// question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Chapter Quizzes/Ch29 $CATEGORY: $course$/Chapter Quizzes/Ch29 // question: 6975848 name: All of the following are associated with the counterculture except​ ::All of the following are associated with the counterculture except​::[html]All of the following are associated with the counterculture except​{ ~​the Grateful Dead#Incorrect ~​Woodstock#Incorrect ~​San Francisco#Incorrect ~​LSD#Incorrect =​Watts#Correct } // question: 6975832 name: All of the following are true of Freedom Summer except ::All of the following are true of Freedom Summer except::[html]All of the following are true of Freedom Summer except{ ~three civil rights workers died in Mississippi.#Incorrect ~part of the goal was to register black voters.#Incorrect ~it was organized by SNCC.#Incorrect ~there were other issues in addition to voting that were addressed.#Incorrect =they had the full support and protection of the government.#Correct } // question: 6975826 name: All of the following were undertaken under the Nixon administration regarding... ::All of the following were undertaken under the Nixon administration regarding...::[html]All of the following were undertaken under the Nixon administration regarding the environment except{ ~creation of the Environmental Protection Agency.#Incorrect =the federal government officially sponsoring Earth Day.#Correct ~passage of the Clean Air Act of 1970.#Incorrect ~passage of the Resources Recovery Act of 1970.#Incorrect ~passage of the Pesticides Control Act of 1972.#Incorrect } // question: 6975835 name: During the "Freedom Summer" of 1964, ::During the "Freedom Summer" of 1964,::[html]During the "Freedom Summer" of 1964,{ ~the FBI gathered information for Johnson to use to discredit southern segregationists.#Incorrect ~civil rights legislation was included in the Republican Party platform.#Incorrect ~Lyndon Johnson used his influence to support the dissident "Freedom Democratic Party" at the Democratic Convention.#Incorrect ~students marched on Washington to protest the Vietnam War.#Incorrect =almost a thousand volunteers from various states helped register black voters in Mississippi.#Correct } // question: 6975825 name: In 1970, President Richard Nixon escalated the war in Indochina by invading ... ::In 1970, President Richard Nixon escalated the war in Indochina by invading ...::[html]In 1970, President Richard Nixon escalated the war in Indochina by invading ____, a supposedly neutral nation.{ ~Thailand#Incorrect ~Laos#Incorrect ~Burma#Incorrect =Cambodia#Correct ~China#Incorrect } // question: 6975824 name: In 1972, President Richard Nixon broke with the past with his dramatic and ... ::In 1972, President Richard Nixon broke with the past with his dramatic and ...::[html]In 1972, President Richard Nixon broke with the past with his dramatic and historic visit to{ ~Cuba.#Incorrect =China.#Correct ~Vietnam.#Incorrect ~the Vatican.#Incorrect ~Brazil.#Incorrect } // question: 6975837 name: In the 1964 presidential campaign, Senator Barry Goldwater ::In the 1964 presidential campaign, Senator Barry Goldwater::[html]In the 1964 presidential campaign, Senator Barry Goldwater{ ~criticized Lyndon Johnson's foreign policy as too aggressive.#Incorrect ~was the only Republican senator to vote in favor of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.#Incorrect =was characterized by critics as a fanatical, reactionary extremist.#Correct ~believed that the federal government had exclusive enforcement powers in issues of individual rights.#Incorrect ~strongly supported the Social Security program.#Incorrect } // question: 6975836 name: Johnson's Great Society was criticized for all of the following reasons except ::Johnson's Great Society was criticized for all of the following reasons except::[html]Johnson's Great Society was criticized for all of the following reasons except{ =not including a tax cut to provide money for business investment.#Correct ~creating large federal deficits that conservatives believed would slow economic growth.#Incorrect ~not attempting to radically redistribute wealth and income.#Incorrect ~relying too heavily on bureaucratic professionals rather than grassroots activists to design and implement programs.#Incorrect ~directing money into unproductive social experiments.#Incorrect } // question: 6975834 name: Lyndon Johnson secured passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by ::Lyndon Johnson secured passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by::[html]Lyndon Johnson secured passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by{ ~appealing to the public with a televised "fireside chat."