-
Where the next president and vice president of the United States of America are nominated.
Important because its where new presidents are nominated. -
Bombs were sent in the mail throughout America, this series of bombing let to the Red Scare in 1919-1920
-
Boston Police went on strike because they wanted recognition for their trade union and for their wages and working conditions to improve.
-
Raids that happened during the first red scare, the mission was to capture and arrest mainly Italians and Eastern European immigrants.
-
Top Secrete department study done by the Department of Defence about US involvement in Vietnam.
This is important because it spotlighted the bad things the US did and planned during the Vietnam War. -
This plan was created to help European countries recover their economy, so they would not fall to communism.
This is really important because, it helped countries not fall to communism, which would be bad. -
Berlin was split into two sections, East and West, Soviet Union blocked the Allies from access to roads and railroads.
This is significant because, it was one of the first major issues, and it kickstarted The Cold War. -
Military Alliance between North American and European Countries.
Nato is significant because it allied countries together to prevent future wars and conflict. -
A war between North and South Korean.
Significant because North Korean was Communist so we had to fight to help South Korea fight because we couldn't have it also fall to communism. -
It was a conference post-Korean war to meet about issues resulting from past wars.
-
35th president
-
Failed invasion in Cuba led by rebels to the Fidel Castro's Revolution,
-
Wall that divided West and East Berlin.
-
Fight between the United States and the Soviet Union. The US discovered that the Soviets Union was deploying Ballistic Missiles in Cuba and the US didn't like that.
This is really important because the Soviet Union could now reach the US with Bombs and Nuclear weapons. -
Date JFK was assassinated
-
An act passed that allowed the United States to fight back against Vietnam, at all costs.
Important because it helped us fight the Vietnam War. -
Group of attacks carried out by the North Vietnamese.
-
The mass murder of Civilians carried out by US Troops in South Vietnam.
Important because as Ms. Conroy says, you got to look at the ugly parts of history too. -
President Nixon authorized the secret bombings in Cambodia.
Important because it escalated the Vietnam War. -
Shooting in Ohio, where protesters were shot by the National Guard.
Important because they were protesting for peace but got the opposite. -
Act passed that limited the President's power to lock the US into an armed war.
Important because it makes the country think more about declaring war. -
An agreement that ended the Vietnam war and gave peace to Vietnam.
Important because it ended the War. -
Saigon is the capital of Vietnam, in 1975 is when it got taken over by the Vietnam Army and the Viet Cong.
Significant because it marked the end of Vietnam war.