When he became president, what did Johnson see as vital to the prestige and integrity of the U.S.?
A) solving the civil rights problem
B) winning the war on poverty
C) containing communism in Vietnam
D) rebuilding the Democratic New Deal coalition
Answer: C
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The black writer who argued in his book The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual that the black leftists of the 1930s and 1940s had been misled by the white leadership of Communist party was:
A) Harold Cruse. B) James Baldwin. C) Angela Y. Davis. D) Ralph Ellison.
Most of the utopian communities in pre-1860s America held ____ as one of their founding ideals
a. rugged individualism b. pacifism c. capitalism d. opposition to communism e. cooperative social and economic practices
W. E. B. DuBois wrote "The Souls of Black Folk" because he
(A.) wanted to make a contribution to Afrocentricity (B.) wanted to draw connections between Ancient Egyptian Philosophy to the African diaspora (C.) wanted to prove African Americans had souls (D.) all of the above
In his Farewell Address, President George Washington advised the nation to avoid permanent alliances because he believed that the United States
(a) would risk its security by involvement in European affairs (b) had no need for the products or markets of Europe (c) possessed military power superior to any European (d) needed to limit European immigration