#Incorrect =gaining support from leading Republicans in Congress.#Correct ~persuading southern congressmen that segregation was morally wrong.#Incorrect ~promising segregationists that enforcement of the law would be left entirely in the hands of state officials.#Incorrect ~getting the support of the Supreme Court.#Incorrect } // question: 6975840 name: Lyndon Johnson's policy in Vietnam ::Lyndon Johnson's policy in Vietnam::[html]Lyndon Johnson's policy in Vietnam{ ~demoralized North Vietnam and brought about "a peace with honor."#Incorrect ~abandoned South Vietnam to "go it alone" in the war against communism.#Incorrect ~outlawed the use of chemical weapons and fire bombs.#Incorrect =instituted the use of napalm.#Correct ~won overwhelming support in the U.S.#Incorrect } // question: 6975828 name: On August 9, 1974, President Richard Nixon became the only president in U.S. ... ::On August 9, 1974, President Richard Nixon became the only president in U.S. ...::[html]On August 9, 1974, President Richard Nixon became the only president in U.S. history to{ ~be impeached.#Incorrect ~be indicted.#Incorrect =resign.#Correct ~be sent to jail.#Incorrect ~refuse to leave after his removal from office.#Incorrect } // question: 6975823 name: One of Johnson's Great Society initiatives, the Head Start program was ... ::One of Johnson's Great Society initiatives, the Head Start program was ...::[html]One of Johnson's Great Society initiatives, the Head Start program was designed to ​{ ~​stimulate new construction in poor urban areas.#Incorrect ~​provide job skills training.#Incorrect ~​offer voter registration services to black voters.#Incorrect =​provide help for children who are educationally unprepared for kindergarten.#Correct ~​offer food assistance to poor neighborhoods.#Incorrect } // question: 6975853 name: Rachel Carson's Silent Spring ::Rachel Carson's Silent Spring::[html]Rachel Carson's Silent Spring{ ~launched the free speech movement of the 1960s.#Incorrect ~helped initiate the women's movement.#Incorrect ~raised public awareness about the continuing problem of poverty in America.#Incorrect =raised concerns about the use of pesticides in agriculture.#Correct ~was a best-selling romance novel.#Incorrect } // question: 6975846 name: Students at Berkeley "revolted"​ beginning in 1964 because ::Students at Berkeley "revolted"​ beginning in 1964 because::[html]Students at Berkeley "revolted"​ beginning in 1964 because{ ~​they were angry about the violence at the Democratic National Convention.#Incorrect =​the university restricted their right to political activism on campus.#Correct ~​they were opposed to racism in admission practices.#Incorrect ~​they disliked restrictive curfews and parietal rules.#Incorrect ~​all of these choices.#Incorrect } // question: 6975842 name: Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), also known as the vanguard of the ... ::Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), also known as the vanguard of the ...::[html]Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), also known as the vanguard of the New Left, saw its mission as​{ ~​ensuring equality of opportunity across the nation.#Incorrect ~​overturning the existing government as part of a social revolution.#Incorrect =​participatory democracy -- grass roots activism and government responsive to local needs.#Correct ~​passage of the Voting Rights Act.#Incorrect ~​All of these choices.#Incorrect } // question: 6975821 name: The author of the expose on auto safety titled Unsafe at Any Speed was ::The author of the expose on auto safety titled Unsafe at Any Speed was::[html]The author of the expose on auto safety titled Unsafe at Any Speed was{ =Ralph Nader.#Correct ~Betty Friedan.#Incorrect ~Earl Warren.#Incorrect ~George Wallace.#Incorrect ~John Kenneth Galbraith#Incorrect } // question: 6975817 name: The campaign of sustained bombing launched by Lyndon Johnson against North ... ::The campaign of sustained bombing launched by Lyndon Johnson against North ...::[html]The campaign of sustained bombing launched by Lyndon Johnson against North Vietnam in 1964 was known as{ ="Rolling Thunder."#Correct ~"Agent Orange."#Incorrect ~"Operation Jungle."#Incorrect ~"Operation Desert Storm."#Incorrect ~"Operation Overlord."#Incorrect } // question: 6975818 name: The charismatic black Muslim leader who challenged the nonviolent approach of... ::The charismatic black Muslim leader who challenged the nonviolent approach of...::[html]The charismatic black Muslim leader who challenged the nonviolent approach of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was{ ~Elijah Muhammad.