American Pageant 13th Edition
You have just finished the 13th edition of American Pageant and are now waiting for the final history test. The quiz below is designed to help you revise your course work and better prepare for the test. Do you believe you are actually ready? Give it a try and study hard!
- 1.
The right-to-life movement succeeded in?
- A.
Creating a constitutional amendment banning abortions.
- B.
Helping to defeat pro-choice politicians and achieving restrictions on abortions.
- C.
Getting the Stewart v. Freeman case to the Supreme Court.
- D.
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- 2.
By 1980, the American economy was beginning to show a pattern of?
- A.
Increased per-worker productivity.
- B.
Massive reinvestment in capital industry.
- C.
A significant shift from industrial to service employment.
- D.
Permanent prosperity.
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- 3.
The baby-boom generation will create a major problem in the future by?
- A.
Placing an enormous strain on the Social Security system
- B.
Producing an even larger generation of children than itself.
- C.
Creating a housing surplus.
- D.
Causing immigration restrictions to be imposed upon many deserving people.
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Which of the following was true of women in American society by the mid-1980s?
- A.
They no longer had to contend with occupational segregation.
- B.
Most adult women worked for pay outside the home.
- C.
The earnings gap between women workers and men workers disappeared.
- D.
Most new mothers left the job market permanently.
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- 5.
A striking feature of the new wealth of the 1980s was?
- A.
The extent to which people put their money into savings accounts.
- B.
The degree to which wealth came from moving assets around rather than from creating goods.
- C.
How many new industries were created during the decade.
- D.
All of these choices are correct.
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- 6.
In Bakke v. University of California, the Supreme Court?
- A.
Outlawed quotas and upheld the principle of affirmative action.
- B.
Upheld quotas and outlawed the principle of affirmative action.
- C.
Outlawed quotas and the principle of affirmative action.
- D.
Upheld quotas and the principles of affirmative action.
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- 7.
The most important method of the 1970s designed to overcome segregation in the schools was?
- A.
State court-mandated desegregation of the real estate market.
- B.
Federal court-ordered busing.
- C.
Voluntary desegregation of schools, with a state court oversight.
- D.
Federal court-mandated desegregation of the real estate market.
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- 8.
Anti-feminism achieved its greatest victory in?
- A.
Blocking ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment
- B.
Getting governments to refuse to pay for abortions under Medicaid.
- C.
Creating the National Organization for Women.
- D.
Getting Congress to pass the Dependent Woman Tax Act, giving tax benefits to dependent women.
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- 9.
The Women's Strike of 1970 and the women's movement of the 1970s centered on three central demands. Which one was NOT one of the three? Choose on
- A.
The removal of the "glass ceiling" in 20% of all corporate management positions.
- B.
Equality for women in employment and education.
- C.
Child care centers throughout the nation.
- D.
Women's control over their bodies, including the right to abortion.
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- 10.
Evangelical Protestants and conservative Catholics in the 1980s and 1990s generally agreed on all of the following issues EXCEPT?
- A.
Federal aid to religious schools.
- B.
Opposition to abortion.
- C.
Political participation by the clergy.
- D.
None
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