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Midterm- APUSH

Total questions: 128

Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Can you recall what the 18th amendment is

a)

Made it illegal to make or sell alcohol

b)

Gave women the right to vote

c)

Led to a decrease in crime

d)

Gave African Americans the right to vote

2.

Henry Ford produced a more affordable car primarily because his company….

a)

Paid workers lower wages than his competitors.

b)

Used foreign-made parts.

c)

Developed a faster and less expensive method of production called the assembly line.

d)

Offered a variety of options to buyers

3.

During the 1920s, controversies concerning national Prohibition and the behavior of “flappers” were all signs of disagreement over…

a)

The return to normalcy

b)

Changing culture and lifestyles

c)

Causes of the Great Depression

d)

The benefits of new technology

4.
Which law began limiting the flow if immigrants when it was passed in 1921?
a)
National Origins Act
b)
Emergency Quota Act
c)
Dawes Act
d)
Teapot Dome Act
5.

What was President Herbert Hoover's response to the Great Depression?

a)

He believed "rugged individualism" would solve the economy

b)

He created mass welfare

c)

He increased infrastructure to create jobs

d)

He violated his policy of laissez-faire

6.
The _______________________ was FDR's plan to help get the economy going again and help the unemployed find jobs.
a)
Hoovervilles
b)
German race
c)
The New Deal
d)
Pearl Harbor
7.
Which program insures banks and keeps your money safe?
a)
Social Security
b)
TVA
c)
CCC
d)
FDIC
8.
Which program builds wildlife perserves and plants trees?
a)
CCC
b)
TVA
c)
WPA
d)
FDIC
9.
Which program cleared the river valley in Tennesee and brought electricity to these rural parts near the river?
a)
CCC
b)
WPA
c)
TVA
d)
FDIC
10.
This program hired young men ages 18-26 who were unemployed and paid them to work mostly on outdoor projects. 
a)
Civilian Conservation Core (CCC)
b)
Works Progress Administration
c)
Tennessee Valley Authority 
d)
The New Deal
11.
This New Deal program built dams that provided hydroelectric power to many rural areas in Tennessee, northern Georgia, northern Alabama. _____
a)
GAP
b)
RAV
c)
TVA
d)
RCA
12.
In 1929 the Great Depression started in the United States. In 1932 Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected president and he promised a "New Deal" to the American people. Which of the following BEST describes the role of the government during the New Deal?
a)
The government wanted people to take care of themselves and not use the government.
b)
The New Deal led to the government being more involved in the economy of the country.
c)
The government wanted people to let the government provide everything they needed.
d)
The New Deal led to the government being less involved in the economy of the country.
13.
The New Deal was divided into 3 categories: relief for immediate help, reform to fix problems, and _________________________ to help the people and nation “get back on their feet”. 
a)
reinvent
b)
radicalize
c)
recovery
d)
reissue 
14.

What were the 3 Rs of the New Deal?

a)

Relent, Release, Recoil

b)

Relief, Resume, Resolve

c)

Reform, Relieve, Remove

d)

Relief, Recovery, Reform

15.

Who was the Louisiana senator who proposed the "Share Our Wealth" program?

a)

Henry Cabot Lodge

b)

Huey Long

c)

Charles Evans Hughes

d)

Henry Morganthau, Jr.

16.

What statement best describes the reasons for FDR's "court packing scheme"?

a)

The Supreme Court was regularly siding with New Deal programs

b)

Federal judges were taking bribes to rule in favor of New Deal programs

c)

Several Supreme Court decisions had ruled New Deal programs unconstitutional

17.

Temporarily halting all bank operations

a)

bank run

b)

bank holiday

18.

Establish industry codes that set standards for output, prices, and working conditions. Was controversial.

a)

National Recovery Administration

b)

Securities and Exchange Commission

19.

Authorized the federal government to raise farm prices by setting production quotas for major crops and paying farmers not to plant more and succeeded in raising farm prices and incomes-this ignored sharecroppers and tenant farmers .

a)

Agricultural Act(AA)

b)

Agricultural Adjustment Administration(AAA)

20.

