Timothy Leary Tom Hayden Elia Kazan 20. As originally created after World War II, what were the 5 permanent members of the United Nations' Security Council? 21. What was the experience of African Americans during World War II? What changed? 22. How did the medical treatments for soldiers in World War II compare to the medical treatments for soldiers in World War I? 23. What was the Marshall Plan of 1948 and why did the U.S. put it into place? What world issues was it designed to address? 24. What was the postwar "American dream"? 25. What were some arguments for and against school segregation? 26. What caused the 1948 crisis over Berlin? How was the crisis resolved? 27. What was McCarthyism? Why did it develop during the period that it did? What brought it to an end? 28. What was the domino theory? 2 29. Describe the following aspects of post World War II society suburban America, the car culture, the baby boom, standard of living, life expectancy, housing, television. 30. Describe the role of women in the workforce in the 1950s. 31. What was decided by the Supreme Court in the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision? 32. When and why did the Kennedy administration get involved in the Civil Rights movement? 33. Who were the "Beats"? 34. Who were "The Plumbers"? 35. Who gave the "Checkers" speech and why? 36. What was the "Kitchen Debate"? 37. What effect did the Watergate scandal have on the American public? 38. What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of using historical evidence such as the Watergate tapes? 39. What did Rachel Carson argue in Silent Spring? What was this book's influence? 40. What did Betty Friedan argue in her 1963 book, The Feminine Mystique? 41. What was the Great Society? 42. What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do? 43. What were the Pentagon Papers? 44. What was the "Saturday night massacre"? 45. Define "Neo-conservatism." 46. What was the Dawes Act of 1887? 47. What is the difference between Primary and Secondary sources? 48. Explain the concept of Manifest Destiny. 49. What was Progressivism? Name some examples of progressivism in action. Final Exam: A.M. class (CRN 12837) May 9, 2:05 p.m. 4:05 p.m. P.M. class (CRN 12836) May 6, 1:05 p.m. 3:05 p.m. 3 4
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Description: Blues (read chapter, since missed first day)2/18/2008 9:20:00 AM A field holler was sung by a worker in the field Typical characteristics of the blues .not the triple meter. Yes for lyrics in an A A B pattern, Syncopated rhythm, raspy sounding vocals...
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Description: Groundwater chapter 17 Major Reservoirs of water in 10^15 kg Atmosphere 13.5 3/3/2008 12:29:00 PM Land 16000 Cryosphere (ice and snow) 43,000 Oceans 1,400,000\\ Why we care: Groundwater as a resource ~40% of all water used Domestic use: 50% of total...