Women's access to education and sports

What did muckrakers primarily aim to do?

Expose corruption and injustice

What was at issue in UC v. Bakke (1978)?

Affirmative action in college admissions

Henry Kissinger is best known for:

Cold War diplomacy and realpolitik

The Philadelphia Plan was significant for:

Requiring affirmative action in federal hiring

Roe v. Wade protected

Women's Right to choose abortion

What was the main idea of the Gospel of Wealth?

Rich people must give back to society

What was the result of Schenck v. United States (1919)?

Limited free speech during wartime

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1
What did the Social Security Act of 1935 establish?
Healthcare for all Americans
Free college education
Public housing programs
Pensions for the elderly
2
Title IX expanded
Gun control laws
Voting rights
Women's access to education and sports
Military enrollment
3
he Endangered Species Act aimed to protect
National Parks Only
Threatened plants and animals
Farm Animals
Animal Testing
4
What did muckrakers primarily aim to do?
Expose corruption and injustice
Praise corporate leaders
Promote industrial growth
Support monopolies
5
SALT negotiations were aimed at
Stopping immigration
Ending the Vietnam War
Limiting nuclear weapons
Improving trade
6
What was the goal of détente?
Spread democracy
End all wars
Build up nuclear arms
Reduce Cold War tensions
7
What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 eliminate?
Term limits for Congress
Property requirements for voting
Age restrictions for voting
Barriers like literacy tests
8
The ABM Treaty limited:
Submarines
Tanks and other war machinery
Missile defense systems
Nuclear Weapons
9
Was the purpose of the Dawes Severalty Act (1887) to break up Native American tribes?
True
False
10
What was at issue in UC v. Bakke (1978)?
School prayer
Affirmative action in college admissions
Gay marriage rights
Busing in public schools
11
What does the EPA primarily protect?
Workers' pay
Civil liberties
Gun rights
The environment
12
What did the Sherman Anti-Trust Act attempt to regulate?
Labor Unions
Business monopolies
Railroads
Political campaigns
13
Henry Kissinger is best known for:
Cold War diplomacy and realpolitik
Running for President against Nixon
Leading Watergate
Founding the EPA
14
The Philadelphia Plan was significant for:
Increasing union power
Limiting immigration
Requiring affirmative action in federal hiring
Building interstate highways
15
What was the main goal of the Plessy v. Ferguson decision?
Abolish Jim Crow laws
End segregation
Protect voting rights
Legalize "separate but equal"
16
Which event triggered the Panic of 1893?
Labor strikes
Collapse of railroad companies
Stock market crash
Overproduction of crops
17
What did the Zimmerman Telegram propose?
A peace treaty with Germany
U.S. support for Britain
A German alliance with Mexico
A Russian withdrawal from WWI
18
Roe v. Wade protected
Women's Right to choose abortion
LGBTQ+ Rights
Birth Control Access
Women's right to vote
19
What was the main idea of the Gospel of Wealth?
The government must control wealth
Poor people deserved their fate
Rich people must give back to society
Wealth should be spread equally
20
What is OSHA responsible for?
Workplace safety standards
Regulating environmental policy
Monitoring school safety
Military recruitment
21
Yellow Journalism contributed to which war?
Spanish-American War
World War I
Philippine-American War
Civil War
22
What was the result of Schenck v. United States (1919)?
Legalized strikes
Outlawed racial discrimination
Expanded voting rights
Limited free speech during wartime

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