Which of the following groups remained loyal to Jimmy Carter in the election of 1980?
a. southerners
b. farmers
c. African Americans
d. West Coast liberals
c. African Americans
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In what sense could the energy crisis of the 1970s be considered "the moral equivalent of war," as claimed by President Carter in a 1977 television address?
A) Addressing the crisis would likely result in destruction. B) Addressing the crisis would require a great effort. C) Addressing the crisis would lead to ethical dilemmas. D) Addressing the crisis would result in a great loss of life. E) Addressing the crisis would create global strife.
Best-selling newspapers, pamphlets, and books in the mid 19th century:
A) mainly appealed to a well-educated audience. B) fed the popular appetite for sensationalism and scandal. C) were mainly reprints of European authors. D) were too expensive for working class people.
The Hamburg Massacre and Ellenton Riot represented ___________
A) the high point of federal efforts to end political violence in the South B) the effort of South Carolina Democrats to imitate the shotgun policy C) the formal end of Reconstruction D) the problems white Democrats faced in overcoming Republican resistance
George Kennan’s “containment” policy proposed _______
A) a long-term neutrality for the United States with respect to European affairs B) a series of aggressive maneuvers against the Soviet Union C) efforts to stop the expansion of communism and Russian control D) a return to pre-war isolationist policies E) a coup to replace communism with democracy in Europe and Asia