#Incorrect =Malcolm X.#Correct ~Stokely Carmichael.#Incorrect ~Louis Farrakhan.#Incorrect ~Jesse Jackson.#Incorrect } // question: 6975830 name: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 ::The Civil Rights Act of 1964::[html]The Civil Rights Act of 1964{ ~attempted to fight job discrimination.#Incorrect ~prohibited discrimination in public accommodations.#Incorrect ~barred discrimination based on gender.#Incorrect ~established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.#Incorrect =all of these choices#Correct } // question: 6975812 name: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 included new provisions that ::The Civil Rights Act of 1964 included new provisions that::[html]The Civil Rights Act of 1964 included new provisions that{ ~guaranteed the right to vote to black Americans.#Incorrect ~guaranteed the right to vote to women.#Incorrect =proposed federal remedies for fighting job discrimination.#Correct ~protected women in the workplace.#Incorrect ~reinforced states rights.#Incorrect } // question: 6975852 name: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is significant for women as well as people of ... ::The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is significant for women as well as people of ...::[html]The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is significant for women as well as people of color because{ ~it demanded equal rights for all Americans.#Incorrect =its Title VII added the word "sex" to the legislation barring employment discrimination.#Correct ~it prohibited companies from discriminating against gay workers.#Incorrect ~it was enacted as a result of women's movement activism.#Incorrect ~All of these choices.#Incorrect } // question: 6975816 name: The congressional act that was tantamount to a declaration of war against ... ::The congressional act that was tantamount to a declaration of war against ...::[html]The congressional act that was tantamount to a declaration of war against North Vietnam was the{ ~Geneva Accords.#Incorrect ~Paris Peace Treaty.#Incorrect =Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.#Correct ~Vietnam War Resolution.#Incorrect ~Rolling Thunder Resolution.#Incorrect } // question: 6975849 name: The FAP program was created under which of the following presidents? ::The FAP program was created under which of the following presidents?::[html]The FAP program was created under which of the following presidents?{ =Nixon#Correct ~Johnson#Incorrect ~Kennedy#Incorrect ~Ford#Incorrect ~Carter#Incorrect } // question: 6975838 name: The Johnson administration evaluated the success of the U.S. effort in ... ::The Johnson administration evaluated the success of the U.S. effort in ...::[html]The Johnson administration evaluated the success of the U.S. effort in Vietnam on the basis of{ ~public demonstrations in support of the war.#Incorrect ~diplomatic progress made between the North and South Vietnamese governments.#Incorrect ~the amount of enemy territory seized by U.S. troops each month.#Incorrect =the weekly tally or "body count" of enemy dead.#Correct ~the number of prisoners of war taken.#Incorrect } // question: 6975827 name: The landslide winner of the 1972 presidential election was ::The landslide winner of the 1972 presidential election was::[html]The landslide winner of the 1972 presidential election was{ ~Gerald Ford.#Incorrect ~Jimmy Carter.#Incorrect =Richard Nixon.#Correct ~Ronald Reagan.#Incorrect ~Lyndon Johnson.#Incorrect } // question: 6975819 name: The large-scale riots that garnered national attention in 1965 occurred in ::The large-scale riots that garnered national attention in 1965 occurred in::[html]The large-scale riots that garnered national attention in 1965 occurred in{ =Watts (Los Angeles)#Correct ~St. Louis.#Incorrect ~San Francisco.#Incorrect ~the Bronx.#Incorrect ~Dallas.#Incorrect } // question: 6975845 name: The MFDP ::The MFDP::[html]The MFDP{ =was a political party founded an organized by African Americans in Mississippi.#Correct ~was a violent backlash to Freedom Summer.#Incorrect ~was LBJ's greatest civil rights legislation.#Incorrect ~was founded by Martin Luther King Jr.#Incorrect ~represented a serious challenge to the Democratic Party by Republicans.#Incorrect } // question: 6975850 name: The most publicly controversial rights-related cases of the Warren Court ... ::The most publicly controversial rights-related cases of the Warren Court ...::[html]The most publicly controversial rights-related cases of the Warren Court involved{ ~civil rights.#Incorrect ~abortion rights.