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| Julius and Ethel Rosenberg |
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| Husband/wife spies executed after WWII. |
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| Leader of Nationalist China forced to move his gov't to Formosa. |
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| Became leader of Red China in 1949 |
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| Line separating North and South Korea |
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| Imaginary line separating East and West Europe |
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| Made his reputation as a "red baiter", later became president, pulled country out of Vietnam, resigned because of Watergate |
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| Called the American Caesar, fired by Truman over a disagreement regarding Korea |
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| Site of a series of controversial war-crimes trials that led to the execution of twelve Nazi leaders |
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| Boundary between Korea and China where the approach of US troops in 1950 brought the Communist Chinese into the Korean War |
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| Mexican laborers admitted to the US during WWII to provide agricultural assistance |
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| Johnson's Sec of Defense, supported American involvement in Vietnam |
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| Conservative Republican defeated in 1964 by Johnson |
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| Nickname for Johnson's domestic policy |
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| Foreign program created by JFK to help underdeveloped countries |
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| South Vietnamese who supported North's cause |
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| Oberlin graduate who kept her last name after marriage |
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| Admired by Susan B Anthony, leader of WCTU |
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| Flamboyent feminist who ran for president on a platform which included free love |
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| Along with Stanton, organized Seneca Falls convention |
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| Lunatic temeperance advocate eventually killed by a woman tavern owner |
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| Former slave who became and ardent feminist and abolitionist, Oprah of her time |
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| Her name became synonymous with radical women's dress reform |
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| Her NAWSA eventually became the League of Women Voters |
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| Cast the deciding vote for suffrage in TN. |
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| Radical british suffragist who spawned a similar movement in the US |
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| Though cool, to the idea of suffrage, she literally ran the goverment during her husbands illness |
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| Her combination of brains and beauty made her the perfect choice to lead the suffrage parade |
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| Suffragette, pacifist, first woman in congress |
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| Took place in 1848 with Stanton, Mott, and Anthony running it, dealt with issues of women's civil rights, peace, religion, and votes for women-initially no men allowed, changed second day men ran it |
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| Colors that stood for women's suffrage. Purple meant royalty, white meant purity, gold meant glory women strived for |
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| Men mostly in southern states who were against suffrage, who were essentially redknecks, called that because they carried red handkerchiefs in back pocket |
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| Case taken to Supreme Court by Virginia Minor saying she had the right to vote because of the 14th Amend.; lost case because they said it only included white and black men |
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| When train cars full of women suffragist had been arrested traveled around and showed they were fighting for the cause |
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| Number of votes out of the 99 representatives in TN needed to pass the ratification of the 19th Amend thus giving enough states throughout country for women to vote |
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| Name given to Wilson by suffragettes when using Wilson's own words against him; came into use after Wilson pleaded for Treaty of Versailles and American women realized German women ahd the right to vote |
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| The first months of FDR's presidency |
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| Wife of FDR and called "Champion of Dispossessed" |
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| Works Progress Administration |
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| Major relief program of New Deal |
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| Public Works Administration |
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| Long range recovery program of ND |
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