Vocabulary
Dates and Details
Purpose and Prayer
Military-Industrial Complex
100

Eisenhower used this word to describe the "four major wars" of the century, meaning great destruction or loss of life.

Holocausts

100

Eisenhower delivered this address in this year.

1961

100

According to Ike, one constant purpose of America is to foster progress in this.

Human achievement

100

Eisenhower coined this term to describe the combination of the military and the arms industry.

A) The War Machine

B) The Military-Industrial Complex

C) The Defense Alliance

D) The Arms Union

 

B) The Military-Industrial Complex

200

This adjective was used to describe the course the "rising younger generation" would set for the country.

Vigorous

200

The speech was delivered from this specific room in the White House.

Oval Office

200

Eisenhower prayed that these three things (poverty, disease, and...) would disappear from the earth.

Ignorance

200

Until the latest world conflict, the U.S. did not have this type of industry to make and sell weapons. 

A) An arms industry

B) A steel industry

C) A research industry

D) A nuclear industry

A) An arms industry

300

Eisenhower warned against this type of "influence and power" from the military-industrial complex, meaning more than is necessary.

Excessive

300

At the time of the speech, Eisenhower had served his country for this many years.

50 years

300

He stated that those who have freedom must also understand its "heavy" these.

responsibilities

300

According to the text, we must guard against this type of "influence and power" from this new combination.

A) Necessary

B) Excessive

C) Decreasing

D) Helpful

 

B) Excessive

400

In section III, Ike cautions against the impulse to seek this type of "solution" that is visually striking or expensive.

Spectacular

400

Eisenhower mentioned he would become this type of citizen on "Friday noon."

Private citizen

400

Eisenhower hoped that a peace would one day be guaranteed by the "binding force" of these two things.

respect and love

400

How does Eisenhower suggest the "technological revolution" has changed the nature of scientific research in America? 

A) It made research cheaper and easier for individuals.

B) It moved research from solitary inventors to government-funded and controlled teams.

C) It stopped universities from doing any research.

B) It moved research from solitary inventors to government-funded and controlled teams.

500

This noun refers to the "unmatched" wealth and resources Eisenhower claimed the United States possessed.

Riches

500

The speech was delivered on this specific date in January.

January 17th

500

Eisenhower expressed faith that all nations, under God, would eventually reach this specific goal.

Peace with justice

500

What is the underlying message of Eisenhower’s request that "all who have freedom will understand... its heavy responsibilities"? 

A) That freedom is free and requires no work.

B) That maintaining a free society requires constant vigilance and difficult balance.

C) That only the military is responsible for keeping us free.

B) That maintaining a free society requires constant vigilance and difficult balance.

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