Deck 24: An Affluent Society,1953-1960

Question 1

How did 1950s consumerism differ from previous eras?

A) Advertising shaped patterns of consumption based on "desires" rather than "needs."
B) Americans became accustomed to buying goods with credit cards.
C) The wide availability of goods such as Levis, dishwashers, and refrigerators symbolized the superiority of American culture to communist culture.
D) B and C
E) A and B

Answer 1

B and C

Question 2

What made the Army-McCarthy Hearings unusual for American television programming of the 1950s?

A) It appeared in color.
B) It was the first live broadcast.
C) It was the first broadcast via satellite.
D) It was deeply political and controversial.
E) It included explicit sexual revelations.

Answer 2

It was deeply political and controversial.

Question 3

After World War II,most working women:

A) remained in the industrial jobs they held during the war.
B) did not work outside the home.
C) were concentrated in low-paying, nonunion jobs.
D) earned the same wages as men.
E) joined unions.

Answer 3

were concentrated in low-paying, nonunion jobs.

Question 4

Why were American suburbs of the 1950s so heavily segregated?

A) African-Americans preferred to live in the inner cities.
B) Neighborhoods formed around churches, and as long as churches were segregated, suburbs would remain so as well.
C) All states had laws in place mandating the segregation of residential districts.
D) Residents, brokers, and realtors dealt in contracts and mortgages that barred the sale to non-white residents.
E) The federal government required segregated residential neighborhoods.

Question 5

During the postwar suburban boom,African-Americans:

A) experienced little, if any, discrimination, especially in the North.
B) were encouraged to move into communities like Levittown, New York.
C) were discriminated against only in the South.
D) received special treatment if they were veterans.
E) were often unable to receive financing for housing.

Question 6

Which statement about industry is FALSE?

A) The West did not benefit from the industries that sprang up from the Cold War.
B) By the mid-1950s, white-collar workers outnumbered blue-collar factory and manual laborers.
C) The unions' success in raising wages inspired employers to mechanize more and more elements of manufacturing in order to reduce labor costs.
D) Since the 1950s, the American economy has shifted away from manufacturing.
E) New England benefited from the growth in the construction of aircraft engines and submarines.

Question 7

The Housing Act of 1949:

A) set a high income ceiling for eligibility.
B) reinforced the concentration of poverty in non-white urban neighborhoods.
C) ended the concentration of poverty in non-white urban neighborhoods.
D) allowed growing numbers of blacks to move to the suburbs.
E) paired with urban renewal programs, made American cities more diverse and prosperous.

Question 8

After World War II,the automobile:

A) declined in use, and the Midwest suffered economically.
B) became a status symbol only for the wealthy.
C) remained a luxury, not a necessity of life.
D) altered the American landscape.
E) was replaced by the train as the preferred method of transportation.

Question 9

Between 1946 and 1960,the American gross national product:

A) more than doubled, and wages increased.
B) declined as wages stagnated.
C) stayed about the same.
D) returned to prewar levels.
E) increased so dramatically that poverty was completely eliminated.

Question 10

During the 1950s:

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

Question 11

What about the golden age of capitalism between 1946 and 1960 was most beneficial for Americans?

A) The American GNP more than doubled.
B) The United States maintained a trade surplus.
C) Prices remained stable.
D) Most monetary gains reached ordinary citizens through rising wages.
E) The economy operated on the gold standard, which made it safe from recessions.

Question 12

How did American companies contribute to the influx of Puerto Rican migrants by the hundreds of thousands beginning in the 1950s?

A) They were looking for cheaper labor to replace expensive union contracts.
B) They recruited Puerto Ricans primarily for construction jobs in Florida and in the fishing industry.
C) The end of the bracero program in 1954 prompted American agro-business to look for new cheap labor in Puerto Rico.
D) The increasing control of land by U.S. sugar companies on the island pushed small tobacco and coffee farmers off the land and into a search for jobs on the mainland.
E) The dramatic environmental destruction corporations brought to Puerto Rico left residents no choice but to migrate to the mainland.

Question 13

How did Los Angeles epitomize the new emphasis on the car in 1950s America?

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.

Question 14

William Levitt,with the help of the GI Bill,gave many Americans the opportunity to:

A) get an education.
B) buy a home.
C) buy a gray flannel suit.
D) buy a car.
E) advance within the military.

Question 15

During the 1950s,television:

A) effectively spread images of working-class life to a growing number of Americans.
B) tried to replace newspapers as the most common source of information but failed.
C) became the nation's least favorite form of leisure activity.
D) became an effective advertising medium.
E) presented shows that were controversial.

