The student group called JOIN in the uptown neighborhood of Chicago,  Illinois, wanted to mobilize the community to    
 * demand an end to poverty and to build a decent social order.    
 demonstrate against the 1968 Democratic Convention.    
 have "be-ins" in the Summer of Love.    
 extend the civil rights movement to the North.    
    

Northern college students addressed all of the following problems except:     
 demonstrate against the 1968 RepublicanConvention.    
 * poverty    
 the bureaucracy of the welfare offices    
 police brutality    
    

Why did Johnson not want his administration to lose in Vietnam?     
 * It would hurt him in the upcoming election.    
 Johnson was a warmonger.    
 Johnson understood the political price Eisenhower paid over losing China.    
 The Democratic Party wanted a war to help the economy.    
    

All of the following were successes of groups like SDS except:     
 College students realized their political power.    
 They encouraged the poor to take action.    
 They popularized a new style of activist politics.    
 * They allied with liberal Democrats.    
    

Why did Johnson not want to inform the people about the realities of the  Vietnam War?    
 * He feared losing support for his domestic programs.    
 He was secretive by nature.    
 The Republicans demanded it.    
 He feared public protest.    
    

Operation Rolling Thunder was an attempt by Johnson to     
 bombard North Vietnam from ships in the Gulf of Tonkin.    
 * use air power to avoid sending in ground forces.    
 keep Cambodia from supplying the North Vietnamese.    
 round up Vietcong sympathizers in South Vietnamese villages.    
    

All of the following resulted from the Vietnam War except:     
 * Social Security deductions increased.    
 Ten percent increase in corporate and individual taxes.    
 The Social Security fund was tapped.    
 Inflation increased.    
    

The following was true of the 1960s generation:     
 * They were highly educated.    
 They agreed with their parents.    
 They were conservative.    
 They were apathetic about politics.    
    

The 1964 Berkeley student protests focused on     
 * free speech.    
 the war in Vietnam.    
 civil rights.    
 antipoverty programs    
    

What was the consequence of the free speech movement?     
 * Students demanded more educational rights.    
 Students dropped out of school.    
 Students demanded more universities.    
 Students turned to drugs instead of education.    
    

This was the trilogy of the counterculture:     
 * sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll    
 sex, drugs, and politics    
 communes, politics, and drugs    
 education, politics, and conservatism    
    

Student protesters concentrated on this company, the maker of Napalm:     
 Union Carbide    
 DuPont    
 * Dow    
 Exxon    
    

All of the following were involved in antiwar protests except:     
 * conservative Democrats    
 college students    
 Vietnam veterans    
 clergy    
    

The average age of an American soldier in Vietnam was     
 * 19.    
 21.    
 23.    
 26.    
    

Which one of the following was LEAST likely to be a soldier in Vietnam?     
 a high school dropout    
 * a college student    
 a working class African American male    
 a poor male    
    

Which one of the following accurately describes the composition of the  military during the Vietnam War?    
 * Soldiers were young and minorities were disproportionately represented.    
 Soldiers came from the middle class and were well-educated.    
 Soldiers were WWII veterans.    
 Soldiers were old and minorities were under-represented.    
    

Which one of the following was a likely experience for a U.S. soldier in  Vietnam?    
 * Vietnamese civilians attacked American soldiers.    
 Superior military power overwhelmed the Vietnamese.    
 African American soldiers felt welcome.    
 Veterans received a hero's welcome home.    
    

Upon their return to the United States, veterans experienced all of the  following except:    
 * welcome home ticker tape parades    
 physical injuries    
 post-traumatic stress disorder    
 a feeling of betrayal    
    

The people in the communities of Harrington's Other America suffered from  all of the following except:    
 malnutrition    
 * steady income growth    
 bad housing    
 poor medical care    
    

Why did big city mayors denounce the Office of Economic Opportunity?     
 * They could not completely control its funding.    
 They felt the communists controlled it.    
 They did not feel the federal government should run such a program.    
 They feared the loss of votes in the coming election.    
    

How did changing residential patterns affect many big cities?     
 * The housing stock deteriorated.    
 The urban centers developed into office complexes without residential  neighborhoods.   
 Traffic thinned out.    
 Urban conditions improved.    
    

