What was Nixon's southern strategy?
a. North Vietnam could be defeated by capturing its southern provinces only.
b. For the American economy to recover from stagflation, it had to look to the Southern hemisphere for new export opportunities.
c. The scientific and technological edge of the United States had to be developed in the Sunbelt States in the south.
d. By opposing forced school integration in southern states, he could shatter the Democratic party base there and make the American South staunchly Republican.
D
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a. selective endorsement of elements from each theory. b. informed skepticism. c. hostile rejection. d. compelling arguments in favor of the economic explanation, and curt dismissal of the others.
The Nixon Doctrine proclaimed that
a. America's Asian allies would have to fight their wars without large numbers of American troops. b. the United States would supply only economic aid to its allies. c. the United would make détente with the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China its highest diplomatic priority. d. all American allies must commit troops to fight communism if necessary. e. the United States would maintain naval and air bases in East Asia but not send ground troops to fight on the Asian mainland.
In World War I, although China was neutral, which British ally occupied part of China’s east coast?
a. France b. The U.S. c. Russia d. Canada e. Japan
Jones uses ________ and __________ in her ethnographic work on Black girls and inner city violence.
a. interactional analysis; Black feminist thought b. critical race theory; social disorganization theory c. labeling theory; differential association theory d. feminist theory; critical race theory