Which one of the following is NOT a reason why Cesar Chavez faced difficulty organizing the farm workers' union?
A) Most farm workers experienced high rates of unemployment.
B) Most farm workers were already protected by provisions of the National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act.
C) Most farm workers were divided into a variety of competing ethnic groups.
D) Most farm workers suffered from high rates of illiteracy and poverty.
B
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What is one conclusion about the 2000 presidential election that can be determined from this map and corresponding information?
A) The entry of third-party candidates had little influence on the final election results. B) Although Al Gore won more popular votes than George W. Bush, he did not win the presidential election. C) The Democrats won the Electoral College due to the large base of support they had on the West Coast. D) Both the popular vote and the electoral vote showed that the race was not as close as predicted.
By September 1937 nationalists and communists had
A. begun to work with the Germans to fight Japan. B. largely lost the capability to fight. C. agreed on a "united front" policy against the Japanese. D. reached out to Japanese occupiers with peace offerings. E. begun to fight against each other as fiercely as they fought against the Japanese.
Which statement about permissiveness in Western society is accurate?
a. Permissiveness dropped significantly after 1955. b. Sexual habits have not been affected by the new attitudes. c. Increased drug consumption became a part of modern permissiveness for many. d. No relationship can be discovered between pornography, prostitution, and modern attitudes of permissiveness. e. Political consciousness and youth protest has shown no relationship to rising permissiveness.
All of the following actions were initiated by President John Kennedy EXCEPT
A. the CIA plan to overthrow Fidel Castro. B. the creation of the Peace Corps. C. the creation of the "Alliance for Progress." D. the creation of the Agency for International Development. E. an expansion of the Green Berets.