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Into a New Millennium — Test Answers

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When President Nixon took office, he announced that an "era of confrontation" in foreign policy would be replaced by

A
an "era of negotiation."
B
a "Salt I" era.
C
a "Cold War" era.
D
an "era of national security."
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The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT I) agreement in 1972 brought about

A
the regulation of Chinese production of missiles that carried nuclear weapons.
B
the creation of documents that officially ended the Cold War.
C
the US recognition of China for the first time since 1949.
D
the regulation of Soviet production of missiles that carried nuclear weapons.
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When President Nixon agreed to turn over only some of the Watergate tapes to the special prosecutor,

A
the Supreme Court took charge of conducting the Watergate hearings.
B
the Supreme Court put an end to the Watergate Senate hearings.
C
the prosecutor refused to accept any of the tapes.
D
the prosecutor’s case against Nixon was heard by the Supreme Court.
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The Patriot Act, which was passed by Congress following September 11th attacks,

A
established a “no-fly list” to prevent terrorists from boarding planes.
B
limited the powers of law enforcement officials outside the US.
C
expanded the government’s right to monitor private communications.
D
made it more difficult for police to conduct searches outside the US.
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What most likely accounts for the difference in the debt level in the last year of the Bush presidency (1992) and the last year of the Clinton presidency (2000)?

A
Clinton enacted more regulations, while Bush only enacted the Clean Air Act and Americans with Disabilities Act.
B
Clinton presided over economic growth with higher taxes, while the economy under Bush did poorly.
C
Clinton supported government-funded social programs, while Bush minimized them.
D
Clinton introduced more open-trading policies, while Bush increased military spending.

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