In which area is Ronald Reagan's legacy usually considered strongest?
a. introducing regulations to protect the environment
b. reducing the deficit
c. confronting the Cold War
d. handling the Iran-Contra scandal
13. What event ended during the George H.W. Bush administration?
a. the release of the hostages in Iran
b. the Persian Gulf War
c. the fall of the Soviet Union
d. the war in Grenada
14. What decision did President George H.W. Bush make about the Gulf War in Iraq?
a. to avoid long-term involvement in Iraq
b. to continue bombing until there was a full surrender
c. to convince Saudi Arabia to attack Iraq's southern border
d. to protect Israel from terrorist attack at all costs
15. What was one impact of reducing the size and cost of computers by using silicon chips to store data?
a. They were easily operated by everyone.
b. Computer companies lost money.
c. They became widely accessible to the public.
d. Software and operating systems became much more complicated.
16. What was one impact of the World Wide Web?
a. It opened the Internet to widespread popular usage.
b. It allowed international connections to be made for the first time.
c. It made ISP addresses easier to obtain.
d. It created new interfaces that were difficult to manipulate.
a. introducing regulations to protect the environment
b. reducing the deficit
c. confronting the Cold War
d. handling the Iran-Contra scandal
13. What event ended during the George H.W. Bush administration?
a. the release of the hostages in Iran
b. the Persian Gulf War
c. the fall of the Soviet Union
d. the war in Grenada
14. What decision did President George H.W. Bush make about the Gulf War in Iraq?
a. to avoid long-term involvement in Iraq
b. to continue bombing until there was a full surrender
c. to convince Saudi Arabia to attack Iraq's southern border
d. to protect Israel from terrorist attack at all costs
15. What was one impact of reducing the size and cost of computers by using silicon chips to store data?
a. They were easily operated by everyone.
b. Computer companies lost money.
c. They became widely accessible to the public.
d. Software and operating systems became much more complicated.
16. What was one impact of the World Wide Web?
a. It opened the Internet to widespread popular usage.
b. It allowed international connections to be made for the first time.
c. It made ISP addresses easier to obtain.
d. It created new interfaces that were difficult to manipulate.