Drought that hist Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas and causes huge dust storms called black blizzards

a)

Dust Bowl

b)

Depression Drought

21.
What cause of the Great Depression did the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) attempt to solve?
a)
Stock market speculation
b)
Overproduction
c)
Weak banking system
d)
Unsafe loans
22.
What were stock brokers doing that inflated the stock prices? 
a)
giving out loans they knew would not be paid back
b)
speculating stocks to be worth more than they actually were
c)
buying stocks on credit
d)
not insuring the customers' money
23.
Which event marked the beginning of the Great Depression?
a)
The End of Prohibition
b)
The New Deal
c)
The Stock Market Crash
d)
The Election of Herbert Hoover
24.
What was a major result of FDR’s New Deal programs?
a)
The national deficit declined for most U.S. citizens
b)
The suffrage rights for women changed
c)
The power of the federal government was expanded
d)
The federal government lowered taxes for most Americans
25.

Created to regulate and reform financial practice, particularly buying stocks on credit

a)

National Labor Relations Board

b)

Social Security

c)

Public Works Authority

d)

Securities and Exchange Commission

26.
FDR addressed the American public in weekly broadcasts known as:
a)
FDR Hour
b)
Hangin' With Franklin
c)
Fireside Chats
d)
Around the Fire
27.

What was the main goal of the Truman Doctrine?

a)

Elimination of communism

b)

Implementation of the "Domino Theory"

c)

Containment of communism

d)

Reconstruction of Western Europe after World War II

e)

Assistance to British colonies in Africa

28.

George Kennan's policy of containment was based on

a)

belief that the communists would win the Chinese civil war

b)

an understanding with Britain regarding the post-World War II German government

c)

a belief that the Soviet Union would try to expand the reach of communism

d)

a desire to keep the Republicans from regaining the White House in the 1948 election

e)

a need to decrease government spending in an effort to halt inflation

29.

Alger Hiss, who was accused in 1948 of having once been a member of a secret communist cell in the government, in 1945 had

a)

served as an aide in the Department of Defense

b)

served as an aide in the State Department

c)

served as an aide in the U.S. Senate

d)

served as an aide in the U.S. House of Representatives

e)

served as an agent in the FBI

30.

As a result of the Marshall Plan

a)

the U.S. experienced an economic downturn in 1948

b)

the U.S.S.R. increased military engagements in Western Europe

c)

there was a growing effort isolate the U.S. from the rest of the world

d)

there was a strengthening of the economic relationship between the United States and Western Europe

31.

Nations that were aligned with, but also under the influence and pressure of, the Soviet Union were called

a)

Proxy nations

b)

NATO

c)

Warsaw Pact

d)

Satellite nations

32.

Truman wanted to intervene in ________ to avoid what happened in China in 1949.

a)

Vietnam

b)

Korea

c)

Greece

d)

Turkey

33.
An alliance formed to stop the spread of communism is called ___________.
a)
NATO
b)
UN
c)
Axis Powers
d)
Allied Powers
34.
Which of the following is one way in which the Cold War affected American life? 
a)
Only a few American soldiers lost their lives in wars.
b)
Reduced spending on defense freed up money for society programs. 
c)
Fear of communism created a climate of suspicion in the nation. 
d)
Americans were united on the best way to conduct foreign policy.     
35.

What other Government Group tried suspected Communists?

a)

HUAC (House Committee on Un-American Activities)

b)

SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence)

c)

Vermin Supreme Democrats

d)

U.S.S.R.

36.

Julius and Ethel ____________________ were convicted of espionage and executed in June 1953, although many people believed that they were victims caught in a wave of anti-Communist frenzy

a)

Rosenberg

b)

Truman

c)

McCarthy

d)

Hiss

37.

Supreme Court case that upheld the decision of Japanese internment during WWII because during times of war, rights are limited—1942

(a)  

38.

This 1942 program allowed temporary Mexican agricultural workers into the United States to allow for wartime labor shortages in the West

(a)  

39.

The map shows which event during WWII?

a)

Allied D-day Invasion

b)

Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor

c)

Soviet Invasion of Poland

d)

Nazi Blitzkrieg of Europe

40.

This poster was an icon for

a)

women factory workers during WWII

b)

housewives

c)

women soldiers

d)

nurses

41.

Which idea have we seen illustrated in both Supreme Court cases Schenck v. United States and Korematsu v . United States?

a)

Economic interests of foreign nations are frequently upheld in United States courts.

b)

The rights of protesters have been preserved even in times of national stress.

c)

During wartime, limitations on civil rights have been upheld by judicial action.

d)

The free speech rights of Communists have often been violated.

42.

