Contrast the goals of the Soviet Union and Joseph Stalin with the goals of the U. S. for Europe at the end of World War II. Explain the agreements made at Yalta for governing Europe, how subsequent events instead resulted in an “iron curtain” in Europe, and how the Long Telegram led to the U. S. policy of Containment. Describe in words:

Contrast the philosophies of Roy Wilkins, Fanny Lou Hamer, and Martin Luther King in the civil rights movement. Then explain the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka decision, and how President Dwight D. Eisenhower later played a decisive role in civil rights despite his reluctance to support the movement.
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Describe Richard Nixon’s “silent majority” in the election of 1968 and how these voters revealed the fracturing of the New Deal Coalition that had dominated American politics for decades. Then explain how these factors helped polarize Americans in the ensuing years: Roe v. Wade, the closing of American factories, internet and cable news, and the end of the Cold War.
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What launched the sexual revolution, and what basic principle did the sexual revolution challenge? What new attitude emerged about the purposes of marriage and sexuality? Finally, how did the sexual revolution become linked to the women’s movement through contraception and the Roe v. Wade ruling, and why is the sexual revolution very complicated.
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Describe the policies of Containment and Détente and how Ronald Regan’s policy toward the Soviet Union contrasted with both. Then explain how each of these led to the end of the Soviet Union: the Strategic Defense Initiative, Reagan’s support for Polish Solidarity and Afghanistani rebels, and Reagan’s relationship with Mikhail Gorbachev.
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