history

1. Having been rejected by Britain and France in its appeal to form a defensive alliance against Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia opted to forge a strategic temporary peace with Hitler to buy time to mobilize for an invasion that Russian leaders knew was forthcoming a. True b. False 2. Following a theoretical framework of civil disobedience and non-violent direct resistance, civil rights activists engaged in the following: a Freedom Rides b. Sit-ins c. Swim-ins d. Selma to Montgomery March e. All the Above 3. This committed the United States to financially and/or militarily assisting any nation or people said to be fighting communism. It functioned as an essential declaration of war on everything alleged to be communist for over forty years: a. The Containment policy b. The Good Neighbor policy c. The Great Society d. Gunboat Diplomacy c. The Truman Doctrine 4. During WWII, Soviet Russia and the US were allied in the fight against the Axis Power even as American civilians and soldiers largely distrusted the Red Army and tensions between Joseph Stalin and Franklin D. Roosevelt increased. a. True b. False 5. A mostly illegal FBI counterintelligence program aimed at disrupting, discrediting, redirecting, subverting, assassinating, imprisoning, and, otherwise, destroying the vibrant social movements which emerged after WWII, including the peace movement, civil rights movement, Black Power movement, Chicano movement, and the American Indian Movement: a: Operation Mockingbird b. COINTELPRO c. Operation Barbarossa d. All the Above 6. The following accurately describes the post-World War II world: The United States achieved the highest standard of living in the world by deregulating big business and letting the benefits of production naturally trickle down to ordinary people in the form of good jobs and better pay