Chapter 30: Political Storms at Home and Abroad, 1968-1980

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What President Kennedy promise finally came to fruition under President Nixon?

the first man on the moon

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The Nixon administration policy of Vietnamization did what?

increased training and military equipment for the South Vietnamese military, while drawing down the number of American troops.

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<p><span>Figure 30.10 (chapter 30) shows a common sight in the mid-1970s of</span></p>

Figure 30.10 (chapter 30) shows a common sight in the mid-1970s of

long lines to buy gasoline due to the OAPEC embargo

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An anti-war demonstration started here after the bombing and invasion of Cambodia. The National Guard was called in–four students died. What was ?

Kent State University

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A recession, increasing unemployment, and rising prices brought on what economic phenomenon?

inflation

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Republican Richard Nixon ran on a law and order platform and gained support from

moderate northerners and southerners

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A burglary and cover-up here was the undoing of Richard Nixon’s presidency. CREEP and the plumbers were involved. What was __?

Watergate

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Who was the first unelected American president appointed under the Twenty-Fifth Amendment?

Gerald R. Ford

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To revive cultural traditions, a group of urban Native American Indians created a national organization called

the American Indian Movement

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Who was NOT part of the 1968 Democratic presidential primaries?

George C. Wallace

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Which Republican presidential candidate implemented a southern strategy and appealed to the silent majority?

Richard Nixon

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What events are listed in correct chronological order AND contributed to growing anti-war sentiment in the U.S.?

My Lai massacre; U.S. invasion of Cambodia; Kent State; Pentagon Papers

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As a result of the Yom Kippur War and U.S. support of Israel, what commodity was in short supply in the 1970s?

oil

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I was the music festival of the decade (maybe the century), a major event in the Hippie counterculture–LSD and other drugs optional. What was ?

Woodstock

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Which of the following was an achievement for gay/lesbian rights?

The American Psychiatric Association's removal of homosexuality as a mental illness

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The Education Amendment Act of 1972 (commonly called Title IX) was co-authored by which pioneering Asian American congresswomen?

Patsy Mink

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The first gender identity (LGBT–lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual) civil rights groups formed in which cities?

San Francisco and Los Angeles

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Which of the following was part of Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy?

normalizing relations with China and Carter was the first American president to visit China

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Which of the following was an example of identity politics?

the Mattachine Society and the Daughters of Bilitis

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All of the following were accomplishments for feminists in the 1970s EXCEPT?

passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)

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Richard Nixon’s domestic policies included which of the following?

increased federal grants to states with limited strings attached

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To protest the plight of Native American Indians, activists took over what in 1969?

Alcatraz Island in San Francisco

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