A) On the Road.
B) Desperate materialism.
C) Immediate pleasure enhanced by drugs.
D) Beat poet Allen Ginsberg.
E) Rebel without a Cause
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A) The "best and brightest," young intellectuals in their fields.
B) Former government men who had lots of combined political experience.
C) Wealthy businessmen to run the government like an efficient business.
D) A balanced mixture of Republicans and Democrats, since his party did not control Congress.
E) Weak men with little experience so that he could have complete control over domestic and foreign affairs.
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A) urging Ngo Dinh Diem not to hold elections.
B) hosting the 1954 Geneva Accords.
C) the United States paying four-fifths of the cost of the war between the French and Ho Chi Minh's nationalist forces.
D) providing asylum for Vietnamese communist nationalists fleeing the bloodshed in their country.
E) A and C
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A) were made worse with the introduction of the policy of massive retaliation.
B) improved somewhat after the end of the Korean War and the death of Stalin.
C) stayed about the same as those experienced during the Truman years.
D) worsened considerably after the death of Stalin.
E) improved immensely after the end of the Korean War.
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A) desegregation of Orange County schools
B) active agent of social change
C) coalition of black ministers and activists
D) denounced Brown decision as an abuse of judicial power
E) Eisenhower's term for his policies
F) defined freedom as a moral condition
G) American pledge to help Middle Eastern countries
H) massive retaliation
I) propelled Martin Luther King Jr.as a national symbol
J) reversed the separate-but-equal doctrine
K) agreement between unions and management
L) consumer capitalism
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A) by urging President Eisenhower to send in federal troops.
B) with defiance, refusing to comply and allowing violence to break out.
C) by offering his resignation to the people of Arkansas in protest.
D) by immediately closing Central High School, much like Virginia's governor had done to public schools in Virginia rather than integrate them.
E) by letting white students "opt out" and be home schooled or go to private school.
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A) spoke the language of personal autonomy.
B) emphasized tradition, community, and moral commitment.
C) supported a more centralized federal government.
D) were also known as libertarians.
E) wanted more federal regulation of business.
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A) the federal government bypassed the South as a location for new military bases and shipyards.
B) more efficient machinery and fertilization techniques helped the shift toward larger farms with fewer people working on them, particularly in the West.
C) agricultural production in the West rapidly declined in the face of rising competition from world markets.
D) the Cold War stimulated western manufacturing in defense industries such as guided missiles.
E) B and D
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A) The Affluent Society
B) Checkers speech
C) chief justice of the Supreme Court
D) founder of McDonald's
E) NAACP lawyer
F) conservative economist
G) The Lonely Crowd
H) Little Rock Central High School
I) Vietnamese leader
J) builder of suburbia
K) Beat writer
L) Catholic presidential candidate
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A) The French defeat in Vietnam.
B) The failed coup in Guatemala.
C) The construction of the Berlin Wall.
D) The launch of the Soviet satellite Sputnik.
E) The Suez crisis.
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A) American voter participation had fallen dramatically since World War II.
B) Americans remained reluctant to travel and see the world.
C) Americans failed to enjoy the blessings of their private lives.
D) Americans seemed to have largely withdrawn from open dissent in the public sphere.
E) Americans no longer knew how to have fun and enjoy their vacations.
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A) The Affluent Society
B) Checkers speech
C) chief justice of the Supreme Court
D) founder of McDonald's
E) NAACP lawyer
F) conservative economist
G) The Lonely Crowd
H) Little Rock Central High School
I) Vietnamese leader
J) builder of suburbia
K) Beat writer
L) Catholic presidential candidate
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A) desegregation of Orange County schools
B) active agent of social change
C) coalition of black ministers and activists
D) denounced Brown decision as an abuse of judicial power
E) Eisenhower's term for his policies
F) defined freedom as a moral condition
G) American pledge to help Middle Eastern countries
H) massive retaliation
I) propelled Martin Luther King Jr.as a national symbol
J) reversed the separate-but-equal doctrine
K) agreement between unions and management
L) consumer capitalism
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A) get an education.
B) buy a home.
C) buy a gray flannel suit.
D) buy a car.
E) advance within the military.
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A) He did not believe Iran was ready for a democratically elected leader after centuries of monarchical rule.
B) Iran had refused to enter peace talks with the United States and the Soviet Union in 1950.
C) Israel had protested Iran's friendly relationship with Egypt.
D) The government had attempted to nationalize British-owned oil fields.
E) The government was slowly adopting communist policies.
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A) Filmmakers in Hollywood released hundreds of movies in the new "road picture" genre, featuring sleek cars racing down Los Angeles highways.
B) The city's centralized design enabled people to carpool to suburban transit centers and then take public transportation.
C) People drove to and from work on a web of highways and shopped at malls only accessible by driving.
D) Bucking the western trend, Los Angeles actually maintained its extensive system of trains, trolleys, and buses well into the 1970s.
E) Very little of the city's space was paved over with roads and freeways due to limited funding.
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