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Chapter 09 Reading Quiz
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1. Martin Luther King, Jr. traveled to Africa to celebrate the independence of which nation?
Ethiopia
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Tanzania
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Wakanda
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Ghana
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The Bandung Conference was significant for
Putting issues of race, empire, and equity before the world
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Creating an alliance of Third World nations
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Creating a unified voting bloc of nonaligned countries in the UN
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Setting India on the path to developing nuclear weapons
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The CIA intervened against nationalizing governments in
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Zaire
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Iran
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All of the above
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The US supported the South African government because
They agreed with the principle of apartheid
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South Africa was staunchly anti-Communist
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They did not favor black majority rule in African countries
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They relied on South African exports
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Postwar prosperity caused Westerners to define âthe good lifeâ as
World peace
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Freedom from fear
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Bigger and better possessions
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A position at the top of the hierarchy of nations
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Consumer culture became a __________ for the US in the Cold War.
Weakness
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Weapon
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Afterthought
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Political issue
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The most dangerous moment of the nuclear era was
The Cuban missile crisis
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The Berlin crisis
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The death of Stalin
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The fall of the Berlin Wall
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One of the main motivating factors in Kennedyâs decision to come out against Jim Crow was
The fact that southern Democrats lacked political power
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The fact that his political base was majority liberal
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His innate sense of justice and fairness
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The damage that racial violence did to the USâ international reputation
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The Movement was a combination of the civil rights movement with the movements for
Peace
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Labor
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Religious freedom
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Both A and B
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All of Johnsonâs reforms because permanent fixtures in the US except
Medicaid
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The War on Poverty
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The Voting Rights Act
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Immigration Reform
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