Small is Beautiful by E. F. Schumacher was written to

Critique the danger of the new science and technology

Who boycotted the 1980 Olympic Moscow games and why?

U. S., to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan

Centre Georges Pompidou (a high tech architechtural structure) in France houses both

Musée National d'Art Moderne, a modern art museum, IRCAM, a center for music and acoustic research

Marshall McLuhan predicted that due to advances in mass communications

The world will transform into a “global village”

The Brezhnev Doctrine refers to

USSR can intervene if socialism is threatened

In the 1980’s, the Italian Communists did NOT

Gain popularity, especially during the 1987 election

Which of the following postmodern philosophies and their creator is correct?

Ferdinand de Saussure: language is a human construct

Which country was “the greatest danger in the world today to peace.” Why?

The U.S. due to its involvement in Vietnam

Sweden has always been one for being the first to try out new things. It propagated the

Sexual revolution of the 1960’s

Prague Spring, started in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubcek, ended when

The Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia in August 1968

Willy Brandt’s Ostpolitik did NOT

Establish full diplomatic relations with East Germany

François Miterrand’s administrative reforms in France include

Centralization (nationalization of banks and industry), Decentralization (granting local governments greater power)

The “Permissive Society” refers to

Sexual freedom and drugs, Sexual education in schools, Introduction of birth control, Divorce rates increasing

Who spoke against “The problem that has no name” and what is it referring to?

Betty Friedan; the women’s liberation movement

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1
Small is Beautiful by E. F. Schumacher was written to
Describe a new form of art style
Stop the space race between the U. S. and the Soviet Union
Inform the scientific community of a new bacteria
Critique the danger of the new science and technology
2
Who boycotted the 1980 Olympic Moscow games and why?
Israel,Palestinian terrorists seized 11 athletes as hostages
U. S., to protest the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
27 African nations, the apartheid in South Africa
6 nations; protest Soviet crushing of the Hungarian uprising
3
Centre Georges Pompidou (a high tech architechtural structure) in France houses both
Musée National d'Art Moderne, a modern art museum
The Portrait of Ginevra Benci
IRCAM, a center for music and acoustic research
The largest shopping mall in Europe
4
Which of the following is NOT part of the “four olds” Mao Zedong’s Red Guards destroyed?
Old government
Old culture
Old customs
Old ideas
5
What generated popular support for Margaret Thatcher?
The reduction of government bureaucracy
Her approach toward communism
Her improvement of the British economic situation
The Falklands War
6
Marshall McLuhan predicted that due to advances in mass communications
Everyone would fight for cultural distinction
It would eventually lead to a “growth” of the world
There would be a buildup of cultural barriers
The world will transform into a “global village”
7
The Brezhnev Doctrine refers to
The ruling system that depended on patronage
The relaxation of of authoritarian rule
Stopping the inefficiency and corruption in the bureaucracy
USSR can intervene if socialism is threatened
8
In the 1980’s, the Italian Communists did NOT
Win many municipal governments like Rome and Naples
Become advocates of Eurocommunism
Gain popularity, especially during the 1987 election
Drop support of Marxist ideologies
9
Which of the following postmodern philosophies and their creator is correct?
Michel Foucalt: there is no fixed truth or universal meaning
Ferdinand de Saussure: language is a human construct
All of them
Jacques Derrida: diffusion of power marks all relationships
10
Détente relations after the Second Vietnam War were between which two countries?
America-Soviet Union
America-Germany
America-China
America-Great Britain
11
Erich Honecker used the Stasi to rule w/ an iron fist in East Germany.Who used this in Romania?
Nicolae Ceaşescu
Antonín Novotný
Helmut Schmidt
Walter Ulbricht
12
Which country was “the greatest danger in the world today to peace.” Why?
The Soviet Union and the Cuban Missile Crisis
The Soviet Union due to its defense of socialism
The U.S. due to its involvement in Vietnam
Italy, because of the Communists involvement in government
13
What did the Helsinki Accords do?
All of them
Reduce tensions between superpowers
Made the countries protect human rights of their citizens
Made countries recognize EU borders established after WWII
14
Sweden has always been one for being the first to try out new things. It propagated the
Student protests sparked by Marcuse’s One-Dimensional Man
Gay rights movement in 1969
Feminism movement of the late 1960’s
Sexual revolution of the 1960’s
15
The 1980’s made the music video a major art form. Who helped make music videos popular?
Grandmaster Flash
The Rolling Stones
Queen
Michael Jackson
16
The Green Party, started due to ecological awareness, found the most success in which country?
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
Sweden
17
Prague Spring, started in Czechoslovakia under Alexander Dubcek, ended when
Détente was started by Leonid Brezhnev
The Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia in August 1968
The Soviet Union’s insistence on a complex bureaucracy
The 1968 student protests stopped it
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Willy Brandt’s Ostpolitik did NOT
Win him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1972
Establish full diplomatic relations with East Germany
Lead to a discovery of an E. German spy in Brandt’s advisers
Lead to greater contracts between East and West Germany
19
After LBJ escalated the American war effort, antiwar protests broke out over what country?
Great Britain
Germany
France
Canada
20
The most influential British punk movement of 1976-1979 was fueled by
Teenage rebellion
The spark started by the golden age of rock
Promotion of “peace and love”
An economic crisis
21
The Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972 is an example of
Détente
The U.S. preventing a nuclear war with Japan, France, and GB
The Soviet Union asserting itself as the biggest superpower
Stopping all nuclear experimentation
22
François Miterrand’s administrative reforms in France include
Centralization (nationalization of banks and industry)
The privatization of state-owned enterprises
A shift towards the right politically
Decentralization (granting local governments greater power)
23
Postmodernist literature is most easily recognized by its use of
Science-fiction to warn against the dangers of technology
“Cutting edge” qualities
Blending fantasy with realism
Incorporation of many cultures
24
The “Permissive Society” refers to
Sexual freedom and drugs
Sexual education in schools
Introduction of birth control
Divorce rates increasing
25
Who spoke against “The problem that has no name” and what is it referring to?
Pier Paolo Pasolini; violence at protests by young people
Andrei Sakharov; his defense of human rights
Axel Springer; German students’ protests for education
Betty Friedan; the women’s liberation movement
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Shot first
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