Inspire challenges to other aspects of segregation
Bring about integration to the public school system
Ruin the public school system in America
Prohibit teachers from striking
Establish the principle of "one man, one vote"
The integration of the United States Armed Forces
The Montgomery bus boycott
The sit-ins at lunch counters
The Freedom Bus rides
The March on Washington
The "trickle down" theory
The "controlled growth" theory
The "bubble up" theory
New Deal reform economics
Fair Deal progressive economics
It made Kennedy a national hero for his tough, uncompromising stand against Castro and Communist Cuba
It forced Soviet Premier Khrushchev to schedule an early summit meeting with Kennedy to avoid future American-Soviet confrontations
It had virtually no effect on Kennedy's presidency, as it was kept secret after Kennedy's assassination
It forced Kennedy to allow Soviet occupation of military bases in Cuba
It was a major embarrassment to Kennedy's administration and led to crises in American-Cuban relations
The sending of thousands of additional American troops in support of the Diem government in South Vietnam
The Sending of thousands of additional American troops along with the removal of support for the Diem government in South Vietnam
Massive escalation of the war through the introduction of hundreds of thousands of American Troops
A gradual withdrawal of American troops through a program of "vietnamization"
Increased support for the French effort to end the insurgency by communist revolutionaries
Gave Congress the exclusive power to declare war
Gave the President the exclusive power to declare war
Required that the Congress consult with the President before declaring war
Required that the President consult with Congress before sending American troops into foreign wars
Made the president the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces of the United States
Ratified by Congress and the states during the 1970s
Approved by Congress but was failed to be ratified by three fourths of the state
Never approved by Congress
Ratified by Congress and the states in the 1930s
Approved by Congress and its ratification by the states is still pending
Support for civil rights legislation
Expertise in foreign policy, particularly China
Anti-Communism
Backing of an expansion of the New Deal program
Military service during World War II
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Adam Clayton Powell
Andrew Young
George Wallace
Total immigration to the United States doubled between 1959 and 1979
The sources of immigration to the United States have changed greatly
Illegal immigration to the United States have decreased significantly
The United States was less ethnically diverse in 1979 than in 1959
None of the above
It involved the use of Agent Orange and other defoliants to lay waste of the jungle hiding place of the Viet Cong
It proclaimed that the United States would honor its existing defense commitments but that in the future, Asians and others would have to fight their own wars without the support of large bodies of American ground troops.
To withdraw the 540,000 US troops in South Vietnam over an extended period. The south Vietnamese, with American money, weapons, training, and advice, could then gradually take over the burden of fighting their own war
Massive troop escalation and aggresive bombing of former Viet Cong sanctuaries in Thailand
He cut a deal with both the Soviet Union and Red China that allowed Viet Nam to remain divided at the 38th parallel
Nixon felt that Viet Nam could not be abandoned and that the war must be ___ (I can't see the rest)
Nixon felt tat the war could not be won, but wanted peace with honor
Nixon sought not to end the war but to win it by other means, without further spilling of American blood.
Nixon sought to scale down the war by convincing the USSR to halt shipment supplies to Viet Nam
Nixon launched his own massive counteroffensive, including incursions into Indian and Pakistan, where Communist sanctuaries existed
Walter Mondale
Ronald Reagan
George H. Bush
Jimmy Carter
Bill Clinton
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
George H. Bush
Sally Ride
Sandra Day O'Connor
Magaret Mead
Margaret Sanger
Betty Friedan
US Supreme Court case of Parker v. Mississippi
Twenty-fourth Amendment
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Great Society Program
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Tet Offensive (1968)
Nixon's invasion of Cambodia (1970)
Operation Rolling Thunder
My La Massacre
Gulf otf Tonkin Incident
Selma, AL
Birmingham, AL
Boston, MA
Detroit, MI
Washington, DC
Less government
Balanced budget
Family values
Peace through decreased military spending
Support of prayer in public schools
Non-violent defiance of segregation
Armed violence against police and troops
Patience while developing the skills that would make blacks economically successful and gain them the respect of whites
Gradual assimilation of the two races until they became indistinguishable
Meek acceptance of "Jim Crowism" until it increasingly enlightened Southern whites were prepared to change it
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Greensboro, NC sit-in demonstration
Little Rock (Ark) Crisis
March on Selma (Ala.)
Freedom Rides
Initiation of the American Apollo Moon program
U-2 incident
Yuri Garagarin's first single-orbit mission around the earth
Launching of the Soviet earth satellite "Sputnik"
First test of a Soviet hydrogen bomb delivered by intercontinental ballistic missile
First test of a Soviet hydrogen bomb delivered by intercontinental ballistic missile.
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I never understood what the acronym "APUSH" stood for
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The Soviet Union agreed not to station troops in Cuba and the United States agreed not to invade Cuba
The Soviet Union agreed to withdraw its missiles from Cuba and the United States agreed not to invade Cuba
The Soviet Union agreed to invade Turkey and the United States agreed not to invade Cuba
The Soviet Union agreed to withdraw its missiles from Cuba and the United States agreed not to invade Turkey
The Soviet Union agreed to withdraw its missiles from Cuba and the United States agreed to withdraw its missiles from Western Europe
It involved a clash of US and Soviet warships
In it, two North Vietnamese fighter-bombers were shot down as they neared US Navy ships
It involved the seizure, by North Vietnam, of a US Navy intelligence ship in international waters
It led to a major US involvement in the Vietnam War
In it, a US Navy destroyer was damaged by a guided missile fired by a North Vietnamese
Use of drugs as a way of finding meaning in life
Popularity of such groups as the Beatles
Changing standards of sexual morality
Desire to spread American imperialism
The "Hippie" lifestyle and manner of dress
Spurring advances in American science and technical education and increasing funding to high-tech research facilities
Sending American volunteers to impoverished foreign nations to help educate their people and build their economic base
Securing civil rights for all Americans and eliminating poverty
Providing minimum wage jobs for all unemployed Americans and shifting tax dollars from the military to the civilian sector of the economy
Retraining adults who had dropped out of school and increasing the number of Americans who attended college
Of his role in planning and coordinating the Watergate break-in and other illegal campaign activity
The press, the Democrats, and some liberal Republicans united to rid themselves of Nixon and his conservative philosophy
He was already so unpopular because of his Vietnam war policies that virtually anything he did wrong would have been used as an excuse to remove him from office
Of his role in directing the cover-up of the Watergate Affair
Of his involvement with organized crime in carrying out political "dirty tricks" against his Democratic opponent, George McGovern
The Mayaguez affair
The Pueblo Incident
The Gulf of Tonkin incident
The attack of Khe Sahn
The Tet Offensive
I, II, and IV only
II, III, and IV only
I, IV, and V only
III, IV, and V only
I and IV only
Use military force to insure stability in the Middle East
Use military force to prevent the spread of communism in Latin America
Use military force to prevent the spread of communism in Laos and Cambodia
Turn over the defense of western Europe to American allies in NATO
Provide military and economic assistance but not large nubmers of troops contain communism in Asia
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