A) first woman appointed on the Supreme Court
B) leader of the Moral Majority
C) vice presidential candidate
D) Supreme Court chief justice
E) supporter of the Family Assistance Plan
F) national security advisor
G) Soviet leader
H) Strategic Defense Initiative
I) staunch opponent of the ERA
J) Camp David Accords
K) Iran-Contra affair
L) Reagan's vice president
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A) the psychiatrist Daniel Ellsberg's office.
B) the Washington Post's headquarters.
C) the Democratic Party headquarters.
D) George McGovern's apartment.
E) the Committee to Reelect the President's (CREEP's) headquarters.
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A) arms for hostages
B) young, successful urban professionals
C) caused by deregulation
D) easing of Cold War tensions
E) ban on raising property taxes
F) trickle-down economics
G) peace between Egypt and Israel
H) investigated the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and CIA
I) slow economic growth and high inflation
J) nuclear power plant accident
K) presidential involvement in Vietnam
L) affirmative action
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A) Neoconservatives came to believe that even the best-intentioned social programs did more harm than good.
B) The expense of the space race convinced them that they had to give up fighting the Cold War.
C) The U.S. experience in the Vietnam War taught neoconservatives to wage wars with all available resources.
D) The prosperity under the stewardship of liberal Democrats convinced them that New Deal economics were the path for the future.
E) Their own exposure to drugs, sex, and rock-n-roll made them more likely to be libertarians at heart.
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A) proposed to guarantee a minimum income for all Americans.
B) won approval by Congress.
C) was seen as too radical by liberals.
D) replaced Aid to Families with Dependent Children.
E) was seen as inadequate by conservatives.
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A) first woman appointed on the Supreme Court
B) leader of the Moral Majority
C) vice presidential candidate
D) Supreme Court chief justice
E) supporter of the Family Assistance Plan
F) national security advisor
G) Soviet leader
H) Strategic Defense Initiative
I) staunch opponent of the ERA
J) Camp David Accords
K) Iran-Contra affair
L) Reagan's vice president
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A) was a diplomatic achievement for President Carter.
B) restored Americans' confidence in their nation.
C) made Jimmy Carter appear weak and inept.
D) made Ronald Reagan appear weak and inept.
E) ended with the signing of the Camp David Accords.
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A) as the only war lost by the United States.
B) as a military, political, and social victory for the United States.
C) leaving very few Vietnamese casualties.
D) leaving many Americans optimistic.
E) as a result of the U.S. invasion of Cambodia.
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A) By increasing the tariff.
B) By lowering tax rates.
C) By raising taxes.
D) By lowering wages.
E) By increasing the tax burden on the poor.
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A) opposed "authoritarian" noncommunist regimes.
B) embraced Carter's emphasis on human rights.
C) decreased military spending.
D) called for a halt to the development of nuclear weapons.
E) initiated the largest military buildup in American history.
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A) first woman appointed on the Supreme Court
B) leader of the Moral Majority
C) vice presidential candidate
D) Supreme Court chief justice
E) supporter of the Family Assistance Plan
F) national security advisor
G) Soviet leader
H) Strategic Defense Initiative
I) staunch opponent of the ERA
J) Camp David Accords
K) Iran-Contra affair
L) Reagan's vice president
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A) The assassination of Ngo Dinh Diem.
B) The invasion of Cambodia.
C) The revelations about the My Lai Massacre.
D) The hearings in the wake of the Kent State shootings.
E) The Church Committee investigations.
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A) affirmative action was unconstitutional.
B) racial quotas for college admissions were constitutional.
C) fixed affirmative action quotas were unconstitutional.
D) race could no longer be used as a factor in college admissions.
E) gender could no longer be used as a factor in college admissions.
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A) It meant a continuation of the status quo.
B) The United States was not yet willing to sign arms-control treaties with the Soviet Union.
C) As demonstrated by diplomatic visits to both China and the Soviet Union, Nixon sought a peaceful co-existence with communist nations.
D) It meant a rejection of Henry Kissinger's "realist" approach to the Cold War.
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A) supported the government of Salvador Allende in Chile.
B) boycotted South Africa to protest apartheid.
C) supported democratic reforms in Iran.
D) continued to undermine Third World governments.
E) focused its foreign policy on Southeast Asia.
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A) It did not result in fewer funds for libraries and schools, as opponents claimed it would.
B) Although proposed by California conservatives, it reflected the growing anti-tax mood of the rest of the nation.
C) Businesses and homeowners benefited greatly from its passage.
D) It proved taxation could be a trenchant issue for politicians and American voters.
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