LaneTest 1.0 Student ID: 575232110 Student FName: Vanessa Student LName: Morimoto TEST 3021903676 escobar HST208 ch1n2 47 Truman either ordered or threatened government control 57 publicly indicated his dissatisfaction with Truman's policy on Korea 10 West Berlin. 41 created the Atomic Energy Commission to oversee and speed atomic research 30 refuse to allow the Soviets to annex any territory historically belonging to Poland 23 both countries helped to create an atmosphere of tension and suspicion that touched off the Cold War 9 brought the Chinese into the war. 63 producing conclusive evidence that several federal employees had communist ties 13 "The New Horizon" 7 "Fair Deal" TEST 3021904119 escobar HST208 ch1n2 44 the invasion of South Korea by communist North Korean forces 49 the "union shop" was declared illegal 25 their disagreement about the political structure of postwar Europe 63 producing conclusive evidence that several federal employees had communist ties 1 False 54 a national health insurance plan to provide medical care to the poor 10 West Berlin. 22 all of the answers below 31 creation of a democratic government in Poland with equal representation of pro-communist and pro-western Poles 35 continued to support Chiang Kai-shek with money and weapons even when it became clear his cause was lost TEST 3021904636 escobar HST208 ch3 22 the launching of the Marshall Plan 28 all of the answers below 16 support free people who were resisting communist expansion 34 a national health insurance plan to provide medical care to the poor 6 allow the Soviet Union to control central and eastern Europe as a buffer against future invasions 9 the Soviet Union would be allowed to participate in the creation of a new Italian government following Mussolini's fall 7 refused to listen to Stalin's views on matters 5 Roosevelt's belief that the Soviet government was inflexible and that Stalin was unreasonable 36 North Korean forces invaded South Korea 23 the United States Senate did not ratify the charter until a decade after the organization was formed TEST 3021905020 escobar HST208 ch3 30 most workers and union leaders 12 divided in half, with East Germany controlled by the Soviets and West Germany controlled by the United States 3 both countries helped to create an atmosphere of tension and suspicion that touched off the Cold War 8 the Big Three could not settle their basic disagreements 33 won the presidency, but Republicans retained control of both houses of Congress 19 Marshall Plan 18 offered assistance to the Soviet Union and its Eastern European satellites, but they refused 21 created the Atomic Energy Commission to oversee and speed atomic research 11 creation of a democratic government in Poland with equal representation of pro-communist and pro-western Poles 38 a military stalemate that dragged on until 1953 TEST 3022744425 escobar HST208 ch4n5 30 the elevation of Martin Luther King, Jr., to prominence as a civil rights leader 39 the Soviets threatened to take the issue to the United Nations if the United States supported the invasion 37 intervened militarily to rescue French forces besieged at Dienbienphu 36 announced a new policy of "massive retaliation," threatening the use of nuclear weapons to counter communist aggression 3 increased moderately 12 a considerable drop in the prices of consumer goods 20 launching a satellite into space 4 the appeal of the warm, dry climate to many easterners 29 was desegregated because the Supreme Court declared segregation on public transportation illegal 26 Senate TEST 3022744667 escobar HST208 ch1n2 5 False 50 most workers and union leaders 55 begin dismantling segregation within the armed forces 12 Joseph McCarthy. 57 failed to stabilize the front in Korea 64 liked the geniality and statesmanlike quality of Eisenhower 39 Marshall Plan 7 "Fair Deal" 20 all of the answers below 53 won the presidency, and the Democrats also won both houses of Congress TEST 3022773442 escobar HST208 ch1n2 11 False 12 Joseph McCarthy. 51 they disapproved of Truman's proposed civil rights bill 26 allow the Soviet Union to control central and eastern Europe as a buffer against future invasions 56 North Korean forces invaded South Korea 7 "Fair Deal" 13 "The New Horizon" 55 begin dismantling segregation within the armed forces 25 their disagreement about the political structure of postwar Europe 1 True TEST 3022773734 escobar HST208 ch1n2 58 a military stalemate that dragged on until 1953 35 continued to support Chiang Kai-shek with money and weapons even when it became clear his cause was lost 8 "iron curtain" 10 West Berlin. 1 True 61 convicted and sentenced to death, but released after two years of appeals and public protests 60 linking liberal Democrats with communist subversion 28 the Big Three could not settle their basic disagreements 6 False 56 North Korean forces invaded South Korea TEST 3022773957 escobar HST208 ch3 17 desired a strong European market for American goods 22 the merging of the American, British, and French zones of Germany to create a new West German Republic 34 an expansion of the Social Security system to increase benefits and extend coverage to additional people 13 Stalin and the Soviet Union were fundamentally untrustworthy 12 divided in half, with East Germany controlled by the Soviets and West Germany controlled by the United States 7 announced that they would accept nothing less than the unconditional surrender of the Axis powers 42 J. Edgar Hoover 28 all of the answers below 33 won the presidency, and the Democrats also won both houses of Congress 3 both countries helped to create an atmosphere of tension and suspicion that touched off the Cold War TEST 3022774176 escobar HST208 ch3 22 the merging of the American, British, and French zones of Germany to create a new West German Republic 14 chastised the Soviets for violating the Yalta agreements 2 all of the answers below 32 waging an old style, "back porch" campaign 28 all of the answers