| AP American History Review Sheet
Civil Rights, Great Society, 60s Counterculture 1. American Ideals vs. Black American experience 2. 13th Amendment 3. 14th Amendment 4. 15th Amendment 5. Slaughterhouse Cases 1873 6. US v. Cruikshank 1876 7. Civil Rights Cases 1883 8. Plessy v. Ferguson 1896 9. The Harlan dissent 10. Poll tax 11. Literacy test 12. Grandfather clause 13. Understanding clause 14. Character clause 15. Democratic White Primary 16. Jim Crow 17. Effects of disenfranchisement 18. Effects of Jim Crow 19. Booker T. Washington o Background o The Atlanta Speech o Tuskegee 20. WEB DuBois o Background o Philosophy o Niagara Movement o NAACP o Crisis 21. NAACP goals, tactics 22. Ida Wells 23. Harlem Renaissance 24. Marcus Garvey, UNIA 25. Truman and civil rights 26. Eisenhower and civil rights 27. JFK and civil rights 28. LBJ and civil rights 29. Brown case 30. Little Rock 31. Montgomery Bus Boycott 32. Thurgood Marshall 33. Emmett Tills 34. James Meredith 35. Medger Evers 36. Martin Luther King Jr. 37. SCLC 38. SNCC 39. CORE 40. Nation of Islam 41. Malcolm X 42. Black Panthers 43. Loving v. Virginia 44. Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Ed 45. Bakke v. California 46. Civil Rights Act 1964 47. Voting Rights Act 1965 48. 24th Amendment 49. Detroit Riots 1967 50. The Kerner Report 1967 (National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders) 51. JFK’s New Frontier 52. LBJ’s Great Society 53. Barry Goldwater 54. Michael Harrington’s The Other America (1962) 55. Economic Opportunity Act/Office of Economic Opportunity 56. VISTA 57. Project Head Start 58. Medicare and Medicaid 59. NEA 60. AIM 61. Indian Self Determination Act 1974 62. United Farm Workers Union (Cesar Chavez) 63. NOW 64. Griswold v. Connecticut 1963 65. Roe v. Wade 1973 66. ERA 67. Clean Air Act 1963 68. SDS/Port Huron Manifesto 69. Campus unrest 70. Counterculture 71. Woodstock 72. Stonewall Riots/Gay Liberation Front 73. The Assassinations 74. Chicago Democratic Convention 1968 |