// question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/final_instructions $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/final_instructions // question: 1464627 name: Computer Quizzes ::Computer Quizzes::[html]These first 20 questions come directly from the computer quizzes you take each week. // question: 1464626 name: Introduction ::Introduction::[html]

This final exam is worth 30% of your grade in this course. Please take your time, skip tough questions and come back to them later (perhaps if a later question provides you with a hint or reminder).

I'm sure the testing lab will be busy and the Moodle server will under some strain during Finals Week, so be sure to save your work every 20 minutes or so by clicking the button at the end of the exam\:

When you have completed the exam (after having reviewed your answers) click the NEXT button at the bottom of the page and submit your test.

You will then see your raw score and percentage grade on this test.

\n

// question: 1464630 name: My Questions ::My Questions::[html]This series of questions comes material presented in class during lectures. // question: 1464628 name: True False ::True False::[html]If ANY part of the question is false, then the answer is false. Every statement must be true for the answer to be true. Any dates give are correct and not a reason for the answer to be false. // question: 1464629 name: Video Questions ::Video Questions::[html]

This series of questions comes from the various video clips presented in class and online each week.

// question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics // question: 1464647 name: People - Leaders ::People - Leaders::[html]

Match the person with his description. 

\n

{ =

Former leader of the Nation of Islam (Black Muslims) who originally called for separatism and the use violence in the Civil Rights movement in the United States, and who was assassinated in 1965.

-> Malcolm X =

The outsider in national politics who, in the aftermath of Watergate and public hostility to the Republican Party, won the presidential election in 1976 as a Democrat, promising the American people that he would "always tell the truth".

-> Jimmy Carter =

Governor of California who supported the internment of the Japanese, but who later served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and ruled in favor of civil rights and against segregation in the Brown v. Board of Education decision of 1954.

-> Earl Warren =

Leader of the Southern Democrats, also known as Dixiecrats, who split from Harry Truman and the Democratic Party in the election of 1948 when the party decided to endorse a commitment to civil rights.

-> Strom Thurmond =

This Senator from Wisconsin whipped the Red Scare hysteria during the Cold War to a frenzy by announcing that he had a list of names of communists working for the federal government.

-> Joseph McCarthy } // question: 1464648 name: Presidential Foreign Policy ::Presidential Foreign Policy::[html]

Match the foreign policy terms to the correct President.

\n

{ =

Containment and the start of the Cold War

-> Harry S. Truman - Democrat =

Roll back, New Look, massive retaliation

-> Dwight D. Eisenhower - Republican =

Brinksmanship and Flexible Response

-> John F. Kennedy - Democrat =

Vietnam and Americanization, "guns and butter"

-> Lyndon B. Johnson - Democrat =

Detente and Vietnamization

-> Richard M. Nixon - Republican } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464719 name: 1950s feminism ::1950s feminism::[html]Feminists of the 1950s{ ~[moodle]resented the narrow choice of domesticity ~[moodle]remembered how women had worked in factories during WWII ~[moodle]appreciated the sexual and reproductive freedom gained by invention of the birth control pill =[moodle]all of these answers ~[moodle]none of these answers } // question: 1464714 name: According to some textbooks and your instructor, the apex of liberalism was reached during the presidency of ::According to some textbooks and your instructor, the apex of liberalism was reached during the presidency of::[html]According to the text and your instructor, the apex of liberalism was reached during the presidency of{ ~[moodle]Harry Truman. ~[moodle]Franklin D. Roosevelt. ~[moodle]Jimmy Carter. =[moodle]Lyndon Johnson. ~[moodle]Richard Nixon. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464578 name: According to the popular view of the containment policy ::According to the popular view of the containment policy::[html]

According to the popular view of the containment policy

{ ~[moodle]the U.S. should only involve itself in the international disputes when U.S. territory is attacked.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]all leftist insurgencies everywhere are controlled by the Russian Communists.#

Correct

~[moodle]the U.S. must keep the public calm by carefully containing potentially frightening information.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]both Communist and non-Communist nations must be contained within their own borders.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]the spread of Communism is an indirect threat to the U.S.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464752 name: According to the video, all of the following contributed to Truman's victory in the election of 1948 except ::According to the video, all of the following contributed to Truman's victory in the election of 1948 except::[html]According to the video, all of the following contributed to Truman's victory in the election of 1948 except{ ~[moodle]the lackluster campaign of his Republican opponent.#Incorrect ~[moodle]Truman's vigorous cross-country, old-fashioned, speaking tour.#Incorrect ~[moodle]Truman's denunciation of the "do nothing" Eightieth Congress.#Incorrect =[moodle]Dewey's reputation as a communist sympathizer.#Correct ~[moodle]voter loyalty to the memory of Roosevelt and the New Deal.#Incorrect } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_video $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_video // question: 1464721 name: According to the video, as a result of the armistice in 1953, the borders of North and South Korea ::According to the video, as a result of the armistice in 1953, the borders of North and South Korea::[html]According to the video, as a result of the armistice in 1953, the borders of North and South Korea{ ~[moodle]changed dramatically, with North Korea getting the most territory. ~[moodle]were exactly the same as before. =[moodle]were not very different than they were before the war began. ~[moodle]both lost land to China. ~[moodle]are not in existence today, as Korea has been unified. } // question: 1464729 name: According to the video, each of the following ran for the presidency in 1948 except ::According to the video, each of the following ran for the presidency in 1948 except::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]Harry Truman.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Thomas Dewey.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Strom Thurmond.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Dwight D. Eisenhower.#