below 11 creation of a democratic government in Poland with equal representation of pro-communist and pro-western Poles 29 the "closed shop" was declared illegal 35 begin dismantling segregation within the armed forces 30 conservative Republicans in Congress 20 weakened communist support in member states TEST 3022774465 escobar HST208 ch4n5 27 the formation of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 4 decreased state spending on expensive projects like higher education 5 regulate and stabilize the economy without intruding directly in the private sector 22 James Dean 36 announced a new policy of "massive retaliation," threatening the use of nuclear weapons to counter communist aggression 41 the refusal of the Soviets to intervene when Hungarian dissidents launched a popular uprising to demand democratic reforms 14 the desire to isolate themselves from the sense of community that often developed in the crowded cities 15 they had few or no blacks 9 George Meany 39 the Soviets threatened to take the issue to the United Nations if the United States supported the invasion TEST 3022774641 escobar HST208 ch4n5 8 nearly doubling total union membership between 1950 and 1960 9 George Meany 23 African Americans 18 replaced radio, newspapers, and magazines as the most important vehicle of information 34 all of the answers below 4 decreased state spending on expensive projects like higher education 14 the desire to isolate themselves from the sense of community that often developed in the crowded cities 7 the strengthening of the family farm 29 was desegregated because the Supreme Court declared segregation on public transportation illegal 26 judicial branch TEST 3022847224 escobar HST208 ch1n2 44 the invasion of South Korea by communist North Korean forces 31 creation of a democratic government in Poland with equal representation of pro-communist and pro-western Poles 6 False 19 True 20 all of the answers below 7 "Fair Deal" 5 False 10 West Berlin. 56 North Korean forces invaded South Korea 45 a strengthening of America's containment policy TEST 3022847347 escobar HST208 ch3 18 offered assistance to the Soviet Union and its Eastern European satellites, but they refused 36 North Korean forces invaded South Korea 10 leave the issues concerning Poland unresolved 2 all of the answers below 22 the merging of the American, British, and French zones of Germany to create a new West German Republic 13 Stalin and the Soviet Union were fundamentally untrustworthy 32 waging an old style, "back porch" campaign 15 continued to support Chiang Kai-shek with money and weapons even when it became clear his cause was lost 3 both countries helped to create an atmosphere of tension and suspicion that touched off the Cold War 14 chastised the Soviets for violating the Yalta agreements TEST 3022847492 escobar HST208 ch4n5 19 soap operas 11 all of the answers below 2 continued government spending 40 at first received him warmly as a welcome replacement to Fulgencio Batista, the former dictator 30 the elevation of Martin Luther King, Jr., to prominence as a civil rights leader 3 increased substantially 22 James Dean 9 George Meany 1 inflation was often over 10 percent a year 13 almost three quarters TEST 3022847686 escobar HST208 ch4n5 6 cutting taxes to stimulate growth 16 a demand by their husbands that they be employed 33 attempting to dismantle the welfare policies of the New Deal 17 many families needed a second income to maintain their desired standard of living 1 more than 30 million Americans continued to live in poverty 15 they had residents with uniform backgrounds, occupations, and incomes 22 James Dean 28 John Foster Dulles and his new policy concerning communism 21 a group of young poets, artists, and writers generally known as the "beats," who praised the new developments and their effect on society 14 the desire to isolate themselves from the sense of community that often developed in the crowded cities TEST 3022847845 escobar HST208 ch4n5 39 they feared that the Arab nations would become allies of the Soviet Union 19 talk shows 17 many families needed a second income to maintain their desired standard of living 37 allowed the French to be forced out of Vietnam and then gradually began to fill the void left by their absence. 15 they had residents with uniform backgrounds, occupations, and incomes 28 Orval Faubus and Southern opposition to the Brown decision 18 replaced radio, newspapers, and magazines as the most important vehicle of information 44 successful peace negotiations in bringing an end to the conflict in Vietnam 36 announced a new policy of "massive retaliation," threatening the use of nuclear weapons to counter communist aggression 16 a demand by their husbands that they be employed TEST 3023543947 escobar HST208 ch6n7 36 the U.S. was selflessly attempting to save its friends from foreign aggression 16 the desegregation of bus stations 29 an anti-Castro uprising in Cuba 17 Ross Barnett 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 3 negotiating lower tariffs with foreign governments to stimulate American exports 41 McGeorge Bundy 25 the attempt to exclude sympathetic whites from the movement 5 Great Society 19 Selma March of 1965 TEST 3023544213 escobar HST208 ch6n7 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. 26 Huey Newton 23 Kansas City 46 all of the answers below 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools 22 employers be forced to obey federal and state laws that protect the civil rights of all 14 decreased tax revenues and an unfavorable balance of trade 47 restore stability and law and order 29 an anti-Castro uprising in Cuba 35 Diem launched attacks on the country's Buddhists TEST 3023544414 escobar HST208 ch6n7 34 North Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked South Vietnam 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. 