In the American West, New Deal programs
A. focused on the few large cities.
B. drew considerable opposition for their environmentalist bias.
C. disproportionately benefited the region, with more funding than any other part of the country.
D. were limited and had a minimal impact on life.
E. led to a change in existing racial relations.
Answer: C
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McCarthy's accusations reached absurdity when he claimed Communist agents included
a. President Eisenhower. b. Secretary of State George Marshall. c. Elvis Presley. d. HUAC committeeman Richard Nixon.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Romero argues that citizenship appears embodied in proper identification, serving as an indicator of illegal status. 2. According to Chou and Feagin, many Asian Americans report experiencing pressure from families and from the larger society to succeed, while at the same time, experiencing internalized racial oppression. 3. Chou and Feagin argue that model minority imagery is omnipresent and dangerous, especially because it forces unrealistic and unobtainable expectations on African Americans. 4. Quinn’s article describes why some women take part in or condone sexual harassment at work. 5. According to Quinn, girl watching has only one form and function. .
At the Casablanca conference in 1943, Churchill and Roosevelt agreed to
A) make the defeat of Japan, rather than Germany, the Allies' first priority. B) an immediate, full-scale invasion of North Africa. C) make peace with the Axis only on the basis of unconditional surrender. D) begin the planned invasion of France within six months.
In their political institutions, the new states of Southeast Asia
A. were predominantly replicas of the Chinese system. B. assimilated Chinese and/or Indian practices into their own ways of doing things. C. were totally original in the development of their governments. D. lacked any semblance of formal government. E. ultimately created an integrated and peaceful confederacy.