Correct

~[moodle]Henry Wallace.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464722 name: According to the video, how did MOST Americans react to the campus convulsions of 1970? ::According to the video, how did MOST Americans react to the campus convulsions of 1970?::[html]According to the video, how did MOST Americans react to the campus convulsions of 1970?{ =[moodle]They, the silent majority, criticized campus protesters for undercutting the nation's foreign policy ~[moodle]They blamed the Nixon administration for widening the war, and they applauded the goals of the campus demonstrators ~[moodle]They retreated from traditional American policies and sought new answers in mystic cults, communes, or the ecology movement ~[moodle]They became increasingly radicalized and in the November election voted for radical or left-wing Democratic candidates ~[moodle]none of these answers is correct } // question: 1464723 name: According to the video, in his reelection bid in 1948, Truman and the Democrats made an unprecedented political stand by ::According to the video, in his reelection bid in 1948, Truman and the Democrats made an unprecedented political stand by::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]demanding America make peacetime coalitions for mutual defense. =[moodle]campaigning on a platform of support for civil rights. ~[moodle]appealing to the radical left's social and economic agenda. ~[moodle]calling for the nationalization of America's largest industries. ~[moodle]paying reparations to the families who suffered during internment in WWII } // question: 1464724 name: 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, President Eisenhower was forced to use federal power to uphold the Supreme Court's 1954 desegregation ruling during a crisis at::[html]

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

\n

{ =[moodle]Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. ~[moodle]Topeka Consolidated Schools in Topeka, Kansas. ~[moodle]the University of Mississippi. ~[moodle]the University of Texas Law School. ~[moodle]Boston Elementary District in Massachusetts. } // question: 1464728 name: 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, the end of the war in 1945 brought changes to the life of "Rosie the Riveter". Women who had worked in the war industries::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]were legally barred from keeping jobs that belonged to men. =[moodle]were encouraged and pressured to give up their jobs to returning veterans. ~[moodle]refused to return to the domestic sphere. ~[moodle]had won respect and equal rights with men. ~[moodle]stayed at work so their family could remain middle class. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464751 name: According to the video, this was the trilogy of the counterculture ::According to the video, this was the trilogy of the counterculture::[html]

According to the video, this was the trilogy of the counterculture\:

{ ~[moodle]sex, drugs, and politics ~[moodle]communes, politics, and drugs ~[moodle]education, politics, and conservatism =[moodle]sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll ~[moodle]deodorant, mouthwash, and hair care products } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_video $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_video // question: 1464725 name: 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 an immediate post-WWII economic problem?::[html]

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

{ =[moodle]deflation ~[moodle]housing shortages ~[moodle]unemployment ~[moodle]shift to peace time industry ~[moodle]inflation } // question: 1464726 name: According to the video, which of the following was NOT related to the 1950's ::According to the video, which of the following was NOT related to the 1950's::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]movies like Invasion of the Body Snatchers ~[moodle]television shows such as Father Knows Best ~[moodle]an emphasis on faith and attending Sunday School to avoid threats posed by atheistic communism ~[moodle]holidays such as Loyalty Day and I Am An American Day =[moodle]youth and the growth of the counter culture movement } // question: 1464727 name: 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, 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 ...::[html]

According to the video, which politician was responsible for "giving in" or "selling out" to Adolf Hitler's desire to occupy the Sudetenland, then all of Czechoslovakia, and what derogatory term has been attributed to this action?

{ ~[moodle]Winston Churchill - "rollback" ~[moodle]Franklin Roosevelt - "lend lease" ~[moodle]Benito Mussolini - "facism" ~[moodle]Hideki Tojo - "militarism" =[moodle]Neville Chamberlain - "appeasement" } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464715 name: 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? ::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?::[html]

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?

{ =[moodle]Japanese ~[moodle]Germans ~[moodle]Italians ~[moodle]Russians ~[moodle]all of these answers are correct } // question: 1464712 name: 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? ::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?::[html]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?{ ~[moodle]The Communists were victorious in China.# Incorrect ~[moodle]Russia exploded their own atomic bomb.# Incorrect ~[moodle]The firing of General Macarthur during the Korean War.# Incorrect =[moodle]The Berlin Airlift.# Correct ~[moodle]Joseph McCarthy charged there were communists in the State Department.# Incorrect } // question: 1464701 name: At Kent State University in May 1970, ::At Kent State University in May 1970,::[html]At Kent State University in May 1970,{ ~[moodle]campus radicals ambushed National Guard Troops, wounding eleven and killing four ~[moodle]Ohio governor James Rhodes ordered the National Guard to shoot down all campus radicals =[moodle]National Guard troops panicked and fired at a crowd of students, wounding eleven and killing four ~[moodle]campus police fired into a women's dormitory, accidentally killing two male students who were in the midst of a panty raid ~[moodle]Joe Escobar graduated as valedictorian with highest honors } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464734 name: blues origins ::blues origins::[html]The origin of Blues Music developed{ ~[moodle]in the urban North, in places like Chicago and Detroit =[moodle]southern, agrarian black culture in places like the Yazoo delta ~[moodle]from mainstream, white, rock'n'roll culture ~[moodle]in England, and came to America with the "English Invasion" } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464631 name: Communist Mao Zedong established the People\'s Rep ::Communist Mao Zedong established the People\\'s Rep::[html]

Communist Mao Zedong established the People's Republic of China in this country in 1949. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]2 =[moodle]1 ~[moodle]3 ~[moodle]7 ~[moodle]8 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics // question: 1464649 name: Concerning the propaganda posters ::Concerning the propaganda posters::[html]

Concerning these propaganda posters

{ ~[moodle]The one on the right is historically accurate, but the one on the left was not based in reality at all. ~[moodle]The one on the left is anti-fascist, while the one on the right is anti-communist. =[moodle]Both clearly illustrate American Democracy’s disapproval of any extremist ideology at that time, either from the left or the right. ~[moodle]Both have to do with the U.S. fear of facist dictators, including Russians or Germans. ~[moodle]They are very unique, in that propaganda posters usually avoided the use of children or fear to make their points. } // question: 1464650 name: Concerning the spectrum ::Concerning the spectrum::[html]

Concerning the spectrum

\n

{ ~[moodle]Hitler and Mussolini are located on the wrong side of the spectrum. ~[moodle]Communism is incorrectly located on the spectrum. ~[moodle]the Nazi Soviet Pact of 1939 was not a surprising or contradictory diplomatic achievement at all. ~[moodle]is not accurate at all, considering that all men other than Franklin Roosevelt in the middle were dictators. =[moodle]it is an accurate indicator of the political policy situation in the world at the time of World War II. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464590 name: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. proposed to end segregation through ::Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. proposed to end segregation through::[html]