7 social welfare and economic strength 37 President Kennedy sent the Special Forces into Vietnam 22 employers take positive measures to recruit minorities to compensate for past injustices 9 fell short of eliminating poverty because of program weaknesses and the lack of funds 13 the "national origins" system be eliminated 27 developing countries of the Third World 6 all of the answers below 14 rapidly rising government expenditures TEST 3023544588 escobar HST208 ch6n7 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 23 Kansas City 31 the negotiation of a treaty to ban atmospheric nuclear weapons testing 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 28 all of the answers below 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 8 all elderly Americans regardless of need 16 the desegregation of bus stations 17 Medgar Evers TEST 3023544754 escobar HST208 ch6n7 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools 42 Viet Cong launched the 1968 Tet Offensive 32 the American move toward preventing a Communist takeover in the early 1950s 14 rapidly rising government expenditures 39 American military forces were inexperienced and understaffed 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 7 social welfare and economic strength 45 increased federal aid for social programs and a pullout from the Vietnam War TEST 3023544911 escobar HST208 ch6n7 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 32 the French decision to move back into Vietnam after World War II 47 restore stability and law and order 6 all of the answers below 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools 38 American soldiers began playing an active combat role 28 expand American influence through peaceful means 16 the desegregation of bus stations 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 2 Republicans controlled both houses of Congress TEST 3024558409 escobar HST208 ch9n10 12 Panamanians living in Massachusetts 0 the public's desire for an escape from conservative government policies 32 limit their total number of ICBMs, but not their number of nuclear warheads 33 the U.S. would attempt to establish stronger political alliances with Third World countries 44 devaluation of the dollar 46 president had lost the power to veto legislation 2 civil rights movement 35 an oil embargo against the United States by the Arab nations 9 taking reservation lands from individual owners and making them the communal property of the tribes 17 barred the practice of paying women less than men for equal work TEST 3024558669 escobar HST208 ch9n10 24 settling the abortion issue 40 his refusal to use the office of the presidency for his own personal advantage 9 withdrawing all recognition of tribes as legal entities 25 bombing the Cambodian staging areas and the Ho Chi Minh trail 1 abandoning middle-class values and attaining individual liberation 4 the conversion of the anti-war movement into a national crusade 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" 35 an oil embargo against the United States by the Arab nations 2 civil rights movement 33 U.S. interests in the Third World had declined TEST 3024558940 escobar HST208 ch9n10 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 8 Hispanic Americans 5 the unpopularity of the war 21 the time for ratification by the states expired 26 release of the Pentagon Papers 29 aided the Khmer Rouge in gaining control of Cambodia 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 15 the gay liberation movement 16 women who banded together could overcome a male-dominated society 46 federal bureaucracy had become swollen and unresponsive to the president TEST 3024559198 escobar HST208 ch9n10 47 John Mitchell 24 settling the abortion issue 30 would pull out of North Vietnam if allied with the United States 43 Japan and Eastern Europe 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 37 vetoed the proposed Family Assistance Plan (FAP) 41 decreasing dependence on oil imports from the Middle East and Africa 10 returning Indian lands to the tribes that had lost them 36 Egypt TEST 3024559420 escobar HST208 ch9n10 21 the time for ratification by the states expired 22 issues concerning the "first trimester" of pregnancy came under the jurisdiction of the states 10 winning the right to choose their own way of life 1 overthrowing the present government and establishing a complete democracy 18 suburban women with no outlet for their creative energies 5 an assurance that a general pardon and/or amnesty would be granted to resistors 40 his refusal to use the office of the presidency for his own personal advantage 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" 45 trade deficits 50 was involved in the case but was not proven guilty of any crime TEST 3024650603 escobar HST208 ch6n7 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 37 President Eisenhower sent military forces into combat to aid Diem 14 decreased tax revenues and an unfavorable balance of trade 7 social welfare and economic strength 40 attrition 5 Great Society 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools 39 they employed conventional warfare techniques in an unconventional war 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 25 the attempt to exclude sympathetic whites from the movement TEST 3024650606 escobar HST208 ch6n7 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 37 President Eisenhower sent military forces into combat to aid Diem 14 decreased tax revenues and an unfavorable balance of trade 7 social welfare and economic strength 40 attrition 5 Great Society 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools 39 they employed conventional warfare techniques in an unconventional war 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 25 the attempt to exclude sympathetic whites from the movement TEST 3024650849 escobar HST208 ch6n7 23 Kansas City 33 the North was extremely nationalistic, while the South was much less so 18 issued an executive order that ended segregation in the armed forces 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 19 