#Incorrect ~women's rights.#Incorrect =rights of criminal suspects.#Correct ~immigrant rights.#Incorrect } // question: 6975820 name: The Pentagon Papers were highly critical of which of the following? ::The Pentagon Papers were highly critical of which of the following?::[html]The Pentagon Papers were highly critical of which of the following?{ ~Medicare#Incorrect =American involvement in Vietnam#Correct ~The investigation of the JFK assassination#Incorrect ~Head Start Program#Incorrect ~Federal government's response to antiwar protesters#Incorrect } // question: 6975851 name: The primary reason for SALT I's negligible impact on the arms race was ::The primary reason for SALT I's negligible impact on the arms race was::[html]The primary reason for SALT I's negligible impact on the arms race was{ ~widespread Soviet violations of the agreed upon limits.#Incorrect ~widespread American violations of the agreed upon limits.#Incorrect ~its failure to win public support in the U.S. and the Soviet Union.#Incorrect ~widespread Soviet and American violations of the agreed upon limits.#Incorrect =its failure to limit the number of warheads that each missile could carry#Correct } // question: 6975813 name: The Republican nominee for the presidency in 1964 was ::The Republican nominee for the presidency in 1964 was::[html]The Republican nominee for the presidency in 1964 was{ ~Lyndon B. Johnson.#Incorrect =Barry Goldwater.#Correct ~Richard Nixon.#Incorrect ~George Wallace.#Incorrect ~Dwight Eisenhower.#Incorrect } // question: 6975822 name: The SALT I talks, begun in 1969, were held between the ::The SALT I talks, begun in 1969, were held between the::[html]The SALT I talks, begun in 1969, were held between the{ ~United States and Vietnam.#Incorrect ~United States and China.#Incorrect ~United States and Cuba.#Incorrect =United States and the Soviet Union.#Correct ~Soviet Union and China.#Incorrect } // question: 6975843 name: The Voting Rights Act of 1965 ::The Voting Rights Act of 1965::[html]The Voting Rights Act of 1965{ ~required federal election officials at polling places nationwide.#Incorrect =authorized the Justice Department to monitor elections in places with a history of discriminating against black voters.#Correct ~required that all voters present a photo I.D. at the polls.#Incorrect ~permitted anyone with permanent resident alien status to vote.#Incorrect ~All of these choices.#Incorrect } // question: 6975814 name: The winner of the 1964 presidential election was ::The winner of the 1964 presidential election was::[html]The winner of the 1964 presidential election was{ =Lyndon B. Johnson.#Correct ~Richard M. Nixon.#Incorrect ~John F. Kennedy.#Incorrect ~Gerald Ford.#Incorrect ~Barry Goldwater.#Incorrect } // question: 6975839 name: Under the Nixon Doctrine, the United States would ::Under the Nixon Doctrine, the United States would::[html]Under the Nixon Doctrine, the United States would{ ~send in massive numbers of ground troops to bring the war in Vietnam to a speedy conclusion. #Incorrect =provide military assistance to anticommunist governments in Asia, but require them to use their own combat troops. #Correct ~withrdraw all U.S. troops from Vietnam within one year.#Incorrect ~employ massive air strikes on enemy targets in Vietnam. #Incorrect ~take action against any nation that interfered in Vietnam. #Incorrect } // question: 6975844 name: Vietnamization refers to ::Vietnamization refers to::[html]Vietnamization refers to{ ~LBJ's commitment to escalating US involvement in Vietnam.#Incorrect ~the use of napalm in Vietnam.#Incorrect ~the psychological impact of returning veterans from Vietnam.#Incorrect =Nixon's policy to withdraw from Vietnam.#Correct ~the influence of Ho Chi Minh on the American Communist Party.#Incorrect } // question: 6975833 name: Which of the following does not describe the counterculture of the 1960s? ​ ::Which of the following does not describe the counterculture of the 1960s? ​::[html]Which of the following does not describe the counterculture of the 1960s? ​{ ~​it was a youth movement that looked to the Beats as an early model.#Incorrect ~​it was based in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury section.#Incorrect ~​members embraced a free-wheeling lifestyle that resisted normal expectations.#Incorrect =​they recruited college students and were avid political protesters.#Correct ~the media focused on their outrageous clothes, drug use, and music and dubbed them "Hippies."