Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 29

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1961
  • Bay of Pigs invasion.
  • Berlin Wall erected.
  • Kennedy increases military aid to South Vietnam.
  • Peace Corps created.
1962
  • Cuban missile crisis.
1963
  • President Kennedy assassinated; Lyndon B. Johnson becomes president.
1964
  • Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.
1965
  • Operation Rolling Thunder begins.
  • First combat troops to Vietnam.
  • U.S. troops invade Dominican Republic.
1967
  • Arab-Israeli Six-Day War.
1968
  • Demonstrations against Vietnam War increase.
  • Tet Offensive.
  • Johnson decides not to seek second term.
  • Violence near Democratic convention in Chicago.
  • Richard M. Nixon elected president.
1969
  • American astronauts land on moon.
1970
  • Nixon orders invasion of Cambodia.
  • Students killed at Kent State and Jackson State.
1971
  • Pentagon Papers published.
1972
  • Nixon becomes first U.S. president to visit China.
  • Nixon signs arms limitation treaties with Soviets.
1973
  • Paris Peace Accords.
  • CIA-backed military coup in Chile.
  • Arab oil embargo following Yom Kippur War.
1975
  • North Vietnam takes over South Vietnam, ending the war.
  • Helsinki accords.
Table : CHRONOLOGY