Selma March of 1965 25 the consolidation of civil rights organizations 37 President Johnson asked for and Congress approved the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 15 all of the answers below 16 the desegregation of bus stations 27 developing countries of the Third World TEST 3024651089 escobar HST208 ch6n7 9 fell short of eliminating poverty because of program weaknesses and the lack of funds 41 J. William Fulbright 14 rapidly rising government expenditures 37 President Johnson asked for and Congress approved the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 11 poverty levels remained unchanged 33 the North was extremely nationalistic, while the South was much less so 16 the desegregation of bus stations 7 social welfare and economic strength 30 Kennedy accepted Khrushchev's offer to remove the missiles from Cuba in exchange for Kennedy's pledge not to invade the island TEST 3024651110 escobar HST208 ch6n7 9 fell short of eliminating poverty because of program weaknesses and the lack of funds 41 J. William Fulbright 14 rapidly rising government expenditures 37 President Johnson asked for and Congress approved the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 11 poverty levels remained unchanged 33 the North was extremely nationalistic, while the South was much less so 16 the desegregation of bus stations 7 social welfare and economic strength 30 Kennedy accepted Khrushchev's offer to remove the missiles from Cuba in exchange for Kennedy's pledge not to invade the island TEST 3025016704 escobar HST208 ch6n7 26 Martin Luther King, Jr. 16 the desegregation of bus stations 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 17 Medgar Evers 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. 24 massive spending to improve conditions in the ghettos 21 judicial decisions 42 Viet Cong launched the 1968 Tet Offensive 31 the negotiation of a treaty to ban atmospheric nuclear weapons testing 18 introduced legislation to end segregation in public accommodations TEST 3025016885 escobar HST208 ch6n7 15 the integration of some public eating facilities 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 28 expand American influence through peaceful means 7 social welfare and economic strength 16 the desegregation of bus stations 29 an anti-Castro uprising in Cuba 36 the U.S. wanted to impose its own political and economic system on the Vietnamese 0 John Kennedy and Richard Nixon 47 restore stability and law and order TEST 3025017053 escobar HST208 ch6n7 0 John Kennedy and Richard Nixon 10 resulted in significant increases in federal spending 2 he had lost the support of the western liberals 23 Kansas City 31 the negotiation of a treaty to ban atmospheric nuclear weapons testing 37 President Johnson asked for and Congress approved the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 38 American officials began governing the country in place of the Vietnamese 17 Medgar Evers 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools 5 Great Society TEST 3025017221 escobar HST208 ch6n7 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 4 Lee Harvey Oswald was the assassin and acted alone 37 President Johnson asked for and Congress approved the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution 13 immigration be based on a proportion of the number of immigrants from that country already in the U.S. population 40 d�tente 47 restore stability and law and order 29 an anti-Castro uprising in Cuba 26 Martin Luther King, Jr. 23 Kansas City 39 they employed conventional warfare techniques in an unconventional war TEST 3025017338 escobar HST208 ch6n7 1 all of the answers below 17 Medgar Evers 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. 23 Kansas City 31 the negotiation of a treaty to ban atmospheric nuclear weapons testing 11 poverty levels remained unchanged 33 the North was extremely nationalistic, while the South was much less so 16 the desegregation of bus stations 0 John Kennedy and Richard Nixon TEST 3025017438 escobar HST208 ch6n7 42 Viet Cong launched the 1968 Tet Offensive 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 15 the integration of some public eating facilities 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 9 fell short of eliminating poverty because of program weaknesses and the lack of funds 0 John Kennedy and Richard Nixon 11 many minority leaders received valuable training and experience 31 the negotiation of a treaty to ban atmospheric nuclear weapons testing 36 the U.S. wanted to preserve its own economic interests by keeping Vietnamese natural resources available to American industries 26 Martin Luther King, Jr. TEST 3025017680 escobar HST208 ch9n10 12 Panamanians living in Massachusetts 28 the release of several hundred American prisoners of war 19 assaulting the male power structure 34 in the future, the U.S. would have to consider the interests of the Arab nations as well as those of Israel 6 life must be in tune with nature and dedicated to the free expression of the self 8 Native Americans (Indians) 7 romantic love 31 assisting China in joining the United Nations 17 provided federal legislation that was used to attack sexual discrimination 9 withdrawing all recognition of tribes as legal entities TEST 3025017920 escobar HST208 ch9n10 29 occupied the South and established a united Vietnam under the control of Hanoi 37 dismantled many of the social programs created during the Kennedy and Johnson years 8 Native Americans (Indians) 27 the rate at which American soldiers were being killed each week was continuing to increase 43 Western Europe and Japan 10 winning the right to choose their own way of life 40 his refusal to use the office of the presidency for his own personal advantage 0 Nixon's image of dedication to traditional values 39 became more conservative regarding decisions concerning big business and more liberal in its interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment 21 the time for