Which policy implemented in 1939 allowed US business to sell supplies to the Allies with certain conditions that didn't risk American ships?

a)

Lend Lease Act

b)

Cash and Carry Policy

c)

Neutrality Acts

d)

Appeasement Policy

43.

When Roosevelt signed the Lend-lease Act, he said that the U.S must become the "arsenal of democracy in order to ?

a)

end the Great Depression

b)

help the Axis powers

c)

help Britain

d)

stay out of the war

44.

The American program to build an atomic bomb was known as the

a)

Manhattan Project

b)

Operation overlord

c)

New York Project

d)

Operation A-bomb

45.

The strategy of capturing some islands and going around others. That United States used in order to invade Japan.

a)

Double V

b)

Naplam

c)

Lend-Lease

d)

Island hopping

46.

Who was the commander of the Pacific during World War II?

a)

Douglas MacArthur

b)

Dwight D. Eisenhower

c)

George Patton

d)

Harry Truman

47.
Restricting the amount of food and other goods people may buy during wartime to assure adequate supplies for the military
a)
holocaust
b)
nazism
c)
fascism
d)
rationing
48.

forced march of captured American and Filipino troops

a)

John Sousa March

b)

MeToo March

c)

Bataan Death March

d)

island hopping

49.

Lend-Lease Act

a)

materials important for fighting a war

b)

revised to allow warring countries to buy arms from the United States on a cash-and-carry basis

c)

American destroyer torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine

d)

stated the United States could supply arms to any country considered "vital to the defense of the United States"

e)

the entire western half of the Atlantic Ocean that Roosevelt declared as a neutral territory

50.

Roosevelt and Churchill met near Newfoundland in 1941 and agreed on the text of the

a)

Export Control Act.

b)

Neutrality Act.

c)

Lend-Lease Act.

d)

Atlantic Charter.

51.

US General who, along with British General Bernard Montgomery, took North Africa from the Germans by May, 1943 in “Operation Torch”

a)

Dwight Eisenhower

b)

Douglas Macarthur

c)

Omar Bradly

d)

The Better Wilson

52.

Strong anti-war sentiment in US (strongest in Midwest, Republicans); avoid war at all costs; disillusioned with results of World War I

a)

The Manhattan Project

b)

Selective Training and Service Act (1940)

c)

Isolationism

d)

Four Freedom Speech

53.

This bill provided education and training for veterans, paid for by the federal government.

a)

The Veterans Bill

b)

GI Bill of Rights.

c)

Post War Recovery Act

d)

Soldiers Job Bill

54.

When Japan invaded China (1937), Roosevelt tested public opinion, proposing that the democracies act together to isolate the aggressor; negative public reaction to this speech

a)

Covid Speech

b)

Nye Speech

c)

Quarantine Speech

d)

Appeasement Speech

55.

Many people from Mexico came to help American farmers through a program called the ___________.

a)

Civil defense

b)

Bracero Program

c)

Fair Employment Practices Commission

d)

United Service Organizations

56.

He called on African Americans everywhere to come to the capital on July 1, 1941, and to march under the banner “We Loyal Colored Americans Demand the Right to Work and Fight for Our Country.”

a)

Wendell Willkie

b)

A. Philip Randolph

c)

T.G Shepard

d)

George Marshall

57.

Which technological advance from World War II fulfilled this mission?

a)

Sonar

b)

Jet engines

c)

Radar

d)

Cipher machines

58.
The offer of military aid to any Middle Eastern country resisting communism was known as the
a)
Marshall Plan.
b)
Eisenhower Doctrine.
c)
Truman Doctrine.
d)
Baruch Plan.
59.
This was established to gather strategic military and political information from overseas.
a)
FBI
b)
National Defense Administration
c)
National Security Council
d)
CIA
60.
This leader took over the Soviet Union after the death of Joseph Stalin.
a)
Lenin
b)
Khrushchev
c)
Gorbachev
d)
Trotsky
61.
Who sparked the Montgomery Bus boycott by refusing to give up her seat?
a)
Diane Nash
b)
Coretta King
c)
Rosa Parks
d)
Myrlie Evers
62.
This president sent 1,000 US troops to enforce desegregation in this city.
a)
Kennedy; Birmingham
b)
Eisenhower; Jackson
c)
Johnson; Selma
d)
Eisenhower; Little Rock
63.

Martin Luther King is going to help create this organization to fight discrimination nonviolently.

a)

SNCC

b)

CORE

c)

SCLC

d)

Black Muslims

64.

