Conservatives criticized the New Deal and the Great Society for having
a. succeeded in ending poverty in the United States
b. expanded the size of the federal government.
c, put too much power into the hands of state governments.
d. encouraged the growth of big business.
Many conservatives were deepl troubled by all of the following except?
a. televangelism
b. rock music
c. affirmative action.
d. the women's movement
In 1932, Ronald Reagan voted for Franklin ROosevelt, but by the 1950s he was
a. supporting communism.
b. leading a New Deal agency
c. attacking government regulations
d. calling for more social programs.
Reagan began his political career by winning election as
a. governor of California
b. spokesman for General Electric
c. President of the United States
d. a Justice of the Supreme Court.
The Moral Majority wanted to restore to society what they saw as
a. blue-collar customs
b. vital social programs
c. Christian values
d. traditional property rights.
The election of 1980 was especially significant because it showed that
a. the New Right was in decline
b. conservatism controlled the nation's agenda
c. Republicans could win the presidency.
d. the Equal Rights Amendment was doomed to failure.
Conservatives joined the American Liberty League in the 1930s to oppose
a. modern Republicanism."
b. the Great Society.
c. the New Deal
d. the Enviromental Protection Agency.
What cause was promoted by some groups within the New Right?
a. women's rights
b. homosexual rights
c. Christian values
d. federal regaultion
The federal government continued to grow under the leadership of
a. Lyndon Johnson
b. Dwight Eisenhower
c. Richard Nixon
d. all of the above
a. succeeded in ending poverty in the United States
b. expanded the size of the federal government.
c, put too much power into the hands of state governments.
d. encouraged the growth of big business.
Many conservatives were deepl troubled by all of the following except?
a. televangelism
b. rock music
c. affirmative action.
d. the women's movement
In 1932, Ronald Reagan voted for Franklin ROosevelt, but by the 1950s he was
a. supporting communism.
b. leading a New Deal agency
c. attacking government regulations
d. calling for more social programs.
Reagan began his political career by winning election as
a. governor of California
b. spokesman for General Electric
c. President of the United States
d. a Justice of the Supreme Court.
The Moral Majority wanted to restore to society what they saw as
a. blue-collar customs
b. vital social programs
c. Christian values
d. traditional property rights.
The election of 1980 was especially significant because it showed that
a. the New Right was in decline
b. conservatism controlled the nation's agenda
c. Republicans could win the presidency.
d. the Equal Rights Amendment was doomed to failure.
Conservatives joined the American Liberty League in the 1930s to oppose
a. modern Republicanism."
b. the Great Society.
c. the New Deal
d. the Enviromental Protection Agency.
What cause was promoted by some groups within the New Right?
a. women's rights
b. homosexual rights
c. Christian values
d. federal regaultion
The federal government continued to grow under the leadership of
a. Lyndon Johnson
b. Dwight Eisenhower
c. Richard Nixon
d. all of the above