ratification by the states expired TEST 3025018113 escobar HST208 ch9n10 31 establishing formal diplomatic relations with China 35 an oil embargo against the United States by the Arab nations 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" 41 an insufficient fuel supply 18 women in the workplace 9 withdrawing all recognition of tribes as legal entities 14 affirmative action programs 12 Panamanians living in Massachusetts 5 an assurance that a general pardon and/or amnesty would be granted to resistors 20 women began to compete effectively for elective and appointive political offices TEST 3025018316 escobar HST208 ch9n10 30 would pull out of North Vietnam if allied with the United States 36 Egypt 15 the gay liberation movement 14 minority assimilation 50 was guilty of a major crime: obstructing justice by covering up evidence of the crimes of others 32 limit their total number of ICBMs, but not their number of nuclear warheads 29 occupied the South and established a united Vietnam under the control of Hanoi 2 Weathermen 23 "peace with honor" 42 a large increase in the price of oil TEST 3025018505 escobar HST208 ch9n10 13 some California grape growers signed a contract with the UFW 30 must be strengthened to counteract the power of the Soviet Union 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 38 state governments must give rural voters more representation 28 the release of several hundred American prisoners of war 23 "peace with honor" 40 his refusal to use the office of the presidency for his own personal advantage 10 winning the right to choose their own way of life 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" 48 John Mitchell TEST 3025018660 escobar HST208 ch9n10 13 some California grape growers signed a contract with the UFW 27 morale and discipline among U.S. troops in Vietnam were rapidly deteriorating 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 34 in the future, the U.S. would have to consider the interests of the Arab nations as well as those of Israel 1 overthrowing the present government and establishing a complete democracy 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 6 life must be in tune with nature and dedicated to the free expression of the self 26 Cambodian invasion of 1970 2 civil rights movement 21 the time for ratification by the states expired TEST 3025018766 escobar HST208 ch9n10 27 morale and discipline among U.S. troops in Vietnam were rapidly deteriorating 19 all of the answers below 34 in the future, the U.S. would have to consider the interests of the Arab nations as well as those of Israel 2 civil rights movement 39 remained committed to social reform but followed a moderate path concerning civil liberties 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" 14 minority assimilation 15 the gay liberation movement 18 women in the workplace 35 an oil embargo against the United States by the Arab nations TEST 3025098616 escobar HST208 ch6n7 8 all elderly Americans regardless of need 25 the attempt to exclude sympathetic whites from the movement 46 all of the answers below 28 expand American influence through peaceful means 29 an anti-Castro uprising in Cuba 10 all of the answers below 7 social welfare and economic strength 36 the U.S. wanted to preserve its own economic interests by keeping Vietnamese natural resources available to American industries 42 Viet Cong launched the 1968 Tet Offensive 30 Kennedy accepted Khrushchev's offer to remove the missiles from Cuba in exchange for Kennedy's pledge not to invade the island TEST 3025098765 escobar HST208 ch6n7 39 they employed conventional warfare techniques in an unconventional war 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 10 all of the answers below 45 increased federal aid for social programs and a pullout from the Vietnam War 7 social welfare and economic strength 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 46 all of the answers below 13 the "national origins" system be eliminated 32 the French decision to move back into Vietnam after World War II 12 based upon the economic conditions of the students, not the schools TEST 3025098890 escobar HST208 ch6n7 42 Viet Cong launched the 1968 Tet Offensive 25 the consolidation of civil rights organizations 30 Kennedy accepted Khrushchev's offer to remove the missiles from Cuba in exchange for Kennedy's pledge not to invade the island 47 restore stability and law and order 18 introduced legislation to end segregation in public accommodations 23 Kansas City 21 judicial decisions 17 Medgar Evers 10 all of the answers below 7 social welfare and economic strength TEST 3025099017 escobar HST208 ch6n7 13 the "national origins" system be eliminated 2 Southern conservatives tended to vote against them 38 American officials began governing the country in place of the Vietnamese 28 expand American influence through peaceful means 27 developing countries of the Third World 20 ensure the voting rights of blacks 26 Martin Luther King, Jr. 16 the desegregation of bus stations 46 all of the answers below 45 fewer social welfare programs and a halt to the forced busing of students TEST 3025099155 escobar HST208 ch6n7 44 demonstrations against the Vietnam War 23 Kansas City 24 federal legislation to protect urban dwellers 10 all of the answers below 46 all of the answers below 22 employers abandon practices that deny employment to blacks 47 restore stability and law and order 31 the negotiation of a treaty to ban atmospheric nuclear weapons testing 27 developing countries of the Third World 4 Lee Harvey Oswald was the assassin and acted alone TEST 3025099285 escobar HST208 ch6n7 21 residential housing patterns 42 Viet Cong launched the 1968 Tet Offensive 34 South Vietnamese guerrillas who attacked their own government 32 the French decision to move back into Vietnam after World War II 39 they employed conventional warfare techniques in an unconventional war 2 Southern conservatives tended to vote against them 18 introduced