Martin Luther King is going to help create this organization to fight discrimination nonviolently.

a)

SNCC

b)

CORE

c)

SCLC

d)

Black Muslims

65.

First manmade satellite launched was the Soviet

a)

Explorer I

b)

Sputnik

c)

Challenger

d)

Enterprise

66.

In contrast to that of the central cities, life in suburbia became attractive to many American families in the 1950s because the suburbs seemed to provide

a)

variety and excitement in lifestyles and entertainment.

b)

racial integration in neighborhoods and schools.

c)

greater opportunities for cultural and educational advancement.

d)

larger, safer, and more private homes.

e)

a chance to obtain individuality.

67.

In his farewell address in January 1961, Eisenhower warned the American people against

a)

the rise of military pacifism.

b)

the tendency to hysterical anticommunism.

c)

the risk of creeping socialism.

d)

the influence of military-industrial complex.

e)

the rise of racism in America.

68.

The French were defeated by the Vietnamese in 1954 at the battle of

a)

Danang

b)

Dienbienphu

c)

Panmunjom

d)

Pleiku

69.

The organization created by the US to build a space program was called

a)

NATO

b)

SEATO

c)

NASA

d)

Warsaw Pact

70.

The surge in the American birthrate between 1945 and 1965, which peaked in 1957 with 4.3 million births.

a)

Baby Boom

b)

Baby Bust

c)

GI Generation

d)

Lost Generation

71.

A 1956 law authorizing the construction of a national highway system.

a)

National Interstate and Defense Highways Act

b)

Route 66 Act

c)

Interstate Highways Act

d)

National Intrastate Highways Act

72.

Name applied to the Southwest and South, which grew rapidly after WWII as a center of defense industries and nonunionized labor.

a)

Sunbelt

b)

Corn Belt

c)

Rust Belt

d)

Bible Belt

73.
William J. Levitt contributed to the growth of the suburbs by
a)
Mass-producing houses
b)
Criticizing urban life
c)
Designing interstate highways   
d)
Providing low-interest mortgage loans
74.

Which of the following was an immediate consequence of the Sputnik launch?

a)

Richard Nixon’s decision to run for the presidency in 1960

b)

the resignation of the director of the CIA

c)

the creation of a new federal agency and expanded funding for education

d)

a call for a joint Soviet-American space program to calm Cold War tensions

75.
14th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States; oversaw Brown vs. Board of Education
a)
Earl Warren
b)
James Meredith
c)
Malcolm X
d)
Jackie Robinson
76.
Who was the lawyer that won the "Brown vs. Board" case and was later the first African American Supreme Court Justice?
a)
Earl Warren
b)
Thurgood Marshall
c)
Martin Luther King Jr.
d)
Jackie Robinson
77.
Which of the follow events was an effect of the Brown vs. Board decision?
a)
Little Rock 9
b)
Montgomery Bus Boycott
c)
Desegregation of Baseball
d)
March on Selma
78.

Document signed by 101 Congress members who vowed to get rid of the Brown decision's abuse of power.

(a)  

79.

An economist who attacked the prevailing notion that sustained economic growth would solve America's chronic social problems. Encouraged the wealthy to spend more for the common good.

a)

John Kenneth Galbraity

b)

John Maynard Keynes

c)

John Locke

d)

John Kerry

80.

This person was a symbol of the rock-and-roll movement of the 50s when teenagers began to form their own subculture, dismaying to conservative parents; created a youth culture that ridiculed phony and pretentious middle-class Americans, celebrated uninhibited sexuality and spontaneity; foreshadowed the coming counterculture of the 1960s

a)

Martin Luther King Jr.

b)

Dwight Eisenhower

c)

Dr. Spock

d)

Elvis Presley

81.
The G.I. Bill gave over 2 million veterans access to what?
a)
college & housing loans
b)
manufacturing jobs
c)
free health care
d)
food stamps
82.
Senator Barry Goldwater
a)
ran as Lyndon B. Johnson's running mate in the presidential election of 1964
b)
claimed that he was the person who came up with the idea for the Great Society programs
c)
headed the commission that investigated the assassination of President Kennedy
d)
suggested using nuclear weapons to end the war in Vietnam
83.
Names of the Great Society Programs that provide health insurance to the elderly and covers low income people with medical needs?
a)
HUD and CPB
b)
VISTA and Job Corps
c)
NEA and SeniorCare
d)
Medicare and Medicaid
84.

