Unit 9 Test Review

These two countries were the primary or main countries to engage in the Cold War

• China

• The Soviets

• Great Britain

• The United States

The theory that if one country fell to communism, then other countries would fall as well, and eventually communism would take over the world is called

• The Communism Theory

• The Red Theory

• The Dominating Theory

• The Domino Theory

The Proxy Wars include (select all that apply)

• The Cuban Missile Crisis

• The Vietnam War

• World War II

• The Korean War

is a dictatorship government, no ownership of private property or business, and the wealth is essentially shared.

(a)  

• communism
• Capitalism
• Reaganomics
• Democracy

​ (a)   is a democratic government, free enterprise economy system, and the appeal to make a profit is called what.

• Capitalism
• Communism
• Reaganomics
• Dictatorship

LBJ's war on poverty, his plan called "The Great Society", and his ideas on the Civil Rights Movement included

• Voting Rights Act of 1965

• Civil Rights Act of 1964

• Medicare & Medicaid

• Works Progress Administration

True or False?

President LBJ signed the Voting Rights Act of 1965, making it illegal to prevent African Americans from exercising their right to vote, guaranteeing the 15th Amendment

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 was created to protect the rights of minorities and African Americans in their right to vote by getting rid of

• poll taxes

• literacy tests

• Government oversight on new voting laws passed by Southern states

• the 19th Amendment

Martin Luther King Jr. & Malcolm X both wanted to achieve civil rights for Americans. However, they had different strategies to achieve this goal. MLK Jr. believed in

• a militant approach through fighting back

• segregation

• peaceful, non-violent protests

• neither apply

Martin Luther King Jr. & Malcolm X both had the same goal of achieving civil rights for African Americans. However, they had different strategies on achieving this goal. Malcolm X believed in

• a militant approach, fighting their oppressors back

• peaceful, non-violent protests

• segregation

• neither apply