#Incorrect } // question: 6975829 name: Which of the following was not part of Lyndon Johnson's "war on poverty" or ... ::Which of the following was not part of Lyndon Johnson's "war on poverty" or ...::[html]Which of the following was not part of Lyndon Johnson's "war on poverty" or Great Society?{ ~Head Start program#Incorrect ="just say no" campaign#Correct ~model cities program#Incorrect ~community action program#Incorrect ~legal services program#Incorrect } // question: 6975841 name: Which of the following was not part of the "black power" crusade? ::Which of the following was not part of the "black power" crusade?::[html]Which of the following was not part of the "black power" crusade?{ ~a new emphasis on African-American culture and heritage#Incorrect ~establishment of self-defense groups to protect African Americans from police harassment#Incorrect ~demands for the release of African-American prisoners#Incorrect =continuation of nonviolent protests against segregation#Correct ~guaranteed employment for all citizens#Incorrect } // question: 6975815 name: Which of the following was not part of the Great Society agenda? ::Which of the following was not part of the Great Society agenda?::[html]Which of the following was not part of the Great Society agenda?{ ~Medicare#Incorrect ~Medicaid#Incorrect ~Department of Housing and Urban Development#Incorrect ~Community Action Program#Incorrect =Peace Corps#Correct } // question: 6975831 name: Which of the following was true of Lyndon Johnson? ::Which of the following was true of Lyndon Johnson?::[html]Which of the following was true of Lyndon Johnson?{ ~Like John F Kennedy, Johnson was sophisticated, urbane, and charismatic.#Incorrect =He tried to create a consensus in support of his policies by using flattery and threats.#Correct ~He hated paperwork and was bored by legislative details.#Incorrect ~He had held only one elective office before he became president of the United States.#Incorrect ~He was ineffective in dealing with Congress.#Incorrect } // question: 6975847 name: ​Which of the following events most polarized public sentiment about the war ... ::​Which of the following events most polarized public sentiment about the war ...::[html]​Which of the following events most polarized public sentiment about the war in Vietnam?​{ ~​the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.​#Incorrect ~​the Tet Offensive.​#Incorrect ~​Vietnamization.#Incorrect =​My Lai massacre.​#Correct ~​none of these choices.#Incorrect } // question: 6975888 name: According to a special commission report after the violence at the Democratic... ::According to a special commission report after the violence at the Democratic...::[html]According to a special commission report after the violence at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, the event was a "police riot."{TRUE} // question: 6975863 name: Author Charles Murray hailed the war on poverty in his book Losing Ground. ::Author Charles Murray hailed the war on poverty in his book Losing Ground.::[html]Author Charles Murray hailed the war on poverty in his book Losing Ground.{FALSE} // question: 6975871 name: Barry Goldwater's defeat in 1964 demoralized his conservative supporters. ::Barry Goldwater's defeat in 1964 demoralized his conservative supporters.::[html]Barry Goldwater's defeat in 1964 demoralized his conservative supporters.{FALSE} // question: 6975885 name: Breaking into the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist was the first ... ::Breaking into the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist was the first ...::[html]Breaking into the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist was the first "dirty trick" perpetrated by Richard Nixon's plumbers.{TRUE} // question: 6975873 name: Civil Rights leaders had a different vision than Johnson for the types of ... ::Civil Rights leaders had a different vision than Johnson for the types of ...::[html]Civil Rights leaders had a different vision than Johnson for the types of antipoverty programs needed in poor urban areas.\n​{TRUE} // question: 6975891 name: Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972. ::Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972.::[html]Congress passed the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972.{TRUE} // question: 6975855 name: In 1965, the United States invaded the Dominican Republic. ::In 1965, the United States invaded the Dominican Republic.::[html]In 1965, the United States invaded the Dominican Republic.{TRUE} // question: 6975860 name: In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg released the "Pentagon Papers," a top-secret study ... ::In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg released the "Pentagon Papers," a top-secret study ...::[html]In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg released the "Pentagon Papers," a top-secret study of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, to the press.