During World War II and for the first time in American history, more married women entered the workforce to fill the vacancies left by soldiers.  

After the Potsdam Conference (1945) and Stalin’s refusal to allow freely elected governments in Eastern Europe, President Harry Truman decided to bomb Soviet-dominated East Berlin to pressure Stalin.

Which of the following groups benefitted from the absence of millions of American men during World War II? 

President Hoover’s handling of the Bonus Army (1932) demonstrated the government’s support for struggling World War I veterans during the Great Depression.  

What tensions created the Cold War and could it have been avoided? To make your case, use specific examples to discuss the people and the events that shaped the Cold War struggle.  

The U. S. containment policy was largely based on the observations and advice of an American diplomat stationed in Moscow.  The diplomat was 

Which of the following led to the erection of the Berlin Wall in 1961?

President Warren Harding was more progressive in promoting civil rights than President Woodrow Wilson had been.

The Second New Deal was a social revolution that attacked private property and redistributed wealth in the U. S. 

What started World War II was Hitler’s invasion of Poland in 1939.