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EXAM STUDY
QUESTIONS
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- Short Identification Examples
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- Containment
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- NSC-68
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- Hiroshima
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- Truman Doctrine
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- William Levitt
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- Taft-Hartley Act
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- Kinsey Report
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- Martin Luther King
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- Cuban Revolution
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- Little Rock (1957)
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- Nixon's Checkers Speech
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- Joseph McCarthy
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- Alger Hiss Case
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- Bakke v. Board of Regents of California
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- Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
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- Griswold v. Connecticut (1965)
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- Earl Warren
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- Civil Rights Act of 1964
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- Little Rock (1957)
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- Disney Land and Sun City
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- Edward R. Murrow
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- John Kenneth Galbraith
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- Essays
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- The essay section of the exam will contain question one and one area of
question two (race relations, urbanization, and the legal system) OR two areas
from question two (without question one).
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- 1) What were the factors behind the rise of the Cold War? Provide examples
to support your argument.
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- 2) One historian has argued, "Changes in American society since the end of
World War II have been so dramatic as to constitute a revolution." Analyze the
validity of this statement in the following areas: race relations,
urbanization, and the legal system. You must use specific examples from
postwar history that document the changes you discuss.