During his second term, President Eisenhower
a. no longer trusted his vice president, Richard Nixon, to lend assistance.
b. hoped that he would be able to win a third term.
c. took a more active personal role in governing.
d. believed that the civil rights movement needed his personal involvement if it were to succeed.
e. recognized that only he had the experience to deal with the Soviets.
c
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A) ?resonated in public and political discourse. B) ?was the belief that the United States was destined to rule over the North American continent. C) ?was used to justify the annexation of Texas. D) ?was a popular belief during the early half of the nineteenth century. E) ?All of these are correct.
What was the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution? What did its creator expect it to achieve? Why? Was it successful? If so, in what ways? If not, why not?
What will be an ideal response?
____ was the Soviet leader who was involved in the Cuban Missile Crisis
a. Stalin b. Brezhnev c. Putin d. Khrushchev e. Gorbachev
In January 2005, at his second inaugural address, Bush outlined a new American goal:
What will be an ideal response?