The United States involvement in Vietnam grew from an earlier policy of |
containment. |
President Kennedy approved an attack on Cuba by CIA-trained ex-Cubans at |
The bay of pigs |
The most important issue of President Kennedy’s administration was |
Civil rights |
This was a training program introduced by President Lyndon Johnson that was aimed at inner-city youths ages sixteen to twenty-one. |
Job Corps |
Stokely Carmichael is best associated with |
the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee. |
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned racial segregation everywhere except |
Schools |
What did President Kennedy do after his disastrous performance at the Vienna Summit? |
He called up National Guard units to protect West Berlin. |
Which of the following was not part of Kennedy’s domestic program? |
Abolishing welfare |
The heir apparent for the Democratic nomination for president in 1968, he was assassinated after giving his acceptance speech. |
Robert. F. Kennedy |
The United States ship that was attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin was |
The U.S.S. Maddox. |
President Lyndon Johnson’s domestic program in his second term was known as |
the Great Society. |
The first sustained bombing of North Vietnam by the United States was called |
Operation Rolling Thunder. |
In his Republican nomination speech, Richard Nixon appealed to a group called |
the silent majority. |
What sparked race riots in more than 100 cities in 1968? |
The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. |
One of the first pieces of legislation signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson, it lowered the tax rate by 20 percent. |
Revenue Act |
During the civil rights movement, peaceful protests at white-only establishments were called |
Sit-ins |
In 1968, the Viet Cong attacked American and South Vietnamese targets in their largest, coordinated attack. It is known as |
the Tet Offensive. |
This group’s convention experienced a riot in 1968. |
Democrat |
Who won the presidential election of 1968? |
Richard Nixon |
This document gave President Lyndon Johnson the authority to prevent further aggression in Vietnam toward the United States. |
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution |
Which word best describes President Nixon’s strategy in dealing with the Russians in his second administration? |
Negotiation |
The newspaper that broke the story of Watergate was the |
Washington Post |
Until an assassination attempt was made on his life, this man was the chief opponent to President Nixon winning a second term of office. |
George Wallace |
In an effort to prevent the United States from being incrementally pulled into another war like Vietnam, Congress passed |
the War Powers Act. |
In 1962, Tom Hayden and Al Haber created this, the first campus organization based on the tactics employed during the civil rights. |
Students for a Democratic Society |
Nixon abused his presidential powers during the Watergate affair by |
ordering the CIA to confuse the FBI about the case. |
In the 1960s, this group was characterized as being unorganized, and more focused on cultural radicalism rather than political activism. |
Counterculture |
What is the government program that provides preferential treatment to minorities and women to atone for past injustices? |
Affirmative Action |
Cesar Chavez is best associated with which group? |
UFW |
What did President Ford do that started off his presidency on the wrong foot? |
He pardoned Nixon. |
During his administration, President Nixon authorized the ______ to work to thwart an elected official in Chile from taking office. |
CIA |
In 1973 this landmark case was decided by the Supreme Court striking down state laws on abortion. |
Roe V. Wade |
After the United States’ withdrawal from Vietnam, |
North Vietnam was able to defeat South Vietnam. |
To apply pressure in diplomatic circles in regards to Vietnam, President Nixon |
Expanded the air war |
In the 1960s this group was characterized by long hair, beards on men, no makeup for women, casual sex, and communal living arrangements. |
Hippies |
A rebirth of the women’s movement in the 1960s focused on |
feminism. |
President Nixon’s plan of removing U.S. troops from Vietnam was called |
Vietnamization. |
President Nixon’s New Federalism plan promoted |
sending federal monies to the states to spend as they saw fit. |
President Nixon’s greatest success came in the field of |
foreign policy. |
Nixon’s plan for winning the presidency was known as |
the southern strategy. |
In the Soviet Union, Communist hardliners saw this man as the reason for the collapse of their government. |
Mikhail Gorbachev |
Before becoming president, Ronald Reagan was governor of which state? |
California |
Which statement best describes the problems with President Carter’s leadership? |
micromanager |
Which of the following did not have a higher rate of production than the United States in the 1980s? |
England |
During the 1980s, |
Americans spent more than they made. |
President Reagan’s anti-missile defense system involved missile-killing |
satellites. |
The worst Wall Street Crash since the Depression occurred on a day known as |
Black Monday |
What landmark piece of President Carter’s administration was referred to as being "nibbled to death by ducks"? |
National Energy Act |
Which statement best describes the 1980 election? |
It was a landslide for Reagan. |
President Reagan appointed the first female to the Supreme Court. Her name is |
Sandra Day O’Connor. |
The purchase, destruction, and rebuilding of poor neighborhoods into upscale condominiums is known as |
gentrification. |
President Reagan planned on beating the Russians in the cold war by |
overwhelming them both financially and militarily. |
In the 1984 election, the first female vice-presidential candidate was nominated. Who was she? |
Geraldine Ferraro |
The major breakthrough in the computing industry in the 1970s was the invention of |
the microprocessor. |
What was an early success of President Carter’s? |
He reduced the White House staff by a third. |
What was the outcome of the Camp David Accords? |
Egypt recognized Israel’s right to exist |
What was a major reason that Jimmy Carter won the presidency in 1976? |
He convinced voters he was incorruptible. |
Which statement best describes President Reagan’s plan to deal with the Soviets? |
Peace through strength. |
Heading toward the 1984 election, what term was used to describe President Reagan’s first administration? |
Reagan Revolution |
During the collapse of the Soviet Union, which of the following did President George H. W. Bush not do? |
Launch a pre-emptive strike into Russia to destroy their nuclear capability |
History Chapter 27-29
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