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

\n

{ ~[moodle]violent confrontation.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]compromise and accommodation.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]nonviolent direct action.#

Correct

~[moodle]interracial marriage.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Supreme Court rulings.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464702 name: During the 1950\'s, the number of women working ou ::During the 1950\\'s, the number of women working ou::[html]During the 1950's, the number of women working outside the home increased, mainly because{ =[moodle]many families needed a second income to maintain their desired standard of living ~[moodle]feminism was a major force and dominant influence in society ~[moodle]suburbs provided a poor environment in which to raise a family, so women had no reason to stay at home ~[moodle]many women found that they received pay equal to that of men who did the same work ~[moodle]Dr. Benjamin Spock's book and advice on child rearing encouraged this type of behavior } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464591 name: Eisenhower's "New Look" argued that ::Eisenhower's "New Look" argued that::[html]

Eisenhower's "New Look" argued that

{ ~[moodle]the government had to pump more money into the domestic economy.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Washington had to take a leading role in the struggle for equal rights.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]the defense of the United States would rely less on ground forces and more on cheaper air power.#

Correct

~[moodle]federal intervention in the economy would cease.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]the federal government should subsidize the fashion industry.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464583 name: Four students were killed by National Guard troops in 1970 at the ____ campus during an antiwar demonstration. ::Four students were killed by National Guard troops in 1970 at the ____ campus during an antiwar demonstration.::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]Columbia#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Berkeley#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Stanford#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Kent State#

Correct

~[moodle]University of Texas#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464735 name: freedom rides ::freedom rides::[html]The Freedom Rides of the early 1960s focused on{ ~[moodle]large numbers of southen blacks leaving the South for the North ~[moodle]large numbers of southen blacks leaving the South for the West =[moodle]blacks and whites riding integrated buses in southern states ~[moodle]blacks and whites riding integrated buses in northern states } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464592 name: French involvement in Vietnam ended with their defeat at ::French involvement in Vietnam ended with their defeat at::[html]

In 1954, French involvement in Vietnam ended (and U.S. involvement increased) with their defeat at

{ ~[moodle]Laos.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Tet.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Saigon.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Dien Bien Phu.#

Correct

~[moodle]Cambodia.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464575 name: Harry Truman's motives for using the atomic bomb against Japan included his ::Harry Truman's motives for using the atomic bomb against Japan included his::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]hatred for the Japanese and his desire to totally destroy them.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]desire to end the war quickly to save American lives.#

Correct

~[moodle]mistaken belief that civilians would not be killed.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]intelligence reports that asserted Japan was close to completing an atomic bomb of their own.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]belief that Japan planned an attack on California.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464632 name: Ho Chi Minh was the leader of this communist natio ::Ho Chi Minh was the leader of this communist natio::[html]

Ho Chi Minh was the leader of this communist nation following the Geneva Accords of 1954. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]4 ~[moodle]7 ~[moodle]6 =[moodle]5 ~[moodle]3 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer_unused 2009 // question: 1464742 name: In 1939, Britain and France declared war on Germany when ::In 1939, Britain and France declared war on Germany when::[html]In 1939, Britain and France declared war on Germany when{ ~[moodle]Germany bombed London.# Incorrect ~[moodle]Czechoslovakia fell.# Incorrect =[moodle]Hitler invaded Poland.# Correct ~[moodle]Hitler declared union with Austria.# Incorrect ~[moodle]Hitler militarized the Rhineland.# Incorrect } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464633 name: In 1956, Eisenhower and the U.S. stood by as this ::In 1956, Eisenhower and the U.S. stood by as this::[html]

In 1956, Eisenhower and the U.S. stood by as this country's freedom movement was crushed by the Soviet Red Army. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]4 ~[moodle]11 ~[moodle]3 =[moodle]9 ~[moodle]7 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464584 name: In 1972, President Richard Nixon broke with the past with his dramatic and historic visit to ::In 1972, President Richard Nixon broke with the past with his dramatic and historic visit to::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]Cuba.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]China.#

Correct

~[moodle]Vietnam.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]the Vatican.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Brazil.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464576 name: In China, the United States supported Jiang Jieshi instead of Mao Zedong because ::In China, the United States supported Jiang Jieshi instead of Mao Zedong because::[html]

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

\n

{ =[moodle]Jiang was a capitalist while Mao was a communist.#

Correct

~[moodle]Jiang's government was honest, competent, and democratic.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]the Chinese peasants supported Jiang.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Jiang's troops were determined and effective in fighting the Japanese.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Mao had the support of Japan.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464703 name: In response to the Soviet Union\'s cutoff of weste ::In response to the Soviet Union\\'s cutoff of weste::[html]In response to the Soviet Union's cutoff of western access to West Berlin, Truman{ ~[moodle]took a position of watchful waiting to avoid provoking a confrontation with the Soviet Union. ~[moodle]cut of World Bank loans to the Soviet Union. =[moodle]implemented a massive airlift to keep the city self-sufficient. ~[moodle]authorized the construction of a concrete wall between the two Berlins to prevent any future occurrences. ~[moodle]told the Soviet Union that the United States would be forming the Warsaw Pact to protect other Eastern European countries from communist aggression. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464594 name: In the aftermath of Vietnam and Watergate, the mood of the public was ::In the aftermath of Vietnam and Watergate, the mood of the public was::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]optimistic.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]disillusioned.#

Correct

~[moodle]militant.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]disinterested.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]fearful.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics // question: 1464651 name: In the chart of the 1972 election, which of the following answers can you determine for certain? ::In the chart of the 1972 election, which of the following answers can you determine for certain?::[html]

In the chart of the 1972 election, which of the following answers can you determine for certain? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]Richard Nixon narrowly won the popular vote and electoral vote. ~[moodle]From the overwhelming red color, it is clear that the Republicans regained control of both houses of Congress. =[moodle]Republican Nixon swept the electoral college, winning nearly every state. ~[moodle]In this three-way race, Nixon was victorious with only a plurality of the popular vote.. ~[moodle]These results clearly provided Nixon and his Democratic Party with a mandate. } // question: 1464652 name: In the chart, The Voting Rights Act of 1965 ::In the chart, The Voting Rights Act of 1965::[html]

