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1. What is NOT true of Nixon’s stance on the Philadelphia Plan?a. He initially supported the plan in and established affirmative-action quotas forAfrican Americansb. He supported the plan in hopes that it would divide blacks and unions, twotraditional pillars of the Democratic Party coalitionc. He opposed the plan in order to strengthen trade unions and combat the deflationof the dollard. He opposed the plan in order to appeal to blue-collar workers, who he thought hecould entice to support the Republican Party

2. Which of the following was NOT a massacre, humanitarian crisis, or deadly encounterbrought on by the Vietnam War in the Nixon years?a. The rise of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodiab. The assassination of Malcolm Xc. My Laid. Incidents at Kent State University and Jackson State University

3. What is true of the Ford Presidency?a. Ford’s economic policy encouraged Americans to spend more money onconsumer goodsb. Ford reduced the unemployment rate from what it was when Nixon left officec. When Ford assumed the presidency, it marked the first time in American historythat neither the President nor the Vice-President had been elected by theAmerican peopled. Ford appointed a special prosecutor to investigate his predecessor, Richard Nixon,who had been charged with obstruction of justice as a fallout from the WatergateScandal

4. What was NOT true of religious fundamentalism and politics during the 1970sa. It marked the reemergence of conservative mainstream Christian sects such asPresbyterians and Episcopaliansb. It led to the rise of the Moral Majorityc. An anti-gay movement emerged, endorsed by Anita Bryantd. Jimmy Carter was an exception to the trend of the greater connection betweenevangelical religion and politics, because most Christian fundamentalists whoentered politics did so as conservatives and Carter was a Democrat

5. What was the greatest scandal of the Reagan presidency?a. The Iran Hostage Crisisb. The failure of the Star Wars defense systemc. The firing of 13,000 PATCO (air-traffic controllers) workersd. The Iran-Contra Affair

6. Which member of George H. W. Bush’s administration argued for an interventionistapproach to foreign policy following the collapse of the Soviet Union, and urged thepresident to be willing to use force, independently if necessary, to maintain America’sstrategic dominance in the world?a. Colin Powellb. James Bakerc. Dick Cheneyd. Dan Quayle

7. Which of these was the major policy initiative of Bill Clinton’s first term as president andwas primarily devised and headed by First Lady Hillary Clinton?a. The Passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)b. A plan to provide universal healthcare coverage for American citizensc. The implementation and expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)d. A greater restriction on the eligibility for welfare with the abolition of the Aid toFamilies with Dependent Children (AFDC)

8. What is NOT true of Latinos in the new diversity of the turn-of-the-century United Statesa. Latino communities remained far poorer than the rest of the countryb. More than any other group, Latinos clustered at the opposite ends of the incomespectrum with large numbers earning more than $75,000 per year (as doctors,engineers, and entrepreneurs) and other large numbers earning less than $5,000(as unskilled laborers in sweatshops and restaurants)c. Numbering nearly 50 million people, by 2010 Latinos had become the largestminority group in the United Statesd. Due to Mexico’s poverty, high birthrate, and proximity to the United States, thecountry became a source of massive legal and illegal immigration and ledMexicans to become the largest Hispanic population in the United States

9. Which of the following was NOT true of the 2000 Election?a. The Supreme Court ruled that Jeb Bush, Republican presidential candidateGeorge W. Bush’s brother, was allowed to certify that the Republican candidatehad won the disputed election in Florida, and thus the presidencyb. Women voted for Al Gore, the Democratic candidate, at a higher rate than Bush,even though women had traditionally supported the Republican Party at a greaterratec. The election revealed a deep division in the country, with the majority of theSouth, Rockies, trans-Mississippi farm belt, and rural areas voting for theRepublican candidate and the majority of racial minorities, women, urbanites, andthose who live in states in the Northeast, Old Northwest, and West Coast votingfor the Democratic candidated. The smooth transition of power, success of the Electoral College, and thereliability of modern voting technology reassured American voters that, even in acontentious election, the political system worked and ensured democracy

10. What is NOT true of American society during the 2000s, as compared to othereconomically advanced societies?a. The infant mortality rate in the United States was lowerb. The United States was slower to provide social rights to its citizensc. The United States had a much higher rate of murder using gunsd. The United States was vastly more religious