legislation to end segregation in public accommodations 43 Martin Luther King, Jr. 38 American officials began governing the country in place of the Vietnamese 37 President Johnson asked for and Congress approved the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution TEST 3025099373 escobar HST208 ch6n7 19 August 1963 March on Washington, D.C. 7 social welfare and economic strength 11 poverty levels remained unchanged 29 an anti-Castro uprising in Cuba 28 expand American influence through peaceful means 15 the integration of some public eating facilities 5 Great Society 21 residential housing patterns 13 the "national origins" system be eliminated 8 all elderly Americans regardless of need TEST 3025099542 escobar HST208 ch9n10 6 life must be in tune with nature and dedicated to the free expression of the self 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 18 women in the workplace 19 all of the answers below 39 remained committed to social reform but followed a moderate path concerning civil liberties 26 release of the Pentagon Papers 37 dismantled many of the social programs created during the Kennedy and Johnson years 31 establishing formal diplomatic relations with China 24 settling the abortion issue 41 an insufficient fuel supply TEST 3025099715 escobar HST208 ch9n10 47 John Mitchell 38 state governments must give urban voters a more equal share in choosing elected officials 20 women achieved the economic position of equal pay for equal work 13 some California grape growers signed a contract with the UFW 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 22 issues concerning the "first trimester" of pregnancy came under the jurisdiction of the states 42 a large increase in the price of oil 41 an insufficient fuel supply 8 Native Americans (Indians) 48 John Mitchell TEST 3025099893 escobar HST208 ch9n10 26 Cambodian invasion of 1970 35 an oil embargo against the United States by the Arab nations 2 civil rights movement 30 must be strengthened to counteract the power of the Soviet Union 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 24 settling the abortion issue 27 the rate at which American soldiers were being killed each week was continuing to increase 50 was guilty of a major crime: obstructing justice by covering up evidence of the crimes of others 15 the gay liberation movement 23 "peace with honor" TEST 3025100038 escobar HST208 ch9n10 10 winning the right to choose their own way of life 42 a large increase in the price of oil 17 provided federal legislation that was used to attack sexual discrimination 37 dismantled many of the social programs created during the Kennedy and Johnson years 49 Watergate cover-up 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 33 U.S. interests in the Third World had declined 29 occupied the South and established a united Vietnam under the control of Hanoi 12 Panamanians living in Massachusetts 9 withdrawing all recognition of tribes as legal entities TEST 3025100168 escobar HST208 ch9n10 15 the gay liberation movement 26 Cambodian invasion of 1970 45 excessive GNP growth rates 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 50 was guilty of a major crime: obstructing justice by covering up evidence of the crimes of others 22 under the constitutionally guaranteed "right to privacy," all state laws prohibiting abortion during the "first trimester" of pregnancy were invalid 2 civil rights movement 0 Nixon's image of dedication to traditional values 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 28 the release of several hundred American prisoners of war TEST 3025100291 escobar HST208 ch9n10 25 creating the draft lottery and gradually withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam 19 all of the answers below 42 a large increase in the price of oil 36 Iraq 39 remained committed to social reform but followed a moderate path concerning civil liberties 4 the conversion of the anti-war movement into a national crusade 28 the release of several hundred American prisoners of war 12 Panamanians living in Massachusetts 44 a significant increase in U.S. oil production 47 John Dean TEST 3025100382 escobar HST208 ch9n10 15 the gay liberation movement 50 was guilty of a major crime: obstructing justice by covering up evidence of the crimes of others 48 John Mitchell 49 Watergate cover-up 43 Western Europe and Japan 26 Cambodian invasion of 1970 17 provided federal legislation that was used to attack sexual discrimination 9 withdrawing all recognition of tribes as legal entities 7 romantic love 3 public condemnation of the "Weathermen" TEST 3026200192 escobar HST208 ch9n10 46 president had lost the power to veto legislation 13 some California grape growers signed a contract with the UFW 31 establishing formal diplomatic relations with China 4 the conversion of the anti-war movement into a national crusade 22 under the constitutionally guaranteed "right to privacy," all state laws prohibiting abortion during the "first trimester" of pregnancy were invalid 6 life must be in tune with nature and dedicated to the free expression of the self 15 the gay liberation movement 33 U.S. interests in the Third World had declined 23 "peace with honor" 39 remained committed to social reform but followed a moderate path concerning civil liberties TEST 3026645851 escobar HST208 ch11n12 17 a shift in rural voters from the Republican to the Democratic party 1 the signing of an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union 20 inadequate government spending 0 economic decay 7 there was no limit on the number of long-range missiles, bombers, or nuclear warheads that the Soviets could have 19 an excellent public speaker who was a master of television 16 Jimmy Carter 12 Oral Roberts 21 increased interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights TEST 3026646279 escobar HST208 ch11n12 23 all of the answers below 6 an initial movement toward peace but an inability to formulate a final peace treaty 4 interest