In the chart, The Voting Rights Act of 1965 

\n

{ ~[moodle]was only somewhat effective, since it did not outlaw literacy and other discriminatory tests. ~[moodle]had an equal effective in each of the above states. ~[moodle]cannot be measured as having any specific effect. =[moodle]clearly had a positive impact in every southern state. ~[moodle]was not effective at all, considering the urban violence that began in 1965. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464716 name: In the foiled and botched "Bay of Pigs" operation, President Kennedy had attempted to overthrow the government of ::In the foiled and botched "Bay of Pigs" operation, President Kennedy had attempted to overthrow the government of::[html]In the foiled and botched "Bay of Pigs" operation, President Kennedy had attempted to overthrow the government of{ =[moodle]Cuba. ~[moodle]Nicaragua. ~[moodle]Guatemala. ~[moodle]Haiti. ~[moodle]Germany. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464579 name: In the post war years commitment to "national security" served to ::In the post war years commitment to "national security" served to::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]expand the power of the Supreme Court.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]extend congressional involvement in foreign affairs.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]expand personal liberties and freedom for Americans.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]spread democracy throughout the world.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]extend the power of the executive branch of government#

Correct

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464634 name: Kim Il-sung was the leader of which country when t ::Kim Il-sung was the leader of which country when t::[html]

Kim Il-sung was the leader of which country when the communists began the Korean War in 1950? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]3 ~[moodle]6 ~[moodle]7 =[moodle]4 ~[moodle]1 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_matching_graphics // question: 1464653 name: Looking at the chart, in the 1960 election, Kennedy ::Looking at the chart, in the 1960 election, Kennedy::[html]

Looking at the chart, in the 1960 election, Kennedy 

\n

{ ~[moodle]secured an impressive and dominating electoral college vote. =[moodle]won the popular vote by the slimmest margin in 20th Century history, up to that point. ~[moodle]actually lost the popular vote. ~[moodle]easily defeated his opponent, Richard Nixon. ~[moodle]clearly earned a mandate for his policies. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464580 name: National Security Council Document 68 (NSC 68) endorsed which of the following? ::National Security Council Document 68 (NSC 68) endorsed which of the following?::[html]National Security Council Document 68 (NSC 68) endorsed which of the following?{ ~[moodle]massive military buildup#Incorrect ~[moodle]covert actions#Incorrect ~[moodle]enlarged propaganda efforts both inside and outside the United States#Incorrect ~[moodle]economic pressure#Incorrect =[moodle]all of the above#Correct } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464736 name: non-civil rights organization ::non-civil rights organization::[html]Choose the organization that was NOT a major Civil Rights Movement organization.{ ~[moodle]NAACP ~[moodle]CORE ~[moodle]SCLC ~[moodle]SNCC =[moodle]AFL-CIO } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464585 name: On August 9, 1974, President Richard Nixon became the only president in U.S. history to ::On August 9, 1974, President Richard Nixon became the only president in U.S. history to::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]be impeached.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]be indicted.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]resign.#

Correct

~[moodle]be sent to jail.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]refuse to leave after his removal from office.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464595 name: One of the most damaging problems of the Carter administration was its failure to win the release of U.S. hostages from ::One of the most damaging problems of the Carter administration was its failure to win the release of U.S. hostages from::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]Iraq.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Iran.#

Correct

~[moodle]Kuwait.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Lebanon.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Jordan.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464750 name: President Nixon\'s policy of \"New Federalism\" wa ::President Nixon\\'s policy of \\"New Federalism\\" wa::[html]

President Nixon's policy of "New Federalism" was designed to

{ ~[moodle]revamp the federal government so that there would be no duplication of effort =[moodle]shift power from Washington to the states and communities ~[moodle]bolster the taxing and regulatory powers of the federal government ~[moodle]move the capital of the United States to a newly constructed metropolis in the heart of the Sunbelt ~[moodle]repeal gains made in the New Deal and the Great Society } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464586 name: Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring ::Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring::[html]

Rachel Carson's book Silent Spring 

\n

{ ~[moodle]launched the free speech movement of the 1960s.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]helped initiate the women's movement.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]raised public awareness about the continuing problem of poverty in America.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]raised concerns about the use of pesticides in agriculture.#

Correct

~[moodle]was a best-selling romance novel.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464704 name: 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 ::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::[html]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\:{ ~[moodle]the silent majority ~[moodle]the conservative backlash =[moodle]the Freedom Marchers ~[moodle]the white backlash ~[moodle]hard hats } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464587 name: Richard Nixon's policy of detente toward the Soviet Union and China was characterized by ::Richard Nixon's policy of detente toward the Soviet Union and China was characterized by::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]continuous confrontation and hostility.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]heavy U.S. investment, land purchases, and economic influence.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]threats to use nuclear weapons.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]a return to the isolationist position of the 1920s and 1930s.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]accommodation, easing of tensions, and establishment of moderately friendly relations#

Correct

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464737 name: rock'n'roll origin ::rock'n'roll origin::[html]Rock'n'roll was mainly derived from which musical culture?{ =[moodle]the African-American blues tradition ~[moodle]white folk music ~[moodle]country and western ~[moodle]mainstream popular music of the 1940s ~[moodle]English bands like the Beatles } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464635 name: Syngman Rhee\'s country was saved for the side of ::Syngman Rhee\\'s country was saved for the side of::[html]

Syngman Rhee's country was "saved" from communist takeover by the United Nations' police action and General Douglas MacArthur's military leadership in the early 1950's. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]5 ~[moodle]7 ~[moodle]6 ~[moodle]4 =[moodle]3 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464738 name: termination & relocation ::termination & relocation::[html]The Termination and Relocation program (1957-1964) pertained to{ ~[moodle]Japanese Americans who had been in internment camps during WWII ~[moodle]illegal Mexican workers ~[moodle]Mexican-American citizens =[moodle]Native Americans living on reservations ~[moodle]Korean War veterans } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464577 name: The American people united behind President Roosevelt's decision to ask for a declaration of war when ::The American people united behind President Roosevelt's decision to ask for a declaration of war when::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]they learned of the death camps in Europe.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Japan attacked the Philippines.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]London fell to the Germans.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]France fell to the Germans.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Japan attacked Pearl Harbor.#

