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New Frontier

20/21st - Davis - SVHS - The New Frontier & The Great Society

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a court order requiring that a person in custody be brought before a court so a judge can determine the legality of keeping him or her in jail Habeas Corpus
clause in the 14th Amendment that ensure every one is treated fairly from interference by state governments; used to make most Bill of Rights protections apply to the states. Due Process
is a volunteer program to assist developing nations in Asia, Africa and Latin America Peace Corps
a direct line of communication between the White House and the Kremlin Hot Line
LBJ’s vision for America was summed up what phrase The Great Society
a former Marine who once lived in the Soviet Union who assassinated President Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald
crime for which the death sentence can be imposed Capital Crime
strip club owner who shot Kennedy’s assassin while he was being transported from the police station. Jack Ruby
giving testimony or other evidence that involves oneself in a crime and makes one subject to being prosecuted; protected against by the Fifth Amendment. Self Incrimination
Kennedy’s vision for American which included: the economy, education, medical care for the elderly and the poor, and space exploration. The New Frontier
The Democratic Nominee for President in the Election of 1960 was ? John Kennedy
The Republican Nominee for President in the 1960 Election was? Richard Nixon
What two factors helped push Kennedy over the top in the 1960 Election? T.V. Debates & Civil Rights
On ________________, Kennedy and Nixon took part in the first televised debate between presidential candidates. September 26, 1960
Who was arrested in October of 1960 because of a sit-in at a segregated lunch counter and the Kennedy’s personally contacted his wife and made arrangements for his release? Martin Luther King Jr.
Kennedy won the election of 1960 by fewer than _____________ votes. 119,000
Due to the “Kennedy Mystique” thousands of U.S. citizens enrolled in speed reading classes
Who did Kennedy appoint as his Attorney General, who was his closest friend and advisor? Robert Kennedy
___________ presented the first big test of JFK’s foreign policy. Cuba
The CIA operation approved by Eisenhower that Kennedy allowed that turned out to be a disaster when in April, 1961, 1,200 Cuban exiles met 25,000 Cuban troops backed by Soviet tanks and were soundly defeated. The Bay of Pigs Invasion
How did Kennedy respond once he learned of surveillance photos revealing nukes ready to launch in Cuba? threatening an all out nuclear attack on the Soviets, mobilizing his own nukes, and ordering a Naval Blockade of Cuba
Because East Berliners were fleeing their city for the democratic west, their departure hurt the economy and the prestige of the USSR so just after midnight on ____________ the Soviets began construction of a 90-mile wall separating East and West Berl August 13, 1961
On April 12, 1961, Soviet cosmonaut ____________ became the first human in space Yuri Gagarin
America’s space agency (NASA) began construction on new launch facilities in Cape Canaveral, ___________ and a mission control center in Houston, Texas Florida
Finally, on July 20, 1969, the U.S. would achieve its goal, an excited nation watched as U.S. astronaut _____________________ took the first steps on the moon. Neil Armstrong
Where did the sniper fires shot at Kennedy from? Texas Shool Book Depository
On what day was Kennedy assassinated? Nov. 22, 1963
Who became president after Kennedy was assassinated? Lyndon Johnson
What events was witnessed live on television by the American Public? Presidential Debates between Kennedy & Nixon, Jack Ruby shoot Lee Harvey Oswald while he was being transported, and the John Kennedy Funeral Persession
The ________________ was set up by Lyndon Johnson to investigate the assassination of Kennedy and determined that Oswald had indeed acted alone and that there was NO Conspiracy. The Warren Commission
What was the first thing Johnson pushed Congress to pass after taking office. Tax-Cut Bill
What prohibited discrimination based on race, color, religion or national origin, and granted the federal government new powers to enforce the law? Civil Rights Act
What was part of the Economic Opportunity Act? Job Corps, Head Start, and VISTA
By the time he left the White House in 1969, Congress had passed _______ of LBJ’s Great Society legislative initiatives. 206
Johnson considered _________ “the key which can unlock the door to the Great Society”. Education
___________ provides hospital insurance and low-cost medical care to the elderly. Medicare
_____________ provides health benefits to the poor. Medicaid
In ___________ the Supreme Court ruled that illegally seized evidence could not be used in court. Mapp v. Ohio
In _______________ the Supreme Court ruled that the accused has the right to have an attorney present when questioned by police. Escobedo v. Illinois
In _______________ the Supreme Court ruled that all suspects must be read their rights before questioning. Miranda v. Arizona
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