The turning point of the 1960 election may have been __________
A) four televised debates
B) Eisenhower's endorsement of Kennedy
C) Nixon's "Checkers" speech
D) public revelation of Nixon's womanizing
Answer: A
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In the contest for power between the Soviet Union and the West, the West did not reap many propaganda points when the Soviets crushed the Hungarian uprising because
a. the United States had recently invaded Cuba in an attempt to crush the Cuban revolution. b. the United States prevented its European allies from sending troops to liberate Hungary. c. Great Britain, France, and Israel invaded Egypt just before the Soviets invaded Hungary. d. the Soviets brought an end to the human rights abuses of the Hungarian rebels.
The earliest originator of the concept and practice of fascism was
a. Adolph Hitler. b. General Francisco Franco. c. Juan Peron. d. Benito Mussolini. e. Otto von Bismarck.
The Force Acts of 1870 and 1871 aimed to curtail the activities of __________.
a) Klansmen b) Catholics c) scalawags d) carpetbaggers
Who would have most likely agreed with this statement?: “That the colonists, black and white, born here are freeborn British subjects, and entitled to all the essential civil rights of such is a truth.”
A) James Otis B) Charles Townshend C) Thomas Hutchinson D) King George