Correct

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464637 name: The attack of this country in 1939 marked the offi ::The attack of this country in 1939 marked the offi::[html]The attack of this country in 1939 marked the official start of WWII in Europe, when Britain and France declared war on Germany. { ~[moodle]3 =[moodle]4 ~[moodle]5 ~[moodle]6 ~[moodle]7 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464593 name: The Chief Justice who wrote the decision in Brown v. Board of Education was ::The Chief Justice who wrote the decision in Brown v. Board of Education was::[html]

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

\n

{ ~[moodle]Warren Burger.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Earl Warren.#

Correct

~[moodle]Louis Brandeis.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Felix Frankfurter.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]William Howard Taft.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464588 name: The congressional act that was tantamount to a declaration of war against North Vietnam was the ::The congressional act that was tantamount to a declaration of war against North Vietnam was the::[html]

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

{ ~[moodle]Geneva Accords.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Paris Peace Treaty.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.#

Correct

~[moodle]Vietnam War Resolution.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Rolling Thunder Resolution.#

Incorrect

} // question: 1464581 name: The major goal of the Marshall Plan was to ::The major goal of the Marshall Plan was to::[html]

The major goal of the Marshall Plan was to

{ ~[moodle]crush the Soviet Union.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]destroy communist subversion in the United States.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]build a series of military alliances throughout the world.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]counter communism by offering economic aid to war-torn European countries.#

Correct

~[moodle]overthrow communist governments in Latin America.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464638 name: The Nazi-Soviet Pact of 1939 was between which two ::The Nazi-Soviet Pact of 1939 was between which two::[html]

The Nazi-Soviet Pact of 1939 was between which two countries; AND which major allied nation was destroyed by Hitler's blitzkrieg 1940, partly as a result of that pact? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]Pact 3 & 5; Destroyed 10 ~[moodle]Pact 3 & 9; Destroyed 5 =[moodle]Pact 3 & 5; Destroyed 2 ~[moodle]Pact 5 & 9; Destroyed 2 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer // question: 1464582 name: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ::The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)::[html]

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

{ ~[moodle]established a European free-trade zone.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]continued the traditional U.S. policy of nonentanglement.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]delivered economic aid to the Soviet Union.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]called for preemptive wars against likely aggressors.#

Incorrect

=[moodle]considered an attack on one member nation an attack on all members.#

Correct

} // question: 1464589 name: The North Vietnamese military attack of 1968 that destroyed the myth of American progress in Vietnam was the ::The North Vietnamese military attack of 1968 that destroyed the myth of American progress in Vietnam was the::[html]

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

{ =[moodle]Tet Offensive.#

Correct

~[moodle]Laos Offensive.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Battle of Dien Bien Phu.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Battle for Hanoi.#

Incorrect

~[moodle]Cambodia Offensive.#

Incorrect

} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_computer_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_computer_unused 2009 // question: 1464743 name: The president first associated with the idea of "flexible response" was ::The president first associated with the idea of "flexible response" was::[html]The president first associated with the idea of "flexible response" was{ ~[moodle]Harry Truman.#Incorrect =[moodle]John F. Kennedy.#Correct ~[moodle]Dwight D. Eisenhower.#Incorrect ~[moodle]Lyndon B. Johnson.#Incorrect ~[moodle]Richard Nixon.#Incorrect } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464720 name: The struggle for civil rights includes both the well known individuals, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, and the not so well known. According to the video, Emmett Till was a ::The struggle for civil rights includes both the well known individuals, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, and the not so well known. According to the video, Emmett Till was a::[html]

The struggle for civil rights includes both the well known individuals, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, and the not so well known. According to the video, Emmett Till was a 

\n

{ =[moodle]northern black teenager murdered in the South ~[moodle]southern black teenager murdered in the South ~[moodle]northern black teenager murdered in the North ~[moodle]southern black teenager murdered in the North } // question: 1464705 name: The Tet Offensive in 1968 had the important effect ::The Tet Offensive in 1968 had the important effect::[html]The Tet Offensive in 1968 had the important effect of{ ~[moodle]completely crippling the North Vietnamese military effort. ~[moodle]tightening American resolve to pursue the war to total victory. ~[moodle]demonstrating the superb capability of the Army of the Republic of Vietnam to fight without American aide. =[moodle]shaking the public credibility of those who had predicted a quick victory in Vietnam. ~[moodle]gaining support of an overwhelming majority of Americans who were watching the war on television at home. } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464639 name: The Truman Doctrine was initially drafted as a res ::The Truman Doctrine was initially drafted as a res::[html]

The Truman Doctrine was initially drafted as a response to the plight of the democracies at risk in these two countries following WWII. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]6 & 7 ~[moodle]8 & 10 =[moodle]4 & 5 ~[moodle]2 & 9 ~[moodle]1 & 2 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464706 name: The United States financed World War II by ::The United States financed World War II by::[html]The United States financed World War II by{ ~[moodle]borrowing from Britain ~[moodle]confiscating factories engaged in defense production =[moodle]increasing tax rates and selling war bonds ~[moodle]increasing tariff rates ~[moodle]none of the above } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464640 name: This city fell to the communists in 1975, just two ::This city fell to the communists in 1975, just two::[html]

This city fell to the communists in 1975, just two years after the U.S. pulled its forces out of Vietnam. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]1 ~[moodle]2 =[moodle]3 ~[moodle]4 ~[moodle]5 } // question: 1464636 name: Under the leadership of President Truman, the 1947-8 Berlin Airlift saved the western half of the city as a democratic outpost located entirely within this communist country, which had been blockaded by Joseph Stalin of the USSR. ::Under the leadership of President Truman, the 1947-8 Berlin Airlift saved the western half of the city as a democratic outpost located entirely within this communist country, which had been blockaded by Joseph Stalin of the USSR.::[html]

Under the leadership of President Truman, the 1947-8 Berlin Airlift saved the western half of the city as a democratic outpost located entirely within this communist country, which had been blockaded by Joseph Stalin of the USSR. 