Question 16

During the 1950s,Americans:

A) tended to marry later in life than did previous generations.
B) experienced a declining birth rate.
C) stressed the importance of a college education, especially for women.
D) on average married younger and had more children than previous generations.
E) encouraged women to choose careers over marriage.

Question 17

The shopping mall was the inevitable result of what institution?

A) The suburb.
B) Free-trade agreements.
C) Fast-food restaurants.
D) The college.
E) The Internet.

Question 18

Between 1950 and 1970,suburbanization:

A) eased racial tensions in American cities.
B) encouraged a revitalization of American cities.
C) hardened racial divisions in American life.
D) encouraged Puerto Rican immigration.
E) was the theme of the Broadway musical West Side Story.

Question 19

Why did auto manufacturers and oil companies vault to the top ranks of corporate America in 1950s?

A) Profits in both industries rose steeply, due to the vast majority of auto manufacturing and oil refinery jobs being shipped overseas.
B) Lucrative government defense contracts continued, due to a postwar need for military trucks and jeeps.
C) The consumer demand for the automobile boomed in this decade.
D) Most members of Congress had business backgrounds.
E) More Americans lived in the suburbs and used public transportation to commute to work.

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT true about the growth of the postwar West?

A) Unlike in previous migrations, people flowed into the region from all parts of the country.
B) Washington and Oregon eclipsed California's population, due to unprecedented employment opportunities in the defense industry.
C) Most western growth took place in urban rather than rural areas.
D) Oil production led to explosive population growth in Dallas and Houston.
E) California was the most popular destination and surpassed New York as the most populated state in 1963.

Question 21

Dwight D.Eisenhower was elected president in 1952 in part because he:

A) pledged to use nuclear weapons in the Korean War.
B) promised to dismantle the New Deal.
C) supported civil rights.
D) manifested a public image of fatherly warmth.
E) promised to cut highway construction spending.

Question 22

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles's policy of massive retaliation:

A) was part of the effort to rely more on conventional forces.
B) eased tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
C) calmed the American public's fear of nuclear war.
D) applied only to communist China.
E) declared that any Soviet attack would be countered by a nuclear attack.

Question 23

As suggested by some commentators,how did big business enable individual freedom in the 1950s?

A) Big business successfully lobbied for higher tariffs on consumer goods, which increased profits and drove American wages up.
B) With large-scale production of goods came the freedom for individuals to choose among many items.
C) Corporations in the 1950s offered a range of benefits to employees that freed them from economic uncertainty.
D) The repeal of New Deal regulatory controls on investment banking allowed individual Americans to put their money into the stock market without restriction.
E) Big business made more luxury items affordable for the average American.

Question 24

The "social contract":

A) describes the new style of cooperation between labor and management that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s.
B) was of great benefit to union and the majority of nonunion workers alike.
C) did not include wage increases or health insurance.
D) was accepted by the National Association of Manufacturers as a compromise measure to ease labor disputes eroding industry profits.
E) had no effect on workers in nonunion jobs.

Question 25

The "Third World":

A) encompassed an enormous range of territory, including several tiny western European nations.
B) was largely left out of the Cold War struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union.
C) was an invented term describing developing nations not aligned with either the Soviet Union or United States.
D) included many nations newly created out of former European colonies.
E) C and D

Question 26

To libertarian conservatives,freedom meant:

A) first and foremost a moral condition.
B) individual autonomy, limited government, and unregulated capitalism.
C) using government as a vehicle for social reform, ensuring an equal distribution of wealth.
D) what it did in the late eighteenth century-the right to own property and to vote.
E) racial equality and the end of a segregated society.

Question 27

All of the following spurred the growth of the suburban middle class EXCEPT:

A) federal tax subsidies.
B) mortgage guarantees for home purchases.
C) trains and streetcars.
D) federal highway construction.
E) the GI Bill.

Question 28

Labor and employers agreed to a new "social contract" that included all of the following provisions EXCEPT:

A) employers required the National Association of Manufacturers to accept the right of workers to organize unions.
B) unions left decisions regarding capital investment in management's hands.
C) unions left decisions regarding plant location in management's hands.
D) employers granted wage increases.
E) employers extended pensions and health insurance to workers.

Question 29

Why did the Eisenhower administration embrace the doctrine of "massive retaliation"?

A) The doctrine provided Eisenhower with the necessary flexibility to fight communism in Central America and Southeast Asia.
B) The doctrine prevented not only large but small military conflicts as well.
C) The constant threat of mutually assured destruction under the doctrine made for more cautious diplomacy.
D) The doctrine reduced national anxiety over the threat of nuclear annihilation.
E) As a man with mostly military experience, he did not know how else to address the Cold War crisis.

