In 1972, President Richard Nixon broke with the past with his dramatic and historic visit to :

According to the popular view of the containment policy :

Rachel Carson's Silent Spring :

The major goal of the Marshall Plan was to :

National Security Council Document 68 (NSC 68) endorsed which of the following? :

Harry Truman's motives for using the atomic bomb against Japan included his :

In the aftermath of Vietnam and Watergate, the mood of the public was :

The North Vietnamese military attack of 1968 that destroyed the myth of American progress in Vietnam was the :

One of the most damaging problems of the Carter administration was its failure to win the release of U.S. hostages from :

French involvement in Vietnam ended with their defeat at :

Four students were killed by National Guard troops in 1970 at the ____ campus during an antiwar demonstration. :

Richard Nixon's policy of detente toward the Soviet Union and China was characterized by :

In the post war years commitment to "national security" served to :

In China, the United States supported Jiang Jieshi instead of Mao Zedong because :

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) :

Eisenhower's "New Look" argued that :

The American people united behind President Roosevelt's decision to ask for a declaration of war when :

On August 9, 1974, President Richard Nixon became the only president in U.S. history to :

The president first associated with the idea of "flexible response" was :

The congressional act that was tantamount to a declaration of war against North Vietnam was the :

Communist Mao Zedong established the People\'s Rep :

Ho Chi Minh was the leader of this communist natio :

In 1956, Eisenhower and the U.S. stood by as this :

Kim Il-sung was the leader of which country when t :

Syngman Rhee\'s country was saved for the side of :

The 1947 Berlin Airlift saved the western half of :

The Nazi-Soviet Pact of 1939 was between which two :

The Truman Doctrine was initially drafted as a res :

This city fell to the communists in 1975, just two :

Until 1972, the United States recognized the Natio :

What is #6 on the map? :

What is #6 on the map. :

Which country is INCORRECTLY paired with its leade :

Where is Hanoi, the capital city of the Communist :

Which line was the armistice line in Korea at the :

1950s feminism :

Emmett Till :

rock'n'roll origin :

Which of the following historical terms is not synonymous with the others? :

During the 1950\'s, the number of women working ou :

Richard Nixon's hard-working, tax-paying, non-protesting, law-abiding constituency in the elections of 1968 & 1972 was known by all of the following names, EXCEPT :

The United States financed World War II by :

What did NOT occur as a result of McCarthyism? :

What did the \"White House tapes\" reveal? :

What event did NOT occur in 1968? :

When President JFK's Secretary of State Dean Rusk said, \"We were :

Which president is INCORRECTLY paired with the nam :

All of the following occurred in the years 1948 to 1950 and all but one were considered, to some degree or another, failures for President Truman and his administration. Which event was considered a success? :

Which of the following was not included in the National Security Act of 1947? :

According to some textbooks and your instructor, the apex of liberalism was reached during the presidency of :

After the United States entered WWII, which Americans, descended from the following ethnic groups, were placed in internment camps in the interest of national security? :

In the foiled and botched "Bay of Pigs" operation, Kennedy attempted to overthrow the government of :

Which of the following presidents was NOT impeached? :

People - Leaders :

Presidential Foreign Policy :

Concerning the propaganda posters :

Concerning the spectrum :

In the chart, in his 1972 re-election bid, Nixon :

In the chart, The Voting Rights Act of 1965 :

Looking at the chart, in the 1960 election, Kennedy :

According to the video, as a result of the armistice in 1953, the borders of North and South Korea :

According to the video, how did MOST Americans react to the campus convulsions of 1970? :

According to the video, in his reelection bid in 1948, Truman and the Democrats made an unprecedented political stand by :

According to the video, President Eisenhower was forced to use federal power to uphold the Supreme Court's 1954 desegregation ruling during a crisis at :

According to the video, which of the following was NOT an immediate post-WWII economic problem? :

According to the video, which of the following was NOT related to the 1950's :

According to the video, which politician was responsible for giving in to pressure concerning Adolf Hitler's desire to occupy the Sudetenland are of Czechoslovakia, and what derogatory term has ... :

According to the video, the end of the war in 1945 brought changes to the life of "Rosie the Riveter". Women who had worked in the war industries :

According to the video, each of the following ran for the presidency in 1948 except :

In the 1950s the real wages and fringe benefits of U.S. workers improved steadily. :

John F. Kennedy, a Democrat, endorsed lower taxes as a means of stimulating economic growth. :

In the 1960s, the Republican Party attracted conservative white southern voters with its states' rights position on anti-discrimination legislation. :

Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal government at home and abroad. :

In the 1970s, worldwide shortages of oil resulted in long lines at gas stations for American drivers. :

A major "thaw" in the cold war came when President Richard Nixon carried out his foreign policy of detente with Leonid Brezhnev of this Soviet Union and Mao Zedong of Red China. :

Because both Lyndon Johnson in 1964 and Richard Nixon in 1972 were elected to the presidency in overwhelming landslides, they both believed that they had received a mandate from the people to ... :

During the Cold War, Americans were so concerned about breaches of domestic security that they generally accepted the growth of a large and expensive federal bureaucracy to monitor their ... :

Examples of the militant and/or separatist black power movement of the 1950's and 1960's are: the Black Muslims, the Black Panthers, and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). :

In retrospect, if it had not been for LBJ's involvement in Vietnam, his economic & domestic policy called the Great Society would have continued and he would have probably gone down in history as ... :

President Truman's greatest foreign policy success in Asia was his handling of China. His greatest failure was in Korea. :

Taking advantage of his overwhelming victory in the 1960 election and the conservative coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats in Congress, President Kennedy easily achieved his New ... :

The Congress of the United States never officially declared war against North Korea even though over 54,000 U.S. soldiers lost their lives during the years 1950-1953. :

According to historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, the imperial presidency, which has arisen since the days of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, continued to gain power and prestige until its ultimate ... :

The rise of suburbia in 1950's had both positive and negative elements. Among the negatives are an increased reliance on automobile transportation and resulting pollution, a decay of resources ... :

There is no argument over who started the Korean war. Without a doubt, this war was caused by the invasion of South Korea by the Communist backed North Koreans on June 25, 1950. Later, the ... :

With Sputnik in 1957, the Soviets beat the United States into space, creating a perceived "missile gap", and the space race began. It also sparked federal governmental support of education in ... :

Elvis Presley :

Legal Defense Fund :

World War II had its most profound impact on American domestic life by ending the Great Depression. :

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. proposed to end segregation through :

The Chief Justice who wrote the decision in Brown v. Board of Education was :

Britain and France declared war on Germany when :