\n

{ =[moodle]7 ~[moodle]5 ~[moodle]3 ~[moodle]11 ~[moodle]6 } // question: 1464641 name: Until 1972, the United States recognized the Natio ::Until 1972, the United States recognized the Natio::[html]

Until 1972, the United States recognized the Nationalists in Formosa as the real government of China. Where is Taiwan, as it is known today? 

\n

{ =[moodle]2 ~[moodle]1 ~[moodle]3 ~[moodle]7 ~[moodle]8 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464707 name: What did NOT occur as a result of McCarthyism? ::What did NOT occur as a result of McCarthyism?::[html]What did NOT occur as a result of McCarthyism?{ ~[moodle]school teachers were required take a non-communist oath ~[moodle]accusations of espionage and subversion to American democratic ideals ~[moodle]people lost their jobs and were blacklisted in various industries ~[moodle]the censorship of certain books, deemed to undermine the American way, from school libraries =[moodle]numerous convictions of communist spies working for the government } // question: 1464708 name: What did the \"White House tapes\" reveal? ::What did the \\"White House tapes\\" reveal?::[html]What did the "White House tapes" reveal?{ ~[moodle]that the burglary at Democratic headquarters was simply a third-rate caper, and that no one on the White House staff had been involved =[moodle]that President Nixon had ordered a cover-up in the Watergate affair ~[moodle]that President Nixon had been having an affair with his secretary for three years ~[moodle]that President Nixon had attempted to halt the "dirty tricks" of his supporters but had failed ~[moodle]nothing, because they had been erased and Nixon was able to keep his job } // question: 1464709 name: What event did NOT occur in 1968? ::What event did NOT occur in 1968?::[html]Often considered one of the most dramatic, and even the worst year in the 20th Century for the United States, what event did NOT occur in 1968?{ ~[moodle]The Tet Offensive in Vietnam ~[moodle]Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King was assassinated =[moodle]Students were killed by National Guard at Kent State University ~[moodle]Democratic candidate Robert Kennedy was assassinated ~[moodle]President Lyndon Johnson announced decision not to run for re-election } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464643 name: What is #6 on the map. ::What is \#6 on the map.::[html]

What is \#6 on the map. 

\n

{ ~[moodle]the 17th parallel, dividing North and South Korea =[moodle]the Yalu River, over which communist Chinese troops entered the war. ~[moodle]the 38th parallel, dividing North and South Korea ~[moodle]the place General MacArthur invaded the North at the famous Inchon landing ~[moodle]the Pusan Perimeter, where U.N. forces were almost expelled entirely from the Korean peninsula by the communists } // question: 1464642 name: What is #6 on the map? ::What is \#6 on the map?::[html]

What is \#6 on the map? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]The location of the Tet Offensive ~[moodle]The farthest south that the Vietcong invaded ~[moodle]The location of the borders of Cambodia and Laos =[moodle]The 17th parallel, the line dividing the country from the Geneva Agreements of 1954 ~[moodle]None of these answers } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464710 name: When President JFK's Secretary of State Dean Rusk said, \"We were ::When President JFK's Secretary of State Dean Rusk said, \\"We were::[html]

When President JFK's Secretary of State Dean Rusk said, "We were eyeball to eyeball and I think the other fellow just blinked," what incident and person was he talking about?

{ ~[moodle]Bay of Pigs/Fidel Castro =[moodle]Cuban Missile Crisis/Nikita Khrushchev ~[moodle]Berlin Wall/Nikita Khrushchev ~[moodle]Cuban Missile Crisis/Fidel Castro ~[moodle]Bay of Pigs/Nikita Khrushchev } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_maps $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_maps // question: 1464645 name: Where is Hanoi, the capital city of the Communist ::Where is Hanoi, the capital city of the Communist::[html]

Where is Hanoi, the capital city of Ho Chi Minh and his communist government and army? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]1 =[moodle]2 ~[moodle]3 ~[moodle]4 ~[moodle]5 } // question: 1464644 name: Which country is INCORRECTLY paired with its leade ::Which country is INCORRECTLY paired with its leade::[html]

Which country is INCORRECTLY paired with its leader during WWII? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]10 - Winston Churchill ~[moodle]3 - Adolf Hitler =[moodle]8 - Benito Mussolini ~[moodle]5 - Joseph Stalin } // question: 1464646 name: Which line was the armistice line in Korea at the ::Which line was the armistice line in Korea at the::[html]

Which line was the armistice line in Korea at the conclusion of the war in 1953? 

