thumbnail

1970s US Quiz

This was made to study a test. You know the drill by now.
Quiz by Mprovelone
Rate:
Last updated: May 17, 2024
You have not attempted this quiz yet.
First submittedMay 17, 2024
Times taken9
Average score70.6%
Report this quizReport
20:00
The quiz is paused. You have remaining.
Scoring
You scored / = %
This beats or equals % of test takers also scored 100%
The average score is
Your high score is
Your fastest time is
Keep scrolling down for answers and more stats ...
1. Lyndon Johnson faced limited options during Vietnam. They failed to understand the extent of popular opposition to the official government in Saigon and the willingness of North Vietnam to sacrifice to achieve national unity.
True
False
2. The US strategy on the ground was to search and destroy. As concieved by Westmoreland, it used sophisticated surveillance and heavily armed patrols to locate enemy detachments, which could then be destroyed by randomly placed landmines and nukes.
True
False
3. The popular media also portrayed the conflicting visions of Vietnam War. Barry McGuire's "Eye of Destruction." climbed the charts. Folksinger Phil Ochs sang "I Ain't Marching Anymore." Supporters countered with an aging John Wayne in the movie The Green Berets.
True
False
4. The Stonewall Rebellion was a catalyst for homosexuals to assert themselves as a political force. During the rebellion, patrons fought back when police raided the gay Stonewall Inn in New York. Soon after, they staged "gay pride" days and marches. The American Psychiatric Association decided to make homosexuality become part of the list of mental disorders.
True
False
5. There were many other protests specifically attacking the Selective Service system. As the war expanded on and on, the administration tried to hold the allegiance of the middle class finding ways to exempt their sons from the service in Vietnam. As a result of this, most of the draftees were most of the upper class and rich guys.
True
False
6. Which group/organization thought of itself as the "New Left"?
Students for a Democratic Society
Women's Rights Society
Black American Organization
The Mexican Cartel
7. What movement was made to protest limitations on political activities on campus?
The Mount Lebanon March Movement
The Counterculture Movement
Women's Rights Movement
Free Speech Movement
8. Which program invited residents to poor neighborhoods to write their own plans for using Federal funds to create better housing, education, health services and job opportunities?
Corporal Works of Mercy
Jewish Defamation Program
Model Cities Program
Malcom X Marshall Arts
9. What was the main urban problem during the Urban Crisis
Minorities and the poor were concentrated in urban centers
Postwar black immigrants to the north found themselves with limited access to better housing, should and jobs
Cities faced decaying infastructure and high taxes
All of the above
10. Johnson ordered a full-scale air offensive code-named _________
Rolling Thunder
Operation Paper Trail
Operation Flaming Dart
Blitzkreg
11. Which book argued that the United States needed to recognize limits on its vast political and military power?
The Highest of the High
The Political Power Book
The Influence of Naval Sea Power
Arrogance of Power
12. Which 2 movies took moviegoers through the twilight world of prostitution?
Stoner and Fugal
Jack in the Box and Al Capone
Klute and Taxi Driver
Bladen and John C Callhoon
13. Which movie followed a drug dealer from Fifth avenue to empty and menacing warehouses?
The French Connection
The Catcher In The Rye
Blade Runner
Frankenstein
14. Which movie showed a Los Angeles driven mad by corporate violence and isolation.
The French Connection
Blade Runner
King Kong
Sanford and Son
15. Which book compared the American Military to big-game trophy hunters?
The Arrogance of Power
Wizard of Oz
Why Are We in Vietnam?
Realists
16. What term came from a frustrated SNCC Leader Stokely Carmichael?
Bulgarian Power
Green Power
White Power
Black Power
17. What developing movement was newly media oriented and used the term Red Power?
The Black American Movement
American Indian Movement
Nation of Islam
Brown Power Movement
Comments
No comments yet