The appointment of __________ as secretary of the interior was controversial, particularly because of his sympathy to the Sagebrush Rebellion
A) James Lee Witt
B) James Watt
C) David Stockman
D) George Bush
Answer: B
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a. the United States b. Russia c. Britain d. Japan
Which grassroots civil rights group petitioned for the right to be seated as delegates at the Democratic National Convention in 1964?
A) the White Citizens Council B) the John Birch Society C) the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party D) the Neighborhood Youth Corps
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a. pointing out the long history of U.S. support for Palestine. b. highlighting global involvement in U.S. economic growth. c. tapping into resentment for America's vast economic, military, and cultural power. d. noting America's history of anti-Muslim sentiment. e. making his attacks on America a war between Muslims and Christians.
In 1999, nearing the end of his presidency, Bill Clinton
A. both saw his personal popularity higher than when he took office, and faced another crisis in the Balkans. B. saw his personal popularity higher than when he took office. C. faced another crisis in the Balkans. D. had endured many scandals and setbacks throughout his administration. E. All these answers are correct.