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Hurricane in 2005 that caused the Gulf Coast a whirlwind of trouble, especially in New Orleans. The way that the government responded to the destruction was widely criticized.

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Influential television host. She was born into poverty, but didn't let that stop her in becoming one of the most powerful (African American) women - and overall people - of present day.

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Transfer from governmental ownership to private interests. During Bush's second term, he called for the privatization of Social Security by allowing younger workers to invest some of their earnings in individual retirement accounts.

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Increased federal resources to apprehend and prosecute men guilty of violent acts against women. This time period saw more acts of violence and more punishments than ever before.

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Improved opportunities for women and minorities; giving preference to them in school admissions and job applications. During this time, affirmative action was debated - and in some places shut down.

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Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986

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Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986

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The goal of this act was to stop the flow of immigrants who were entering the country illegally by penalizing employers who hired them and granting resident status to those who had been living in the US since 1982.

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Students are taught in their native language as well as in English. Many thought that this was necessary for immigrants since they contribute so much to America and felt that they needed to assimilate into American culture.

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This act increased quotas and eased remaining restrictions for immigrants. This meant that for the next 10 or so years, the US saw the largest amount of immigrants in the country to date.

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Graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law. He was also a community organizer in Chicago, served in the Illinois legislature, and then was elected to the Senate. He eventually became the 44th president of the US, and served two full terms.

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Strongest challenge Obama faced during his early presidency. Inspired by the Boston Tea Party, the Tea Party Movement was made up of local groups that wanted to reduce the size and scope of the federal government.

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President Obama's most prominent appointment was held with Clinton, his former Democratic primary opponent. She was the wife of Bill Clinton, and the Secretary of State during Obama's first term.

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Head of the Texas advertising agency promoting Bush's campaign. Thanks to Sosa, Bush secured around 40% of the Latino votes.

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Nuclear, biological and chemical weapons designed to kill on a large scale. Many Americans believed Saddam Hussein was creating WMDs during when Bush was debating whether to invade Iraq as part of his attempt to combat terrorism.

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Constitutional guarantee that no one can be held in prison without charges being filled. There was much controversy about whether holding prisoners was against the habeas corpus.

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This group coordinated security matters among federal, state and local agencies. This was created by Bush in an effort to protect against future terrorist attacks.

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This act was passed after 9/11 to protect against terrorist attacks. This act in particular gave law enforcement more authority regarding monitoring suspicious terrorists. Although many believed that this act violated civil liberties, they were willing to give up some rights in order to receive more protection from terrorist attacks.

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Islamic fundamentalist government that controlled most of Afghanistan. This Taliban allowed Bin Laden to run training camps for terrorists.

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This act penalized schools that didn't reach federal performance standards and called for an improvement of teacher quality and other reforms.

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Republican candidate for the 2000 presidential election. He was very popular with conservatives, worked with both Republicans and Democrats, and struck most Americans as sincere.

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Production of services being produced faster than the production of goods. Many thought that this is what America was turning into because jobs in the service sector not only varied so widely, but also because so many opportunities were being created due to this surge of service.

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One example of a globalized business. These corporations may have their headquarters in one country and manufacturing plants in other countries, while materials come from even more countries and territories. Then, these companies sell their products worldwide.

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This organization replaced GATT, and expanded the organizations authority to negotiate trade agreements, settle arguments, and enforce cooperation.

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General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

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General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

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The goal of this movement was to reduce tariffs in order to promote free trade. This agreement was later replaced by the WTO.

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Originally proposed during the Bush administration, this movement called for gradual removal of trade restrictions in the US, Canada and Mexico. Supporters believed that removal of restrictions would promote trade, lower prices, increase exports and encourage investment.

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Multiple nations in Europe joined into this union to coordinate monetary and economic policies. Eventually, the EU established one currency across all of Europe to promote economic efficiency and trade among members of the EU.