{TRUE} // question: 6975858 name: In Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court ruled that a state law that declared ... ::In Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court ruled that a state law that declared ...::[html]In Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court ruled that a state law that declared abortion a criminal offense violated a woman's right to privacy.{TRUE} // question: 6975868 name: Increasingly the role of the media has been a factor in the civil rights ... ::Increasingly the role of the media has been a factor in the civil rights ...::[html]Increasingly the role of the media has been a factor in the civil rights movement and riots.{TRUE} // question: 6975872 name: It took quite a while for Lyndon Johnson to complete the major goals of JFK's... ::It took quite a while for Lyndon Johnson to complete the major goals of JFK's...::[html]It took quite a while for Lyndon Johnson to complete the major goals of JFK's New Frontier.{FALSE} // question: 6975857 name: James Earl Ray was convicted of killing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ::James Earl Ray was convicted of killing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.::[html]James Earl Ray was convicted of killing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.{TRUE} // question: 6975874 name: Lyndon Johnson received conflicting advice from his advisers about whether to... ::Lyndon Johnson received conflicting advice from his advisers about whether to...::[html]Lyndon Johnson received conflicting advice from his advisers about whether to escalate American involvement in Vietnam.{TRUE} // question: 6975886 name: Lyndon Johnson refused to watch television coverage of the war in Vietnam for... ::Lyndon Johnson refused to watch television coverage of the war in Vietnam for...::[html]Lyndon Johnson refused to watch television coverage of the war in Vietnam for fear of seeing criticism of his policies.{FALSE} // question: 6975866 name: Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal ... ::Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal ...::[html]Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal government at home and abroad.{TRUE} // question: 6975884 name: Medicare and Medicaid were curtailed during the Nixon administration. ::Medicare and Medicaid were curtailed during the Nixon administration.::[html]Medicare and Medicaid were curtailed during the Nixon administration.{FALSE} // question: 6975865 name: Medicare provides nationally funded medical coverage for low-income citizens. ::Medicare provides nationally funded medical coverage for low-income citizens.::[html]Medicare provides nationally funded medical coverage for low-income citizens.{FALSE} // question: 6975875 name: Part of the antiwar movement included young men burning draft cards and ... ::Part of the antiwar movement included young men burning draft cards and ...::[html]Part of the antiwar movement included young men burning draft cards and refusing to register for military service.\n​{TRUE} // question: 6975876 name: Phyllis Sclafly led opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment. ::Phyllis Sclafly led opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment.::[html]Phyllis Sclafly led opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment.{TRUE} // question: 6975890 name: President Nixon signed no significant environment legislation. ::President Nixon signed no significant environment legislation.::[html]President Nixon signed no significant environment legislation.{FALSE} // question: 6975870 name: Richard Nixon largely ignored the environmental movement. ::Richard Nixon largely ignored the environmental movement.::[html]Richard Nixon largely ignored the environmental movement.{FALSE} // question: 6975880 name: Richard Nixon won a landslide victory in 1968. ::Richard Nixon won a landslide victory in 1968.::[html]Richard Nixon won a landslide victory in 1968.{FALSE} // question: 6975883 name: Richard Nixon's "new economic policy" mandated a 90-day freeze on any ... ::Richard Nixon's "new economic policy" mandated a 90-day freeze on any ...::[html]Richard Nixon's "new economic policy" mandated a 90-day freeze on any increase in wages and prices, to be followed by government monitoring to detect excessive increases in either.