Expanding the Liberal State
The Youth Culture
The Emergence of Environmentalism
Politics and Economics Under Nixon
Watergate, Politics and Diplomacy After
100

THIS guy lost to the “coalition builder” who orchestrated the “Great Society” starting in 1964.

Senator Barry Goldwater

100

Radicalized American college students, the largest generation of youth in US history, became known as:

The New Left


100

Before “environmentalists,” THEY wanted to preserve nature because it was too beautiful to despoil.

Conservationists

100

For all the “dismantling” under Nixon, one of the boldest efforts was actually THIS national program.

welfare

100

True or False: Nixon knew about the burglary at Watergate before it happened.

False

200

Government program which escaped the “welfare” stigma by applying to all elderly.

Medicare

200

Occupation of campus buildings, demonstrations, and riots by students first gathered under THIS banner. 

Free Speech Movement

200

Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring attacked pesticides after a friend’s letter raised concern over what?

Death of songbirds

200

The first Supreme Court vacancy under Nixon was created by who?

Chief Justice Earl Warren

200

As if Nixon didn’t have enough trouble with Watergate, THIS happened late in 1973.

Spiro Agnew (VP) scandals

300

“administrative failures” and agency “excesses” caused the downfall of THIS valiant effort to improve poor communities.

Community Action (programs)

300

What theme rallied all adherents to the New Left from moderate to radical?

Anti-war - OR - the Vietnam War

300

What became the most important tool of the environmental movement?

Public opinion

300

Winning seemed easy with 60.7 to 37.5 and 520 to 17.

1972 Presidential Election  OR - Nixon reelection

300

Better than any domestic attempts, Ford achieved an arms control agreement with the Soviets known as:

SALT II 

(YES, it must have "II" to be correct)

400

What caused the “character of American immigration” to change by the 1970s?

Immigration Act of 1965

400

Rejection of societal norms reflected in disdain for traditional grooming, dress, speech, and decorum which ultimately spread beyond “hippies.”

Counterculture

400

The new word of the 1970s, describing poor air conditions of “smoke” and “fog” covering cities. 

Smog

400

THESE were no match for the growing demand which dramatically hurt the economy when OPEC said “No!”

Domestic petroleum reserves

400

Carter struggled as president and lost popularity with his “crisis with confidence,” THIS speech many Americans feel blamed them.

“malaise”

500

Brinkley admits THIS and the Great Society shared the spotlight on reducing poverty in America during the 1950s and 60s.

Economic growth

500

Themes of anger, frustration, and rebellion became synonymous with ________, which even the least radical members of youth society embraced.

Rock music - OR - Rock ‘n’ Roll

500

Environmental degradation was finally met by political force in the signing of THIS which created the EPA.

National Environmental Protection Act (1970)

500

Which was worse in 1971, according to the reelection plans?

A recession

500

On top of the Iranian hostage crisis which Carter failed to solve, another crisis led to the undoing of relations with:

The Soviet Union