In the election of 1964, President Johnson was opposed by
A. David Eisenhower.
B. Theodore Green.
C. Barry Goldwater.
D. Ronald Reagan.
Answer: C
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A) malaise. B) cancer. C) whooping cough. D) consumption.
One telling change in the literature of the Silver Age came in response to an increasingly irritable imperial rule. What was it?
A. a lack of writing on contemporary affairs and recent history B. an emphasis on comedies C. many contemporary biographies of the emperor D. political poetry
In the 1920s, city women found housework was
A) easier for middle-class housewives because they were able to hire immigrant women and farm girls for household help. B) reduced in terms of hours and sheer physical effort thanks to electrification, store-bought clothing, and purchased food. C) "socialized" through cooperative apartments, commercial laundries, and other collective forms of housework. D) increased because industrialization and crowded urban conditions made homes dirtier. E) simpler because air conditioning and electric heat made homes cleaner.
According to Rudyard Kipling, Americans had a duty to
a. end the exploitive system of imperialism. b. respect the cultures of Africa and Asia. c. not follow in the footsteps of imperialistic Great Britain. d. take on the responsibility of abolitionists and abolish slavery in Africa and Asia. e. carry on where the British left off and take up the "White Man's burden."