{TRUE} // question: 6975867 name: The "black power" movement of the 1960s rejected integration and called for c... ::The "black power" movement of the 1960s rejected integration and called for c...::[html]The "black power" movement of the 1960s rejected integration and called for celebrating black cultural heritage.{TRUE} // question: 6975854 name: The "Great Society" usually is associated with the presidency of John F. ... ::The "Great Society" usually is associated with the presidency of John F. ...::[html]The "Great Society" usually is associated with the presidency of John F. Kennedy.{FALSE} // question: 6975861 name: The chief legal counsel to the president, and the man who linked Richard ... ::The chief legal counsel to the president, and the man who linked Richard ...::[html]The chief legal counsel to the president, and the man who linked Richard Nixon to the Watergate cover-up, was John Mitchell.{FALSE} // question: 6975878 name: The Civil Rights Act of 1968 dealt with voting rights. ::The Civil Rights Act of 1968 dealt with voting rights.::[html]The Civil Rights Act of 1968 dealt with voting rights.{FALSE} // question: 6975877 name: The counterculture and the new Left were the same group of people. ::The counterculture and the new Left were the same group of people.::[html]The counterculture and the new Left were the same group of people.{FALSE} // question: 6975889 name: The counterculture of the 1960s was centered in Los Angeles. ::The counterculture of the 1960s was centered in Los Angeles.::[html]The counterculture of the 1960s was centered in Los Angeles.{FALSE} // question: 6975862 name: The federal government restricted media coverage of the Vietnam War. ::The federal government restricted media coverage of the Vietnam War.::[html]The federal government restricted media coverage of the Vietnam War.{FALSE} // question: 6975856 name: The general in charge of the U.S. war effort in Vietnam was Norman Schwartzkopf. ::The general in charge of the U.S. war effort in Vietnam was Norman Schwartzkopf.::[html]The general in charge of the U.S. war effort in Vietnam was Norman Schwartzkopf.{FALSE} // question: 6975864 name: The Great Society was never controversial. ::The Great Society was never controversial.::[html]The Great Society was never controversial.{FALSE} // question: 6975893 name: The Khmer Rouge established a free and democratic government in Cambodia. ::The Khmer Rouge established a free and democratic government in Cambodia.::[html]The Khmer Rouge established a free and democratic government in Cambodia.{FALSE} // question: 6975882 name: The Nixon administration's devaluation of the U.S. dollar in 1973 had little ... ::The Nixon administration's devaluation of the U.S. dollar in 1973 had little ...::[html]The Nixon administration's devaluation of the U.S. dollar in 1973 had little impact on the deterioration of U.S. trade balances.{TRUE} // question: 6975892 name: The protests at Kent State University and Jackson State College were touched ... ::The protests at Kent State University and Jackson State College were touched ...::[html]The protests at Kent State University and Jackson State College were touched off by the expansion of the war in Southeast Asia into Cambodia.{TRUE} // question: 6975879 name: The Republican national convention in 1968 occasioned intense rioting and ... ::The Republican national convention in 1968 occasioned intense rioting and ...::[html]The Republican national convention in 1968 occasioned intense rioting and large demonstrations.{FALSE} // question: 6975869 name: The riot in Watts did not result in a loss of life. ::The riot in Watts did not result in a loss of life.::[html]The riot in Watts did not result in a loss of life.{FALSE} // question: 6975881 name: The simultaneous increase in both inflation and unemployment, which ... ::The simultaneous increase in both inflation and unemployment, which ...::[html]The simultaneous increase in both inflation and unemployment, which economists called "stagflation," defied conventional economic thinking.{TRUE} // question: 6975859 name: Two African-American students were killed by law-enforcement officials ... ::Two African-American students were killed by law-enforcement officials ...::[html]Two African-American students were killed by law-enforcement officials following an antiwar protest rally at Jackson State College in 1970.{TRUE} // question: 6975887 name: Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned in October 1973 after pleading "no ... ::Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned in October 1973 after pleading "no ...::[html]Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned in October 1973 after pleading "no contest" to income tax evasion.{TRUE}