It is referred to as the “Cold War” becasue neither the Soviet Union nor the United States officially declared war on each other.  Both sides were afraid of fighting each other directly and creating a nuclear “hot” war.

This President was assassinated in Dallas.  He started the U.S. Peace Corps, expanded the space program, and supported the Civil Rights Movement.

She was an abolitionist and the author of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.”  Her novel had a huge impact on America and its view of the institution of slavery in the South.  When addressed by President Lincoln, he stated humorously, “So you’re the little women who wrote the book that made this great war!”  Who was she?

This man was the founder of the Mormon faith.  He clashed with non-Mormons over his theological views and promotion of polygamy.  He was killed by an armed mob while he was held in jail.  Who was he?  

Which was NOT an outcome of the Compromise of 1850?

Which occurred at the Battle of Okinawa?

A term used to describe a practice by the U.S. to prevent the spread of communism.  The theory stated that if one country became communist the others would soon follow.

This theater in Washington, D. C. was the setting for the Lincoln assassination.

This Supreme Court case declared “separate but equal” was unconstitutional and laid the foundation for the integration of the public school system.

On December 1, 1969, the Selective Service held its first Vietnam Draft Lottery.  Each male of appropriate age was given a number based on his birhday.  Men selected were to report to the draft board to be evauluated.  This provided a fair and equal way to draft American’s young men.