\n

{ ~[moodle]2 ~[moodle]6 =[moodle]7 ~[moodle]5 ~[moodle]1 } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine // question: 1464718 name: Which of the following historical terms is not synonymous with the others? ::Which of the following historical terms is not synonymous with the others?::[html]Which of the following pre-1972 historical terms is not synonymous and/or doesn't belong on this list with the other related terms?{ ~[moodle]Dixiecrats ~[moodle]Solid South ~[moodle]Democrats =[moodle]federal authority ~[moodle]state's rights ~[moodle]opposed Civil Rights } // question: 1464717 name: Which of the following presidents was NOT impeached? ::Which of the following presidents was NOT impeached?::[html]Which of the following presidents was NOT impeached?{ ~[moodle]Andrew Johnson - Democrat from Tennessee =[moodle]Richard Nixon - Republican from California ~[moodle]Bill Clinton - Democrat from Arkansas } // question: 1464713 name: Which of the following was not included in the National Security Act of 1947? ::Which of the following was not included in the National Security Act of 1947?::[html]Which of the following was not included in the National Security Act of 1947?{ ~[moodle]It provided the basis for the Department of Defense.# Incorrect =[moodle]It created the Federal Bureau of Investigation.# Correct ~[moodle]It created the National Security Council.# Incorrect ~[moodle]It created the Air Force.# Incorrect ~[moodle]It created the Central Intelligence Agency.# Incorrect } // question: 1464711 name: Which president is INCORRECTLY paired with the nam ::Which president is INCORRECTLY paired with the nam::[html]Which president is INCORRECTLY paired with the name of his domestic policy program?{ ~[moodle]Lyndon Johnson - The Great Society ~[moodle]Harry Truman - Fair Deal ~[moodle]Franklin Rooselvelt - New Deal ~[moodle]Richard Nixon - New Federalism =[moodle]John Kennedy - Brinksmanship } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464739 name: Z. Alexander Looby ::Z. Alexander Looby::[html]Z. Alexander Looby was a { ~[moodle]blues musician from New Orleans ~[moodle]jazz musician from New Orleans ~[moodle]rock'n'roll musician from Memphis =[moodle]black civil rights attorney, orginally from the Caribbean island of Antigua ~[moodle]white civil rights attorney, originally from New York City } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_tf $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_tf // question: 1464660 name: 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. ::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.::[html]A major "thaw" in the cold war came when President Richard Nixon carried out his foreign policy of detente with Leonid Brezhnev of the Soviet Union and Mao Zedong of China.{TRUE} // question: 1464668 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 downfall in 1974. With Nixon's resignation from the presidency amidst the Watergate scandal, each presidency since that time has concluded on a note of corruption and/or disfavor with the American people.{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464745 name: Affirmative action programs have been criticized as "reverse discrimination." ::Affirmative action programs have been criticized as "reverse discrimination."::[html]Affirmative action programs have been criticized as "reverse discrimination."{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_tf $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_tf // question: 1464661 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 pursue their domestic and foreign policies.{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464746 name: Concerning Vietnam, doves were people who opposed the war, such as Robert Kennedy and Richard Nixon. Hawks on the other hand, were people who supported the war, such as Lyndon Johnson, Eugene ... ::Concerning Vietnam, doves were people who opposed the war, such as Robert Kennedy and Richard Nixon. Hawks on the other hand, were people who supported the war, such as Lyndon Johnson, Eugene ...::[html]Concerning Vietnam, doves were people who opposed the war, such as Robert Kennedy and Richard Nixon. Hawks on the other hand, were people who supported the war, such as Lyndon Johnson, Eugene McCarthy, and hippies.{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_tf $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_tf // question: 1464654 name: Democratic President Franklin Roosevelt supported and/or failed to overturn the policy of racial segregation in the armed forces throughout World War 2. He may have been an economic liberal, but he was also a social conservative. ::Democratic President Franklin Roosevelt supported and/or failed to overturn the policy of racial segregation in the armed forces throughout World War 2. He may have been an economic liberal, but he was also a social conservative.::[html]Democratic President Franklin Roosevelt supported and/or failed to overturn the policy of racial segregation in the armed forces throughout World War 2.  He may have been an economic liberal, but he was also a social conservative.{TRUE#Incorrect\n#Correct\n} // question: 1464662 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 activities in order to safeguard the nation.{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464740 name: Eisenhower on civil rights ::Eisenhower on civil rights::[html]Eisenhower supposedly supported civil rights for blacks, but refused to intervene when Arkansas Governor Faubus enforced racial segregation at Little Rock High School.{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_tf $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_tf // question: 1464673 name: Elvis Presley ::Elvis Presley::[html]

As a musical culture, rock'n'roll was mainly derived from the African-American blues tradition. Elvis Presley was very much a product of the South, and thus was heavily influenced by this musical genre.  Much to the dismay of traditionally-minded parents, his songs, along with his "outrageous" dancing and gyrating became the popular symbol of the rebellious youth culture that was forming in the supposedly conservative 1950's. 

\n

{TRUE} // question: 1464663 name: 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). ::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).::[html]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).{FALSE} // question: 1464664 name: In retrospect, if it had not been for LBJ's involvement in Vietnam, his economic & domestic policy called the Great Society might have continued and it is quite plausible that he could have gone down in history as one of the nation's greatest presiden ::In retrospect, if it had not been for LBJ's involvement in Vietnam, his economic & domestic policy called the Great Society might have continued and it is quite plausible that he could have gone down in history as one of the nation's greatest presiden::[html]In retrospect, if it had not been for LBJ's involvement in Vietnam, his economic & domestic policy called the Great Society might have continued and it is quite plausible that he could have gone down in history as one of the nation's greatest presidents.{TRUE} // question: 1464655 name: In the 1950's, the real wages and fringe benefits of U.S. workers improved steadily. ::In the 1950's, the real wages and fringe benefits of U.S. workers improved steadily.::[html]In the 1950's, the real wages and fringe benefits of U.S. workers improved steadily.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 1464659 name: In the 1970s, worldwide shortages of oil, and manipulation by the OPEC nations, resulted in long lines at gas stations for American drivers. ::In the 1970s, worldwide shortages of oil, and manipulation by the OPEC nations, resulted in long lines at gas stations for American drivers.::[html]In the 1970s, worldwide shortages of oil, and manipulation by the OPEC nations, resulted in long lines at gas stations for American drivers.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 1464657 name: In the late 1960s, the Republican Party attracted conservative white southern voters with its states' rights position on anti-discrimination legislation. ::In the late 1960s, the Republican Party attracted conservative white southern voters with its states' rights position on anti-discrimination legislation.::[html]In the late 1960s, the Republican Party attracted conservative white southern voters with its states' rights position on anti-discrimination legislation.{TRUE#Incorrect\n#Correct\n} // question: 1464674 name: In this course, we have learned that many issues stemming from the 20th Century have either direction connections or significantly influence current events in the 21st Century. While there might be debate as to the vocabulary that is used, President Eise ::In this course, we have learned that many issues stemming from the 20th Century have either direction connections or significantly influence current events in the 21st Century. While there might be debate as to the vocabulary that is used, President Eise::[html]

In this course, we have learned that many issues stemming from the 20th Century have either direction connections or significantly influence current events in the 21st Century. While there might be debate as to the vocabulary that is used, President Eisenhower's warning about a growing military-industrial complex in 1961, seems to be a timely issue for President Barack Obama and the U.S. War on Terror. This cartoon clearly implies that his 2008 campaign pledge to "bring American troops home" are merely words that cannot easily be supported with actions. 