What was one result of the Great Society?

a)

Poverty was eliminated in the United States.

b)

the lives of many underprivileged Americans improved.

c)

President Johnson's popularity plummeted.

d)

The federal government shrank considerably.

85.
Johnson's domestic program was called
a)
New Deal
b)
Square Deal
c)
Welfare
d)
Great Society
86.
This is a pre-school program  for low-income children
a)
Medicaid
b)
Kindergarten
c)
Head Start
d)
Medicare
87.

Which of these cases resulted in law enforcement agencies reading a list of rights to suspects before questioning them?

a)

Gideon v. Wainwight

b)

Brown v. Board of Education

c)

Miranda v. Arizona

d)

Baker v. Carr

88.

Which of the following Court cases ruled that free legal counsel is required in criminal courts to those who could not afford a lawyer?

a)

Miranda v. Arizona

b)

Baker v. Carr

c)

Gideon v. Wainwight

d)

Brown v. Board of Education

89.
Declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional
a)
Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
b)
Baker v. Carr (1962)
c)
Reynolds v. Sims (1964)
d)
New York Times v. Sullivan (1964)
90.

The controversial event that led to the US directly intervening in Vietnam.

a)

Gulf of Tonkin

b)

Tet Offensive

c)

Operation Rolling Thunder

d)

My Lai Massacre

91.

Which program is government funded health insurance for the elderly?

a)

Medicaid

b)

Head Start

c)

Medicare

d)

VISTA

92.

Who did Kennedy run for President against in 1960?

a)

Gerald Ford

b)

Dwight Eisenhower

c)

Richard Nixon

d)

Harry Truman

93.

What did JFK do to try to stop the Cuban Missile Crisis?

a)

He put a naval quarantine around Cuba

b)

He attacked Cuba

c)

He attacked Russia

94.

Which organisation did King establish to unite southern ministers in the black freedom struggle?

a)

SNCC

b)

MIA

c)

SCLC

d)

NAACP

95.

Who was the Chief Justice in the 1950's and 1960's who oversaw decisions that changed many laws in this decade.

a)

Chief Justice John Roberts

b)

Chiefs Justice Richard Nixon

c)

Chief Justice Barry Goldwater

d)

Chief Justice Earl Warren

96.

Outlawed racial discrimination in the workplace and in public places, including schools.

a)

13th Amendment

b)

Jim Crow Laws

c)

Civil Rights Act of 1964

d)

Voting Rights Act of 1964

97.
Which big event pushed Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
a)
the Montgomery Bus Boycott
b)
the outcome of Brown v. Board of Education
c)
the march on Selma, Alabama
d)
the March on Washington, D.C.
98.

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

a)

Ended segregation in schools

b)

Ended discrimination based on race, religion, gender, or national origin.

c)

Gave all African Americans who were born in the United States the right to vote.

d)

Gave all people the right to sit wherever they wanted on the city bus.

99.
Nonviolent protest, where protesters occupied space in order to protest segregation.
a)
Sit-In
b)
Freedom Rides
c)
Selma March
d)
Filibuster
100.

"States are prohibited from imposing any voting qualifications or prerequisite to voting or to deny or abridge the right of any citizen of the United States to vote on account of race or color" - Which of the following is being described in the document?

a)

Armed Forces Desegregation Act

b)

the Civil Rights Act of 1964

c)

the Voting Rights Act of 1965

d)

G.I. Bill

101.

In 1965, troubles in this city caused the Voting Rights Act to be passed.

a)

Montgomery

b)

Selma

c)

Greensboro

d)

Atlanta

102.
What abolished the National Origins Act as well as racial quotas of immigrants?
a)
Immigration Act of 1965
b)
Open Door Act of 1965
c)
Quota Restriction Act of 1965
d)
Naturalization Act of 1965
103.

The culture of the young people who rejected mainstream American society in the 1960's seeking to create an alternative society based on peace, love and individual freedom.

a)

Counterculture

b)

Feminism

c)

Woodstock

d)

United Hippie Movement

104.
The counter culture movement was an extension of what earlier movement from the 50s?
a)
Beat Movement
b)
Conservative Coalition
c)
Flappers
d)
Lost Generation
105.
What youth movement of the 60's demanded sweeping changes in American society?
a)
New Left
b)
New Right
c)
Occupy Wall Street
d)
Consumerism
106.

