FREE U.S. HISTORY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT STUFFLET

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FREE U.S. HISTORY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT STUFFLET

APUSH U8P4 EXAM QUESTIONS

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-Guarantee passing score -18 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation

Question 1: Medicare

Answer:

federally funded medical coverage for elderly created by LBJ

Question 2: Watergate

Answer:

Nickname for scandal that caused Nixon to re-sign in 1974

Question 3: Barry Goldwater

Answer:

helped start the new conservatism; lost to LBJ in 1964

Question 4: Lyndon Johnson

Answer:

took over Presidency upon JFK's assassination (1963-68)

Question 5: "war on poverty"

Answer:

phrase used by LBJ to describe his attempt to eliminate poverty in US

Question 6: Great Society

Answer:

nickname for LBJ's domestic program

Question 7: liberalism

Answer:

political movement that argues government intervention can solve many problems

Question 8: Head Start

Answer:

early school start for 3 year olds in low income families

Question 9: Sharon Statement

Answer:

statement of conservative students

Question 10: Stagflation

Answer:

unusual circumstance of high unemployment AND high inflation in the 1970s

Question 11: Committee to Re-Elect the President

Answer:

its "burglars" attempted to steal campaign secrets from the Democrats

Question 12: Moral Majority

Answer:

political organization led by southern Baptists that raised $$ to defeat "liberal" politicians (both Democrats and Republicans) who they deemed immoral

Question 13: Medicaid

Answer:

federally funded medical care for low-income citizens created by LBJ

Question 14: 1965 Immigration Act

Answer:

established system in which family members, skilled and educated people, and refugees were given priority in immigration

Question 15: 700 Club

Answer:

Christian TV show of the 1960s to today

Question 16: Iran Hostage crisis

Answer:

52 Americans taken hostage for 444 days

Question 17: new conservatism

Answer:

term to describe right-wing movement that opposed liberalism of 1960s and 1970s

Question 18: Miranda v Arizona

Answer:

established the right of the accused to have his/her rights read to him/her