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Most Missed -- US Regents, August 2016
Most Missed -- US Regents, August 2016
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NYS US History Regents
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1
A major goal of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society program was to
Reduce poverty in the United States
Create a space program
Cut domestic programs to balance the budget
Contain communism in Southeast Asia
2
The phrase "consent of the governed" refers to the
Commitment to use implied powers
Need to create political parties
Development of a federal system of government
Source of the government's power
3
Based on the US Constitution, the census helps to determine the number of
Presidential candidates
Electoral votes assigned to each state
Members of congressional subcommittees
Senators from each state
4
The situation in this map was primarily a result of the
Disagreement among wartime Allies about Germany's future
Demand of GB & France that Ger. pay harsh reparations
Need to bring a unified Germany into the UN
Desire to conduct war crimes trials for Nazi leaders
5
Which statement best expresses T. Roosevelt's philosophy on regulating big business?
Gov. ownership of key industries will benefit consumers
Regulation of big business should be left to states
Any regulation of big business is undesirable
Abusive trusts should be broken up by the fed. government
6
These 1990s headlines illustrate the efforts of the United States to
Support independence movements
Protect US business investments
Prevent the spread of communism
Act as an international peacekeeper
7
Which conclusion about the US economy during WWII is most clearly supported by this graph?
The war led to improved economic conditions
Unemployment increased throughout the war
Org. labor conducted frequent strikes during the war years
The Gross National Product declined
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Which principle was dealt w/ in the Sup. Court decisions in Schenk v. US & Tinker v. Des Moines
Voting rights
Freedom of speech
Freedom of assembly
States rights
9
The decision to send military aid to Saudi Arabia & the Gulf War were consistent with the US
Continued application of the Truman Doctrine
Determination to appease Saddam Hussein
Goal of nuclear disarmament
Long-term commitment to protecting oil resources
10
The passage of the Quota Acts & the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti showed that many Americans were
Intolerant of ethnic minorities
Worried about foreign wars
Determined to increase immigration
Committed to racial integration