George Kennan’s “containment” policy proposed _______
A) a long-term neutrality for the United States with respect to European affairs
B) a series of aggressive maneuvers against the Soviet Union
C) efforts to stop the expansion of communism and Russian control
D) a return to pre-war isolationist policies
E) a coup to replace communism with democracy in Europe and Asia
Answer: C
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a) Lyndon Baines Johnson b) Robert Kennedy c) John Foster Dulles d) Francis Gary Powers
How did a planter decide if a slave had been “seasoned”?
A) The slave began to long for Africa. B) The slave began to speak Spanish, French, or English fluently. C) The slave seemed psychologically stable and not suicidal. D) The slave settled down, married, and produced children.
How did the Principle of Effectivity promulgated by the 1884 Berlin Conference accelerate the Scramble for Africa?
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As part of its strategy to secure black rights, ____ openly carried and brandished weapons publicly in California
a. Students for a Democratic Society b. the Black Power movement c. the Black Panther party d. Free Speech Movement e. the Freedom Democratic party