History week 4 chapter 9
the beatles
The changes in rock music over the 1960s came largely through the influence of this British group:
new evangelicism
The hybrid movement between Fundamentalism and the Social Gospel was labeled
all apply
Anton Lavey [choose all that apply]
cdapca
As a part of Nixon's "War on Drugs," Congress passed
kent state
At what Ohio university did the conflict between anti-war protesters and National Guardsmen result in the death of four people?
studies said everyone was doing it
Attitudes in the 1960s regarding marriage and morality may have been influenced by
the washington post
Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward worked for what newspaper that published stories regarding the Watergate break-in and the President's attempt to cover it up?
culture
Controversies regarding how to respond to the changes in American _________ sparked divisions within churches and made things worse for many Christian denominations.
robert f kennedy
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed while trying to gather support for his endorsement of
spiritual enlightenment
During the 1960s, some viewed the use of LSD as a way to reach
illegal use of marijuana
During the 1960s, youth, especially those involved in the counterculture, tended toward
secret tapes
During the investigation by the Watergate Committee, a former aide revealed the existence of what evidence that could provide the truth about Watergate and the cover-up?
he resigned
How did Nixon leave office?
all of the answers
How did churches react to changes in church attendance in the 1960s and early 1970s? [choose all that apply]
it was seen as a crushing defeat
How did the public perceive the American expansion of the war into Laos?
nuclear
In the late 1960s and early 1970s the primary question causing tension between the United States and the Soviet Union was the _____________ arms race.
american attitudes towards the war changed
In what way can the Tet Offensive be seen as a crushing defeat for the United States?
1973
In what year did the last American combat troops leave Vietnam?
the space race
Nixon's first major accomplishment was victory in
cambodia, laos
Nixon's plan to end the war in Vietnam meant that he had to expand operations into what 2 countries? [choose 2]
obstruction of justice
On what grounds did the House of Representatives recommend that President Nixon be impeached?
demographics
One of the most important keys to understanding the changes that took place in culture during the 1960s lies with understanding the shift in _________________ at the time.
all of them
Opposition to the war in Vietnam was based on [choose all that apply
media coverage
Perhaps the single most important factor in turning Americans against the war was
moderate
Richard Nixon was able to win the 1968 Presidential election because he positioned himself as a
from where it took place
Short Answer: How did the "Watergate" scandal get its name?
students for a democratic society
The "New Left" began with the formation of the organization
the first day of the viatnamese new year
The "Tet Offensive" began on
environmental
The 1960s saw the birth of the modern _______ movement as a reaction to widespread pollution.
chicago
The 1968 Democratic National Convention was held in
george wallace
The American Independent Party was a third party option in 1968 led by
george mcgovern
The Democratic candidate for the Presidency in the Election of 1972 was
epa
The National Environmental Policy Act established
yuri garagrin
The first human to successfully orbit the earth and return was
the peoples republic of china
The first of Nixon's breakthroughs in relations with Communist countries came with
helping the poor, dealing with a variety of social issues
The main division among fundamentalist evangelicals in the 1960s was the proper attitude toward [choose all that apply].
timothy leary
The primary advocate for LSD use in the United States, and the man who told American youth to "tune in, turn on, and drop out" was
the baby boom generation
The shift in culture in the 1960s can be traced to the rebellion of
falling attendance
The single greatest challenge facing mainline religious denominations was
manson family
The single most infamous cult group to spring up during the 1960s was the
robert mcnamara
The study on the Vietnam War that would later be published as the Pentagon Papers was commissioned by
william calley
The trial of this officer in relation to the My Lai Massacre brought accusations of American atrocities to the public:
hippie
The youth counterculture of the 1960s was called the "______________ Movement"
moscow
Three months after Nixon and Kissinger visited China, they arrived in
war power
To prevent the President from engaging in a long-term war without Congressional approval and oversight, Congress passed the ____ ______ Act in 1973.
pakistan, india
War between what two nations brought the United States and China into closer relations? [choose 2]
they planned and planted
What actions can be attributed to the CRP in the Election of 1972? [choose all that apply]
all but it introduced heresy
What affect did the "Jesus People Movement" have on Christianity and the church as a whole? [choose all that apply]
the war in vietnam, the war on poverty
What factors could have influenced Lyndon Johnson not to run in the 1968 Presidential Election? [choose all that apply]
the NOW
What feminist organization moved toward the political left and became an active proponent for the legalization of abortion in America?
murder of meredith hunter
What happened at Altamont Motor Speedway that prompted the end of the Hippie Movement?
he was assassinated by sirhan sirhan
What happened to Robert F. Kennedy after he won the California primary in June 1968?
roe v wade
What important Supreme Court decision legalized abortion in the United States?
the jesus people movement
What religious revival movement emerged from the Hippie Movement of the 1960s?
all but north vietnamese troops
What terms did President Nixon instruct Kissinger to offer North Vietnam in the summer of 1972? [choose all that apply]
detente- live and let live
What was the "Nixon Doctrine" as related to the Cold War and relations with the Soviet Union?
to stop leaks
What was the job of the "plumbers" in Nixon's administration?
to scare the north viatnamese into negotiating a peace settlement
What was the purpose of Operation "Menu"?
many cities erupted into rioting and violence
What was the reaction to the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr.?
all but nixon ordered
What were some of the primary revelations found in the Pentagon Papers? [choose all that apply]
all but american forces were able to change
What were the results of expanded American military operations into Cambodia? [choose all that apply]
massive bombing raids
When peace negotiations broke off in 1972, what brought the North Vietnamese back to the bargaining table?
he tried to cover up the entire plan
When the burglars were caught trying to break into the office of the DNC Chairman, what was the initial reaction of President Nixon
apollo
Which of the NASA space programs placed a man on the moon in 1969?
all but 3 mile island incident
Which of the following contributed to the rise of the modern environmental movement and expanded government action to protect the environment? [choose all that apply]
the jesus movement
Which of the following is NOT associated with the "Summer of Love" ?
all but churches were to visible
Which of the following is true of church attendance in the 1960s and early 1970s? [choose all that apply]
nelson rockefeller
Which of the following was NOT a candidate for the Democratic nomination for President in 1968?
open disclosure regarding the number
Which of the following was NOT a topic of agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union in the SALT I Treaty?
scorpio
Which of the following was NOT one of the NASA programs that led to the first moon landing in 1969?
the second vatican council
While fundamentalist evangelical Protestants were divided regarding social issues, Catholics were torn by controversy stemming from
the black power organizations
Who did the Manson family attempt to blame for their crimes?
henry kissinger
Who was Nixon's National Security Advisor who assisted in the mission to end the Vietnam War by achieving "peace with honor?"
richard nixon
Who was the Republican nominee for President in the Election of 1968?
leonid brezhev
Who was the Soviet Premier that met with President Nixon in 1972?
neil armstrong
Who was the first man to step on the surface of the moon?
daniel ellsberg
Who was the man who leaked the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times?
american public would not stand for it, the strength of the anti war movement made it difficult
Why could Nixon feel he could not escalate the war in Vietnam? [choose all that apply]
the enemy suffered high casualites, all lost territory was quickly recaptured
Why could the Tet Offensive be seen as a major victory for the United States? [choose all that apply]
all of them apply
Why was Nixon's visit to China in 1972 so important? [choose all that apply]