Which of these defined the struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union as “permanent” and the era one of “total war”? A) the “long telegram” B) NSC-68 C) the Truman Doctrine D) Executive Order 9835 ANSWER Answer: B
The hollowness of Eisenhower’s “new look” foreign policy was shown when the United States refused to intervene in a 1956 anti-communist uprising in __________. A) Hungary B) Austria C) Poland D) Italy ANSWER Answer: A
The Landrum-Griffin Act continued a trend of increased government oversight of __________. A) organized labor B) public education C) a conformist consumer culture D) science and technology ANSWER Answer: A
Which statement was true of Levittown in 1960? A) It was home to wealthy Pennsylvanians. B) None of its residents were black. C) It was a center of the emerging counterculture. D) Its initial investors had gone bankrupt. ANSWER Answer: B
Truman’s most important practical contribution to the civil rights movement was __________. A) introducing legislation based on the To Secure These Rights report B) integrating the armed services by executive order C) challenging the segregation laws in Washington, DC D) appointing the first black cabinet member ANSWER Answer: B
The National Congress of American Indians took a cue from the civil rights movement in __________. A) mixing peaceful and violent protest B) using the courts to gain rights C) assimilating into the mainstream culture D) calling for revolution ANSWER Answer: B
The Patuxet Indian Squanto A) was raised by English Pilgrims. B) taught the Pilgrims how to grow Indian corn. C) demonstrated by his experiences that the fusing of Native-American and European customs, values, and ideals was possible. D) after being captured and taken to England, preferred to remain there. ANSWER B
Alexander Hamilton argued that A) states should be required to pay their own debts. B) the new government should not be held accountable for the debts of the Articles of Confederation Congress. C) the new government should completely and immediately retire all public debts. D) speculators in government security bonds should be paid the full […]
The Mexican War for Independence against Spanish authority quickly led to all of the following EXCEPT the A) demise of the mission system. B) colonization of American settlers in the Southwest. C) demise of the rancheros. D) migration of American traders into the Southwest. ANSWER C
Those who engaged in the Whiskey Rebellion were primarily A) southern planters. B) northeastern manufacturers. C) western farmers. D) eastern shippers. ANSWER C