For America, the ________ was a tactical military success but a political defeat that created a "credibility gap" for the Johnson administration's characterization of the war.
A. Democratic convention of 1968
B. War on Poverty
C. theory of escalation
D. Tet offensive
Answer: D
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A) Pennsylvania B) New Jersey C) Massachusetts D) New York
The experience of American banking during the War of 1812 revealed the need for
A. currency backed by both gold and silver. B. more state banks. C. a reduction in gold and silver reserves. D. an increase in the number of bank notes in circulation. E. another national bank.
Which of the following was characteristic of most slaves' daily lives on plantations from 1700–1750?
A) Most slaves lived on small tracts of land and worked closely with their masters. B) Most slaves worked inside the homes of their masters. C) Most slaves worked three days a week, without rest from dawn to dusk. D) Most slaves were beaten horribly through physical punishment on a daily basis.
What event in the 1950s led to the downfall of Juan Perón?
A) The post-World War II decline in demand for Argentine exports. B) Perón nationalized foreign-owned transportation and communication companies. C) Perón attacked the conservative higher clergy of the Catholic Church. D) The fall of the US-backed government of Batista in Cuba. E) The founding of the Organization of American States.