What place in the United States was known as one of the main centers of counterculture thought & action?

a)

Woodstock

b)

Haight-Ashbury

c)

Seattle

d)

Los Angeles

107.
What is a migrant worker?
a)
A person who eats only corn and grapes.
b)
A person who lives near water.
c)
A person who travels to harvest seasonal fruits and vegetables.
d)
A person who grew up in Alaska.
108.

Why did Cesar Chavez picket stores that sold grapes?

a)

He did not like grapes

b)

He liked to eat apples instead

c)

He was allergic to grapes

d)

Growers used chemicals to kill insects and this hurt the migrant workers

109.

Where were the riots that sparked the movement?

a)

England, London.

b)

Stonewall Inn.

c)

Mattachine Society Meeting.

d)

Washington, DC (whitehouse).

110.

A Labor Union formed in 1966 to seek higher wages and better working conditions for Mexican-American farm workers in California.

a)

La Raza Unida

b)

American Indian Movement

c)

United Farm Workers Organizing Committee

d)

Equal Rights Amendment

111.

An Organization founded in 1966 to pursue feminist goals, such as better childcare facilities, improved educational opportunities, and an end to job discrimination.

a)

AIM

b)

Counterculture

c)

National Organization for Women

d)

Feminism

112.

She wrote a book entitled, "The Feminine Mystique", which addressed the "problem that has no name"

a)

Jimi Hendrix

b)

Phyllis Schlafly

c)

Janis Joplin

d)

Betty Friedan

113.

This Stated that women could obtain an abortion up to 3 months.

a)

Roe vs Wade

b)

Me vs You

c)

Row vs Spade

d)

Sweatt vs Painter

114.
Nixon's secret plan to get the US out of vietnam slowly, while replacing American troops with the S. Vietnamese Army was called...?
a)
Vietnamization
b)
Detente
c)
Containment
d)
the Domino Theory
115.
What communist nations did president Nixon extend relations to during his Administration?
a)
Cuba
b)
China
c)
Soviet Union
d)
Both China and Soviet Union
116.
Which word means, "easing/lessening of tension?"
a)
Inflation
b)
Detente
c)
Stagflation
d)
Constipation 
117.
Which is an example of detente'?
a)
building the Berlin Wall
b)
blockade of Cuba by the US
c)
Soviet invasion of Afganistan
d)
Nixon's visit to the Soviet Union
118.
Which of the following presidents improved relations with the Soviet Union by visiting and signing arms limitations agreements?
a)
Eisenhower
b)
Nixon
c)
Kennedy
d)
Carter
119.
One action that influenced the US-Soviet signing of the SALT I treaty in 1972 was President Nixon's
a)
opening of diplomatic relations with China
b)
involvement in the Watergate scandal
c)
support of Israel during the Yom Kippur War
d)
withdrawal of military forces from Vietnam
120.
What is the function of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)?
a)
to develop America's natural resources
b)
to reduce air and water pollution and protect the enviroment
c)
to protect Americans from acts of terrorism
d)
to manage the nation's parks and forests
121.
What book inspired Lyndon Johnson to declare his "war on poverty"?
a)
How the Other Half Lives
b)
A Century of Dishonor
c)
The Other America
d)
Grapes of Wrath
122.

A stagnated economy has which of the following? (Choose all that apply.)

a)

falling unemployment

b)

rising inflation

c)

rising unemployment

d)

falling inflation

e)

high economic growth

123.

What caused an energy crisis in the 1970s?

a)

the Vietnam War

b)

the Cold War

c)

USA's support of Isreal in the Middle East

d)

USA's support of Western German in Europe

124.

Who was President Nixon's National Security Advisor and Secretary of State?

a)

Spiro Agnew

b)

Henry Kissinger

c)

Gerald Ford

d)

Lyndon Johnson

125.

When was the Tet Offensive

a)

1958

b)

1968

c)

1970

126.
The Vietnam War was televised.
a)
False
b)
True
127.

Television news and less the truthful politicians helped to increase this.

a)

the draft

b)

search-and-destroy missions

c)

credibility gap

d)

support for the war

128.

After the Tet Offensive, a majority of Americans

a)

furthered their support for the war.

b)

rioted in the streets of major U.S. cities.

c)

began to question and oppose U.S. involvement in Vietnam.

d)

began to believe more deeply in the U.S. military presence in Vietnam.

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