\n

{TRUE} // question: 1464656 name: John F. Kennedy, a Democrat, endorsed lower taxes as a means of stimulating economic growth. ::John F. Kennedy, a Democrat, endorsed lower taxes as a means of stimulating economic growth.::[html]John F. Kennedy, a Democrat, endorsed lower taxes as a means of stimulating economic growth. He was also the only Catholic president ever elected in U.S. History, which in itself is an example of the one of the strains of American nativism, according to material presented in this class.
{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/will's 203 // question: 1464741 name: Legal Defense Fund ::Legal Defense Fund::[html]Major civil rights victories of the 1950s were engineered in the nation's courts by the NAACP's Legal Defense Fund.{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464744 name: Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal government at home and abroad. ::Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal government at home and abroad.::[html]Lyndon Johnson's policies expanded the size, role, and power of the federal government at home and abroad.{TRUE#Incorrect#Correct} // question: 1464747 name: President Eisenhower was definitely more liberal and President Truman definitely more conservative on the issue of civil rights in America. This can be seen by Truman's integration of the armed ... ::President Eisenhower was definitely more liberal and President Truman definitely more conservative on the issue of civil rights in America. This can be seen by Truman's integration of the armed ...::[html]President Eisenhower was definitely more liberal and President Truman definitely more conservative on the issue of civil rights in America. This can be seen by Truman's integration of the armed forces and Eisenhower's timid stance on school integration.{FALSE} // question: 1464748 name: President Eisenhower's domestic policy, called Modern Republicanism, which is one of the foundations of the modern Republican Party or G.O.P. today, rejected and repealed all of Democrat Franklin ... ::President Eisenhower's domestic policy, called Modern Republicanism, which is one of the foundations of the modern Republican Party or G.O.P. today, rejected and repealed all of Democrat Franklin ...::[html]President Eisenhower's domestic policy, called Modern Republicanism, which is one of the foundations of the modern Republican Party or G.O.P. today, rejected and repealed all of Democrat Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal programs.{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_tf $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_tf // question: 1464665 name: President Truman's greatest foreign policy success in Asia was his handling of China. His greatest failure was in Korea. ::President Truman's greatest foreign policy success in Asia was his handling of China. His greatest failure was in Korea.::[html]President Truman's greatest foreign policy success in Asia was his handling of China. His greatest failure was in Korea.{FALSE} // question: 1464666 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 Frontier domestic agenda.{FALSE} // question: 1464675 name: The concept behind the commercial "green police" illustrates an overreaching government, one which might attempt to tell citizens what they can and cannot buy or use. But do we live in a "free country" or not, as many people like to say and even more peo ::The concept behind the commercial "green police" illustrates an overreaching government, one which might attempt to tell citizens what they can and cannot buy or use. But do we live in a "free country" or not, as many people like to say and even more peo::[html]

The concept behind the commercial "green police" illustrates an overreaching government, one which might attempt to tell citizens what they can and cannot buy or use. But do we live in a "free country" or not, as many people like to say and even more people believe. If today, it is styrofoam cups and plastic bags, what will be deemed unacceptable tomorrow. This issue encompasses involves conflicting parts of the liberal spectrum "change for the better" (a greener planet), but this change may not be for the better if it involves a loss of liberty. The issue is actually more complex than it seems as first, and one which requires a careful analysis by informed individuals. 

\n

{TRUE} // question: 1464667 name: 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. ::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.::[html]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.{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_mc_mine_unused 2009 // question: 1464749 name: The presence of people such as Joseph McCarthy and other Cold Warriors, of committees such as House on Un-American Activities Committee (H.U.A.C.), and of laws such as that as the Federal Employee ... ::The presence of people such as Joseph McCarthy and other Cold Warriors, of committees such as House on Un-American Activities Committee (H.U.A.C.), and of laws such as that as the Federal Employee ...::[html]The presence of people such as Joseph McCarthy and other Cold Warriors, of committees such as House on Un-American Activities Committee (H.U.A.C.), and of laws such as that as the Federal Employee Loyalty Program of 1947, clearly illustrate that the Red Scare following World War II was real; moreover, communists had indeed infiltrated the federal government of the United States. Large numbers of Communists were discovered, fired, and blacklisted to protect the country.{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/Final Exam/f_tf $CATEGORY: $course$/Final Exam/f_tf // question: 1464669 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 for the inner-cities, and an economic separation of the wealthy from the poor.{TRUE} // question: 1464658 name: The simultaneous increase in both inflation and unemployment, which economists called "stagflation," defied conventional economic thinking. ::The simultaneous increase in both inflation and unemployment, which economists called "stagflation," defied conventional economic thinking.::[html]The simultaneous increase in both inflation and unemployment, which economists called "stagflation," defied conventional economic thinking.  Both Democratic and Republican presidents and lawmakers failed to successfully combat this financial anomaly that lasted throughout much of the 1970's.{TRUE#Incorrect\n#Correct\n} // question: 1464676 name: There are two main modern conceptions of rights: on the one hand, the idea of legal rights holds that there is a certain list of rights enshrined in nature that cannot be legitimately modified by any human power. On the other hand, the idea of natural rig ::There are two main modern conceptions of rights\: on the one hand, the idea of legal rights holds that there is a certain list of rights enshrined in nature that cannot be legitimately modified by any human power. On the other hand, the idea of natural rig::[html]

There are two main modern conceptions of rights\: on the one hand, the idea of legal rights holds that there is a certain list of rights enshrined in nature that cannot be legitimately modified by any human power. On the other hand, the idea of natural rights holds that rights are human constructs, created by society, enforced by governments and subject to change. Rights can also be divided into individual rights, which are held by individuals, and collective rights, which are held by an ensemble of people or a subgroup of people who have a certain characteristic in common. As seen in the forum discussions, who has what rights, or any rights for that matter, can be a highly subjective topic. 

\n

{FALSE} // question: 1464670 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 Chinese Communists openly engaged in fighting on the side of the North Koreans.{TRUE} // question: 1464671 name: 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 ... ::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 ...::[html]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 the U.S., especially in the fields of math and science.{TRUE} // question: 1464672 name: World War II had its most profound impact on American domestic life by ending the Great Depression. ::World War II had its most profound impact on American domestic life by ending the Great Depression.::[html]World War II had its most profound impact on American domestic life by ending the Great Depression.{TRUE}