Question 30

Dwight D.Eisenhower appointed which kind of individuals to his cabinet?

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.

Question 31

The new conservatives:

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.

Question 32

Guatemalan leader Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán:

A) sought to reduce foreign corporations' control over his country's economy.
B) was ousted by the KGB and replaced with a Soviet-friendly dictator.
C) was a friend and close ally of Soviet premier Josef Stalin before his death.
D) appealed to President Eisenhower for military support to defeat a growing communist insurgency in Guatemala.
E) was born in Moscow and became a nationalist after emigrating to Guatemala.

Question 33

What gave conservatives of the 1950s their political unity?

A) The massive corporate sponsorships they secured through private fund-raising.
B) The unifying political ideology of Friedrich von Hayek.
C) The common enemies of the Soviet Union and the federal government.
D) Their shared religious fundamentals of Protestant Christianity.
E) Their shared commitment to white supremacy.

Question 34

How did President Dwight D.Eisenhower surpass the New Deal in government involvement in the economy?

A) He established the Veterans Administration health care system.
B) He presided over the construction of 41,000 miles of interstate highways.
C) He established the most generous agricultural subsidy programs in the nation's history.
D) He signed Medicaid and Medicare into law.
E) He established the Head Start preschool program.

Question 35

New conservatives trusted government to:

A) regulate the economy.
B) regulate personal behavior.
C) protect civil liberties and the toleration of differences.
D) provide a comprehensive welfare system.
E) provide a national system of health care.

Question 36

During the Cold War,religious differences:

A) created much division among Americans.
B) were heightened by the growth of the suburbs.
C) were not a factor, as church and synagogue membership declined.
D) were intensified through the institution of school prayer.
E) were absorbed within the notion of a common Judeo-Christian heritage.

Question 37

Why did the Soviet Union strongly support the national independence movements in the new Third World?

A) Soviets were desperately trying to expand their share in foreign export markets.
B) They hoped to convince new nations to ally themselves with the eastern bloc against European and American imperialists.
C) Soviets feared the obvious appeal an alliance with former colonial rulers had for these new nations.
D) The Soviet Union had made the right to self-determination a principle for all nations around the world.
E) The Soviet Union was looking to secure reliable export markets for their consumer goods surpluses.

Question 38

During the Eisenhower administration,U.S.-Soviet relations:

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.

Question 39

Why did President Eisenhower use the CIA to overthrow the government of Iran in the early 1950s?

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.

Question 40

In the 1952 presidential campaign,Richard Nixon's Checkers speech:

A) reflected the growing importance of board games in American life.
B) reflected the growing importance of television in American life.
C) reflected the growing importance of pets in American life.
D) was not well received, and the Republicans lost the election.
E) introduced plans for peace in Korea.

Question 41

What made Elvis such a popular celebrity?

A) He sang songs no one had ever heard before.
B) He was one of the most gifted vocal performers of his generation.
C) He brought the rhythms and sexually provocative movements of black musicians to white audiences.
D) He sang openly about civil rights and equality.
E) His mixed-race parentage made him popular among blacks and whites.

Question 42

America's image abroad during the Cold War:

A) did not appear to suffer in Asian or African nations, who relied on the United States for military and economic aid.
B) proved to be an unreliable propaganda weapon for the Soviet Union.
C) could be a source of embarrassment for American diplomats seeking to win the loyalty of people in the non-white world.
D) was not of major concern to most leaders, given America's status as an economic superpower.
E) improved and was no longer a problem after the Brown decision.

Question 43

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Jack Kerouac

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

Question 44

Which statement best describes how the white South reacted to the Brown v.Board of Education decision?

A) In opposition to integration, white southerners often burned down schools.
B) While the general public was outraged, southern congressional politicians supported the Supreme Court's decisions.
C) Southerners worked closely with the NAACP, cooperating when they could to integrate schools.
D) Some states closed the public schools rather than integrate, and offered white children the choice to opt out of integrated schools.
E) Southerners took it in stride, recognizing that the time had come for change.

Question 45

Why did the editors of Life magazine fear that American freedom might be in danger from not being used enough?

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.

Question 46

In his 1961 farewell address,President Eisenhower warned Americans about:

A) the military-industrial complex.
B) the rise of organized crime.
C) the increase in juvenile delinquency.
D) environmental hazards.
E) the slow pace of the civil rights movement.

Question 47

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Thurgood Marshall

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

Question 48

Which statement best describes the thesis of David Riesman's book The Lonely Crowd?

