Which of the following was not a consequence of the actions of the New Left during the 1960s?
A) Increased opposition to the war in Vietnam.
B) A conservative reaction against radicals.
C) Permanent radicalization of a large portion of American workers and students.
D) Major reforms on American college campuses.
E) Energized campuses and made students a major voice in politics.
C
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The sit-in in Greensboro, North Carolina, had all of the following consequences EXCEPT
A) it inspired similar sit-ins in other cities throughout the South. B) lunch counters in Greensboro were desegregated quickly. C) black mobs beat white protestors at the sit-ins. D) the mayor of Nashville agreed to create a biracial committee to study segregation in stores.
Once in office, McKinley __________
A) supported business and expansionist interests B) abandoned the gold standard C) promoted regulation of business D) enacted moderate versions of Populist reforms
Which statement characterizes the key argument in David Riesman's The Lonely Crowd of 1950?
A) Postwar managers had lost the masculinity of traditional entrepreneurs. B) Anti-Communist hysteria had isolated Americans in the world. C) Television had turned Americans into a lonely, antisocial nation. D) American mass culture had separated the nation from God.
The revolutionary movements of the late 18th century were influenced by all of the following EXCEPT
A) mercantilism. B) the Enlightenment. C) drastically changing societies. D) dynamic economies. E) a demand for religious tolerance.