rates near 20 percent 17 Republican control of the Senate 15 welfare programs 18 all of the answers below 11 California 8 political and military support of the Shah 14 Gerald Ford 20 excessive taxation TEST 3026729962 escobar HST208 ch9n10 43 21 42 41 8 7 33 1 47 John Dean 19 TEST 3026730126 escobar HST208 ch11n12 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 23 American efforts to link armament reduction with Soviet behavior on other issues 14 Gerald Ford 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 15 taxes 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity 6 a formal peace treaty between Egypt and Israel 5 America was experiencing a "crisis of confidence" and needed to decrease its dependence on foreign oil 13 the teaching of evolution 25 Geraldine Ferraro TEST 3026730313 escobar HST208 ch11n12 15 taxes 2 dependence on foreign oil supplies 13 the censorship of pornography 23 American efforts to link armament reduction with Soviet behavior on other issues 4 unemployment in excess of 10 percent 5 America was experiencing a "crisis of confidence" and needed to decrease its dependence on foreign oil 8 political and military support of the Shah 7 of a lingering and fundamental distrust of the Soviet Union 11 California 0 loss of hope TEST 3026730472 escobar HST208 ch11n12 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 13 the censorship of pornography 3 Henry Kissinger 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 14 Gerald Ford 8 political and military support of the Shah 0 loss of hope 17 Republican control of the Senate 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights TEST 3026730688 escobar HST208 ch11n12 12 Oral Roberts 3 Henry Kissinger 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity 5 America was experiencing a "crisis of confidence" and needed to decrease its dependence on foreign oil 13 the censorship of pornography 16 Edward Kennedy 21 increased interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board 11 California 1 the signing of an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union 15 taxes TEST 3026804066 escobar HST208 ch11n12 24 Grenada and Nicaragua 11 California 6 a formal peace treaty between Egypt and Israel 23 American efforts to link armament reduction with Soviet behavior on other issues 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 25 Geraldine Ferraro 18 all of the answers below 2 dependence on foreign oil supplies 16 Edward Kennedy 1 the signing of an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union TEST 3026804199 escobar HST208 ch11n12 6 a formal peace treaty between Egypt and Israel 20 excessive taxation 8 political and military support of the Shah 13 the censorship of pornography 7 of a lingering and fundamental distrust of the Soviet Union 12 Edward Kennedy 2 dependence on foreign oil supplies 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 18 all of the answers below 24 Grenada and Nicaragua TEST 3026804383 escobar HST208 ch11n12 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity 4 unemployment in excess of 10 percent 20 excessive taxation 1 the signing of an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union 12 Edward Kennedy 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 0 loss of hope 3 Henry Kissinger 17 Republican control of the Senate 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights TEST 3026804487 escobar HST208 ch11n12 11 California 7 of a lingering and fundamental distrust of the Soviet Union 15 taxes 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 14 Gerald Ford 20 excessive taxation 8 political and military support of the Shah 0 loss of hope 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity 4 unemployment in excess of 10 percent TEST 3026804711 escobar HST208 ch9n10 29 41 6 11 48 John Mitchell 24 21 39 2 5 TEST 3026804809 escobar HST208 ch11n12 1 the signing of an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union 4 unemployment in excess of 10 percent 13 the censorship of pornography 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 2 dependence on foreign oil supplies 20 excessive taxation 0 loss of hope 25 Geraldine Ferraro 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity TEST 3026977474 escobar HST208 ch13n15 2 they either overthrew Communist governments or transformed men into non-Communist or anti-Communist regimes 38 oil spills 33 the right-to-life movement 26 proportion of elderly citizens grew markedly 0 the ending of the Cold War between the U.S. and the Soviet Union 14 produced remarkably few allied and American casualties 35 Clarence Thomas 24 an energy crisis 32 increased among the middle class 36 its radical leaders became disillusioned TEST 3026977731 escobar HST208 ch13n15 30 most of the black lower class improved their economic positions slightly 8 all of the unpopular social and cultural stances Americans identified with liberals 39 marketing 15 Pat Buchanan 25 a rising birth rate 20 all of the answers below 33 the right-to-life movement 4 the breakup of the Soviet Union 1 a new state-controlled economy and increased government repression of free speech 38 pesticides TEST 3026978015 escobar HST208 ch13n15 6 reducing regulatory controls over troubled savings and loan banks 11 a demand that he take action on cultural issues like abortion 9 had a big lead at the start but lost most of it as the campaign progressed and won by only a small margin 18 unpaid leaves for employees of private companies 5 all of the answers below 28 move to the Northeast 27 the growing presence of white European immigrants 19 Richard Nixon 3 reunification of the Chinese Democratic Republic and the People's Republic of China 31 1992 south central Los Angeles rioting TEST 3026978204 escobar HST208 ch13n15 28 place a high value on education 6 reducing regulatory controls over troubled savings and loan banks 19 Jimmy Carter 12 failure to bring an end to the 1990 recession 14 all of the answers below 18 substantial