A) White America had alienated black Americans from mainstream society.
B) Americans were conformists and lacked the inner resources to lead truly independent lives.
C) Women were unhappy with the role of wife and mother and longed for acceptance in higher education and other intellectual pursuits.
D) After World War II, Europe was left behind economically and politically with the emergence of the United States and Soviet Union as superpowers.
E) Unionism in America was doomed to fail if the union leaders did not embrace the fact that their demands and strikes labeled them as communists.

Question 49

What inspiration did Martin Luther King Jr.gain from Mahatma Gandhi?

A) The concept of black nationalism.
B) The principles of Zen pacifism.
C) The notion of subversive obedience.
D) The idea of peaceful civil disobedience.
E) The spiritual essence of Buddhism.

Question 50

Governor Orval Faubus responded to the court-ordered desegregation of Central High School:

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.

Question 51

The Montgomery Bus Boycott:

A) was sparked when Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man.
B) did not succeed in desegregating the public buses.
C) propelled Thurgood Marshall into the national spotlight as a leader in the civil rights movement.
D) marked the end of the civil rights movement.
E) lasted less than two weeks.

Question 52

The Southern Manifesto:

A) rejected massive resistance.
B) argued that southern states should not fly the Confederate flag over state capitol buildings.
C) repudiated the Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education.
D) argued that the Brown v. Board of Education decision reinforced southern customs and traditions.
E) argued that the Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. Ferguson was unconstitutional.

Question 53

Which event did President John F.Kennedy blame on the failures of the Eisenhower administration?

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.

Question 54

The 1960 presidential debate between John F.Kennedy and Richard Nixon:

A) was broadcast only on the radio.
B) allowed Nixon to demonstrate his best qualities, thus winning the debate.
C) showed Kennedy to be an ineffective speaker, and thus he lost.
D) highlighted the impact of television on political campaigns.
E) was little noticed at the time.

Question 55

Ngo Dinh Diem:

A) had allied with Ho Chi Minh in the struggle against Japanese occupation of Indochina during World War II.
B) was backed by the United States in his decision to ignore the Geneva Accords' plan for elections in Vietnam.
C) agreed to hold elections in South Vietnam in 1956.
D) refused American aid intended to bolster his regime.
E) was largely popular with small land owners in South Vietnam.

Question 56

Which of the following assessments of the civil rights movement is most accurate?

A) The movement invigorated white Americans just like black Americans.
B) The movement grew popular at a time when whites had largely given up on the practice of segregation.
C) Although well-intentioned, the civil rights movement slowed down progress toward equality.
D) The movement came as a great surprise and was predicted only by a few.
E) The movement was centered in student organizations and college protests.

Question 57

Which of the following did NOT challenge the mass conformity of the 1950s?

A) On the Road.
B) Desperate materialism.
C) Immediate pleasure enhanced by drugs.
D) Beat poet Allen Ginsberg.
E) Rebel without a Cause

Question 58

During the 1950s,American teenagers:

A) declined in number within the general population.
B) increased in number and were often perceived to be alienated.
C) were not viewed as a distinct population group.
D) voted in significant numbers.
E) were prohibited from reading any comic books.

Question 59

Eisenhower's intervention in Vietnam partly consisted of:

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

Question 60

Most likely why did the U.S.Supreme Court not order the immediate implementation of its ruling in Brown v.Board of Education in 1954?

A) The Court did not have authority to declare segregation instantly unconstitutional.
B) The plaintiffs in the case themselves had asked for a gradual desegregation of schools.
C) Some justices on the Court feared the outbreak of widespread violence with such a bold ruling.
D) The Court wanted to give the defendants in the case the chance to appeal.
E) Some of the justices had agreed to consent with the ruling only on the provision that it would not be implemented during their lifetimes.

Question 61

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Mendez v.Westminster

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

Question 62

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
social contract

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

Question 63

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
William Levitt

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

Question 64

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Southern Manifesto

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

Question 65

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Warren Court

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

Question 66

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Milton Friedman

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

Question 67

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
SCLC

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

Question 68

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Montgomery Bus Boycott

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

Question 69

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Ho Chi Minh

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

Question 70

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Orval Faubus

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

Question 71

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Ray Kroc

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

Question 72

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Earl Warren

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

Question 73

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Eisenhower Doctrine

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

Question 74

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
free enterprise

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

Question 75

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
John Kenneth Galbraith

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

Question 76

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Richard Nixon

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

Question 77

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
David Riesman

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

Question 78

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
modern republicanism

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

Question 79

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Brown v.Board of Education

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

Question 80

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
John F.Kennedy

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