During the post-World War II era of prosperity, President __________ convinced Congress to pass laws dealing with social justice, a safety net for the impoverished, improvements health care for the elderly, and greater access to educational opportunities
A) Kennedy
B) Eisenhower
C) Franklin D. Roosevelt
D) Lyndon B. Johnson
E) Truman
D
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Most-Favored Nation status meant that
A) economic sanctions could not be put in place against those states without the IMF approving it first. B) imports and exports were free from inspection. C) military action could not be carried out against that state. D) states were guaranteed the lowest available tariff rates. E) those states had the most votes in running the World Bank.
When North Korea crossed into South Korea,
a. Truman kept to calculated plans about defense perimeters instead of following the more knee-jerk reactions of his top generals. b. the United States was unable to mobilize the UN Security Council to endorse a collective security response because the Soviet Union vetoed the measure. c. the United States was able to mobilize the UN Security Council to endorse a collective security response. d. the United States was unable to mobilize the UN Security Council to endorse a collective security response and so deployed its military unilaterally to halt the North Korean aggression. e. the United States took no immediate action, expecting the South Korean army to easily rout the North Korean forces.
With the exception of Canada, to which of the following countries does the United States export the most goods and services?
a. China b. Japan c. Mexico d. Germany
The _______ marked the first time the federal government financially backed a program of social welfare
a. Americans with Disabilities Act b. Morrill Act c. Fugitive Slave Act d. Interstate Commerce Commission e. Freedmen’s Bureau