Social Security benefit increases 34 Planned Parenthood v. Casey 1 the right to oppose government policy and moved the country toward economic reform 30 most of the black lower class improved their economic positions slightly 16 Ross Perot had the best showing of any third party or independent candidate since Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 TEST 3026978328 escobar HST208 ch13n15 24 a declining productivity rate 20 to the center calling for tax cuts and a balanced budget 31 1992 south central Los Angeles rioting 38 pesticides 39 targeting 25 a rising birth rate 21 his high ethical standards and personal morality 30 most of the black lower class improved their economic positions slightly 10 overthrow of the unpopular military leader, Manuel Noriega 35 Clarence Thomas TEST 3026978458 escobar HST208 ch13n15 15 Pat Buchanan 29 all of the answers below 12 failure to bring an end to the 1990 recession 35 Clarence Thomas 38 pesticides 37 view all components of the environment as being intimately linked together 14 all of the answers below 33 the right-to-life movement 4 all of the answers below 39 targeting TEST 3027251878 escobar HST208 ch9n10 48 John Mitchell 30 14 15 46 44 39 0 29 2 TEST 3027252016 escobar HST208 ch11n12 5 America was experiencing a "crisis of confidence" and needed to decrease its dependence on foreign oil 16 Edward Kennedy 2 dependence on foreign oil supplies 24 Grenada and Nicaragua 9 negotiating the release of the hostages after more than a year of captivity 13 the censorship of pornography 3 Henry Kissinger 25 Gary Hart 23 American efforts to link armament reduction with Soviet behavior on other issues 11 California TEST 3027252197 escobar HST208 ch11n12 2 dependence on foreign oil supplies 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 24 Grenada and Nicaragua 7 of a lingering and fundamental distrust of the Soviet Union 4 unemployment in excess of 10 percent 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 8 political and military support of the Shah 23 American efforts to link armament reduction with Soviet behavior on other issues 17 Republican control of the Senate 11 California TEST 3027252394 escobar HST208 ch11n12 18 all of the answers below 25 Geraldine Ferraro 13 the censorship of pornography 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 19 a well-informed administrator who knew his policies and programs in great detail 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights 21 increased interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board 0 loss of hope 12 Edward Kennedy 11 California TEST 3027252486 escobar HST208 ch11n12 8 political and military support of the Shah 23 American efforts to link armament reduction with Soviet behavior on other issues 12 Edward Kennedy 16 Edward Kennedy 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights 21 increased interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board 24 Grenada and Nicaragua 18 all of the answers below 3 Henry Kissinger 4 unemployment in excess of 10 percent TEST 3027252566 escobar HST208 ch11n12 25 Geraldine Ferraro 6 a formal peace treaty between Egypt and Israel 24 Grenada and Nicaragua 16 Edward Kennedy 17 Republican control of the Senate 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights 7 of a lingering and fundamental distrust of the Soviet Union 13 the censorship of pornography 11 California 8 political and military support of the Shah TEST 3027252683 escobar HST208 ch11n12 17 Republican control of the Senate 24 Grenada and Nicaragua 20 excessive taxation 7 of a lingering and fundamental distrust of the Soviet Union 21 increased interest rates by the Federal Reserve Board 25 Geraldine Ferraro 12 Edward Kennedy 1 the signing of an arms control agreement with the Soviet Union 22 for food stamps and federal subsidies for low-income housing 10 commitment to the protection of minority rights TEST 3027252867 escobar HST208 ch13n15 13 Iraq 38 pesticides 23 Dwight D. Eisenhower 18 substantial Social Security benefit increases 4 all of the answers below 10 overthrow of the unpopular military leader, Manuel Noriega 16 Ross Perot had the best showing of any third party or independent candidate since Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 22 reduce the federal budget deficit to its lowest point in thirty years 37 view all components of the environment as being intimately linked together 5 all of the answers below TEST 3027253063 escobar HST208 ch13n15 11 a demand that he take action on cultural issues like abortion 15 Pat Buchanan 31 1992 south central Los Angeles rioting 19 Jimmy Carter 35 Clarence Thomas 20 to the center calling for tax cuts and a balanced budget 10 overthrow of the unpopular military leader, Manuel Noriega 8 all of the unpopular social and cultural stances Americans identified with liberals 36 all of the answers below 4 all of the answers below TEST 3027253382 escobar HST208 ch13n15 14 all of the answers below 34 Webster v. Reproductive Health Services 19 Jimmy Carter 25 a rising birth rate 4 all of the answers below 10 overthrow of the unpopular military leader, Manuel Noriega 8 all of the unpopular social and cultural stances Americans identified with liberals 1 the right to oppose government policy and moved the country toward economic reform 11 a demand that he take action on cultural issues like abortion 24 a declining productivity rate TEST 3027253546 escobar HST208 ch13n15 27 the increase in the numbers of Hispanics and Asians 7 used the money from the sale of arms to Iran to aid the contras in Nicaragua 31 1992 south central Los Angeles rioting 28 place a high value on education 4 all of the answers below 9 was far behind at the start of the campaign but came on strong at the end to achieve a substantial victory 34 Webster v. Reproductive Health Services 21 the success of the economy and reduced federal budget 18 substantial Social Security benefit increases 33 the right-to-life movement