All of the following were problems for urban centers except:     
 * Income for white Americans declined dramatically.    
 housing shortages for the poor    
 low wages for the poor    
 an increase in pollution    
    

By the time of his death in 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr.     
 * openly opposed the Vietnam War.    
 abandoned his nonviolent philosophy.    
 lost hope to bring about change.    
 had transferred control of the movement to younger leaders.    
    

This 1968 presidential candidate was so popular on campuses that his  campaign was called the "Children's Crusade":    
 Robert Kennedy    
 Hubert Humphrey    
 * Eugene McCarthy    
 Abbie Hoffman    
    

Where did the first major urban uprising occur?     
 * Watts    
 Newark    
 Chicago    
 Birmingham    
    

All of these are consequences of the Tet Offensive except:     
 * The Vietnam War ended.    
 Public support for the war declined.    
 Congress refused to allow troop increases.    
 Johnson withdrew from his re-election campaign.    
    

Most of the activism of young women in the women's liberation movement was  in    
 flamboyant radical activities.    
 * consciousness raising groups.    
 anti-war protests.    
 writing.    
    

Which one of the following was a consequence of Martin Luther King Jr.'s  assassination?    
 * Blacks developed deep feelings of mistrust for whites.    
 Johnson attended the funeral.    
 Banks issued loans to rebuild inner city neighborhoods.    
 Southern congressmen understood their black constituents.    
    

What was Hubert Humphrey's greatest liability in the 1968 presidential  campaign?    
 * his reputation as a Cold War Democrat    
 his reputation as a liberal Democrat    
 his reputation as a civil rights advocate    
 his reputation as a Cold War Republican    
    

Mayor Richard Daley sent undercover police into street crowds surrounding  the convention hall of the 1968 National Democratic Convention    
 * to justify police retaliation against demonstrators.    
 to identify Communist troublemakers.    
 to identify civil rights agitators.    
 to identify Yippies.    
    

The Black Panthers organized     
 * for self defense against police harassment and brutality.    
 to help keep their young out of the Vietnam War.    
 as apolitical activist groups.    
 under the CAA program of the Great Society.    
    

What was the major activity of the Black Panthers?     
 * patrolling the police    
 opening soup kitchens    
 providing information to the police    
 educating children    
    

What was the most enduring component of Black Power?     
 * cultural nationalism    
 a militant leadership    
 self-help programs    
 scholarship money for African American youth    
    

The Rev. Jesse Jackson promoted     
 * African American-owned businesses in African American neighborhoods.    
 the idea that African Americans should turn to the church for their support.    
 the idea that African Americans should resort to violence if their voice is not  heard.   
 voluntary segregation.    
    

In 1970, hoping to deliver a knockout blow to the North Vietnamese, Nixon     
 launched the Vietnamese Plan.    
 * ordered the bombing and invasion of Cambodia.    
 announced a cease fire in Laos and Cambodia.    
 began Operation Rolling Thunder.    
    

The most dramatic foreign policy move of the Nixon Presidency involved     
 negotiating an Arab-Israeli peace accord.    
 reopening diplomatic relations with Cuba.    
 * his visit to the People's Republic of China.    
 signing a comprehensive atomic test ban treaty with the Soviets.    
    

The CREEP-hired team that broke into the Democratic Party headquarters was  trying to    
 find evidence to discredit Pentagon paper publisher David Ellsberg.    
 * install listening devices.    
 locate documents that showed McGovern was inciting campus rioting.    
 find those responsible for foreign policy leaks.    
    

All of the following happened in 1968 except     
 Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy are assassinated.    
 The Tet Offensive begins.    
 The American Indian Movement is founded.    
 * Lt. William Calley Jr. is court-martialed for the My Lai Massacre.    
    

Vietnam Veterans against the War was formed in     
 1964.    
 1965.    
 * 1967.    
 1969.    
    

In this year, the United States moved into Cambodia and campus  demonstrations occur with students being killed at Kent State and Jackson State:    
 1967    
 1968    
 1969    
 * 1970    
    

Ohio and New York experienced the     
 * largest number of urban uprisings from 1965 to 1969.    
 smallest number of urban uprisings from 1965 to 1969.    
 largest number of campus protests from 1967 to 1969.    
 smallest number of campus protests from 1967 to 1969.    
    

Which one of the following groups was the last to be formed?     
 Black Panthers    
 American Indian Movement    
 Asian American Political Alliance    
 * Gay Liberation Front