A) membership in NATO
B) permanent members of the United Nations Security Council
C) founding members of the Warsaw Pact
D) seats on the International Court of Justice
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A) They Live by Night
B) Tender Comrade
C) The Best Years of Our Lives
D) Invasion of the Body Snatchers
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A) It no longer commanded a majority.
B) It remained decisive in elections.
C) It had added some groups but lost others.
D) It had been a myth all along.
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A) to strengthen the bond between the United States and Western Europe
B) to ensure access to Asian and African markets
C) to stabilize world currency markets
D) to create channels of communication between the United States and the Soviet Union
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A) a "do-nothing" Republican Congress
B) civil rights agitators
C) communist subversion
D) Supreme Court interference in the executive branch
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A) Indochina
B) Turkey and Greece
C) France and Belgium
D) Latin America
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A) Recognition of the new State of Israel kept Jewish voters loyally Democratic.
B) Antilynching legislation that he guided through Congress weakened southern racism and won Truman the support of many white Southerners.
C) Big labor overwhelmingly supported Truman because he frequently invoked the Taft-Hartley Act to help striking workers get their demands.
D) Conservative Republicans voted for Democrat Harry Truman because they supported his proposals for national health insurance and federal aid to education.
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A) J. Strom Thurmond
B) Thomas Dewey
C) Henry Wallace
D) William Taft Jr.
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A) Berlin
B) Korea
C) the Soviet Union
D) China
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A) China
B) Vietnam
C) Japan
D) Korea
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A) The Allies proved unable to agree on the postwar status of Germany.
B) Great Britain contested America's claim to a Western Hemisphere sphere of influence.
C) The Allies divided German and Japanese colonies and then claimed each as their own.
D) The Soviet Union squabbled over which nation would be responsible for dropping the atomic bomb on Japan.
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A) The number of women who graduated from college dropped sharply between 1940 and 1950.
B) Women's college enrollment increased on par with men's enrollment in colleges.
C) Women all but abandoned college for domestic life.
D) The number of women in graduate schools increased dramatically, but undergraduate enrollment remained steady throughout the 1940s.
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A) shifted dramatically toward a larger middle class
B) remained essentially unchanged
C) shifted toward the wealthiest fifth
D) showed that poverty had nearly disappeared
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A) He exploited general Cold War fear prompted by government actions, including propaganda and loyalty pledges, thus making Americans believe that Communists were about to invade the nation.
B) He had solid evidence that indicted many high-ranking Americans.
C) He was already a well-established political figure and a trusted Washington insider.
D) He was a high-ranking member of the U.S. military and had served with valor during World War II.
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A) All fifty nations were represented in the General Assembly, but only a very select group of five made up the permanent members of the Security Council.
B) Regardless of ideology, every nation made up the General Assembly, but no communist countries were placed on the Security Council.
C) Asian countries could participate in the General Assembly but were not granted a seat on the Security Council.
D) Every nation in the United Nations had a voice within the Security Council, but only true "world powers" were placed in the General Assembly.
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A) It was a counterattack by big business against large labor unions.
B) It was labor's last big victory of the 1940s.
C) It was never ratified by Congress.
D) It allowed secondary strikes against a target business's affiliates.
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A) there were 205 Communists working in the State Department
B) Truman was a closet Communist
C) the army was ignoring the communist threat
D) a military takeover of the United States by the Communists was imminent
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A) It outlawed many political and social organizations perceived to be subversive.
B) It required federal and state employees to sign loyalty oaths to the United States.
C) It outlined procedures for investigating potential federal government employees for ties to Communism and the Soviet Union.
D) It gave the government power to dismiss, on reasonable grounds, any employee who associated with suspected communists.
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