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i like twitter and facebook. my twitter feed is always blown up by Cathy Por.

Mr. Max "i will leave the country if sarah palin is elected president"....."she is a moron"

AP US History Chapter 27 Questions

1) In what ways was America involved in WWII before being bombed at Pearl Harbor? To what extent did this involvement match the “official” foreign policy of the time?  · Before being bombed at Pearl Harbor, America was indirectly involved in WWII, without Congress officialy declaring war. America’s official foreign policy was neutrality, though it was supplying the allied powers with money and war supplies throughout the 1930’s

2) What were the steps that led the U.S. to declare war and become officially involved in WWII (include dates when available)?

· After declaring neutrality beginning in 1935, America slowly engaged in WWII through the steps of signing of Atlantic Charter, concern over the German invasion of the USSR and the Lend-Lense Program. The final tipping point was Pearl Harbor by the Japaneese in December of 1941

3) What is the difference between isolationism and limited American internationalism? In what ways was America practicing limited American internationalism in the years between the world wars?

· During the interwar years America transitioned from a isolationistic country to a limited internationalisatic country through supplying the allied powers with war supplies amd intervening the Japaneese Expansion, which provoked the attack on Pearl Harbor.

4) What were Italy, Germany, and Japan doing to put the world on a path toward another war?  · Putting the world on another path toward war, Germany, Italy, and Japan formed an alliance through the tripartite in which they aimed forcefully expand the influence and power through dicatorship and Agression in Europe, Asia and Europed



AP US History Chapter 30 Questions

1) What were the important economic changes of the 1950s and 60s? What were the results of these changes?

2) List the important scientific and technological advancements of the 1950s and 60s. What were the key effects of these developments?

3) Identify and explain the key social changes of the 1950s and 60s.

4) To what extent was America two different societies in the 1950s and 60s (economically, socially, and racially)?

America was two different countries from the 1950’s to the 1960’s economically,socially, and racially. The economic situation changed dramatically, there were many sources that led to this economic boom. Government spending had continued, stabalizing growth of Public Funding,

5) To what extent did Eisenhower’s presidency incorporate a mix of both Republican and Democratic ideologies?

AP US History Chapter 31 Questions

1) What were the key elements of JFK’s New Frontier and LBJ’s Great Society?

John F. Kennedy's New Frontier and Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society were to of the most comprehensive social policy agendas since the New Deal. They sought to solve a number of the problems from poverty and unemployment to discrimination and the Space Race. While they varied in their approaches to these and other issues and the amount success they had at dealing with those issues, both programs played an important role in shaping American public policy. The United States is what it is today in part thanks to these two programs.

2) For what reasons and in what ways did the Civil Rights Movement change in the mid to late 1960s?

The civil rights changed in the 1960’s due to many reasons. One was that people began to take action in America. Previously african- Americans had been doing a lot of complaining, but instead of complaining they began to rally up people of all sorts to get behind them. More importantly they had one very important person on there side. That one man was the president. Then the people started to march through the nations capital demanding rights. The nation was stunned and it was either get with the movement or get flown over.


 * They had a leader in MLK and he was the face of the civil rights
 * They were being more agressiveness
 * Black power movement- had a different tone, feal, and goals
 * They were find with segregating but they wanted equal segragation
 * MLK was very patient

3) Describe the changing Cold War approaches under Truman, Eisenhower & Kennedy (make sure to include how Kennedy diversified American foreign policy operations). Use KTs!

4) Describe the national political landscape of the late 1960s, especially the election of 1968. Make sure to include the names Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy, Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey, and George Wallace.