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HIST1302 Test 3

Chapters 22, 23, 24

QuestionAnswer
Wendell Willkie One World- racial equality; defeated by FDR pres election 1940; supported peacetime draft and New Deal social leg.
A. Phillip Randolph March on Washington; Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters; black labor leader
Francisco Franco Spanish general; facist govt; Spanish Civil War
Gunnar Myrdal An American Dilemma- about country's racial past; American Creed- equality, justice, equal opp., freedom; Swedish social scientist
Winston Churchill Prime Minister of Britain; Big Three Conference
Henry Luce published the American Century, Life & Times magazines
Joseph Stalin signed non-aggression pact with Hitler; Big Three Conference
Norman Rockwell illustrated Four Freedoms in Saturday Evening Post
Friedrich Hayek The Road to Serfdom; Austrian economist
Harry Truman replaced VP Henry Wallace; senator from MO; replaced FDR after stroke; atomic bomb; Big Three Conference
Robert Jackson Justice; disagreed with Korematsu decision about Japanese internment camps
Adolf Hitler wanted to control all of Europe; violated Treaty of Versailles; Nazi
Alger Hiss high ranking state official; accused of perjury and sentenced to 5 years; pursued by Nixon
Walter Lippmann journalist; critical of Truman's policies; objected to turning foreign policy into "ideological crusade"
Joe McCarthy senator of WI; McCarthyism; leveled charges against so-called Communists
Douglas MacArthur "supreme commander" in Japan; American General; Inchon, S Korea; criticized Truman and was removed from command
George Kennan Long Telegram; laid foundation for policy of containment
Harry Truman senator from MO; policy of containment; FREEDOM; Truman Doctrine; CIA
Jackie Robinson first black baseball player- Dodgers; Rookie of the Year
Henry Wallace Progressive Party pres. nom. 1948; against segregation and for social welfare
Rosenbergs charged with passing secret of atomic bomb to Soviet; conspiracy charge--death penalty
Henry Steele Commager "Who is Loyal to America"--anticommunism=conformity
Whittaker Chambers editor @ Time; testified against Alger Hiss
Eleanor Roosevelt led Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Thurgood Marshall NAACP leader; attorney; challenged Plessy vs. Ferguson
Jack Kerouac "On the Road"; The Beats
William Levitt Levittown--suburbs; didn't want to sell to blacks
Ho Chi Minh communist leader of Vietnemese movement against Frnech rule
David Reisman "The Lonely Crowd"--other-directed people; sociologist
John F. Kennedy Deomcratic pres. nom. 1960--won; senator from MA
Earl Warren Chief Justice; ruled segregation of schools unconstitutional
John K Galbraith "The Affluent Society"--aginst materialism & lack of money spent on public goods
Richard Nixon Repub. pres. nom. 1960; lost to JFK
Ray Kroc McDonalds franchise
Milton Friedman economist; "Capitalism and Freedom"; free maket
Will Herberg "Protestant-Catholic-Jew"; free enterprise
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