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The Carter Presidency — Quiz Answers

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President Carter’s stimulus plans

A
did not improve economic growth.
B
improved economic growth.
C
were widely successful.
D
were not implemented.
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What was the outcome of Carter’s meeting at Camp David in 1978?

A
Egypt and Israel’s relationship stayed the same.
B
Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty.
C
Egypt and Israel went to war.
D
Egypt and Israel formed no new agreement.
3

Between which two countries did Carter want to establish peace?

A
Israel and Egypt
B
the Soviet Union and Iran
C
the United States and Afghanistan
D
Nicaragua and Panama
4

According to the Panama Canal Treaty signed by President Carter, the United States would

A
send troops to protect the canal after 2000.
B
have sole control over the canal after 2000.
C
give up all control of the canal by 2000.
D
have joint control of the canal by 2000.
5

To encourage economic growth, President Carter proposed

A
increasing the number of government jobs.
B
challenging the oil embargo.
C
lowering the price of everyday goods.
D
increasing government spending to help create jobs.
6

Stagflation in the US economy of the 1970s resulted in

A
slow economic growth.
B
low inflation.
C
increased wages.
D
an oil crisis.
7

Because Somoza refused to improve his human rights policies in the 1970s,

A
the United States sent troops to invade Nicaragua and overthrow Somoza’s abusive regime.
B
the United States refused to get involved when the socialist Sandinistas overthrew the Nicaraguan regime.
C
the United States refused to get involved when mujahideen forces overthrew the Nicaraguan regime.
D
the United Nations sent peacekeeping forces to stop human rights abuses in Nicaragua.
8

Which of these was true of the US economy in the 1970s?

A
Prices for goods and services stayed the same, but the dollar bought less than it previously had.
B
Many people made less money, but the dollar bought more goods and services than it previously had.
C
Many Americans were employed, and their wages increased dramatically over previous years.
D
Prices for goods and services were increasing, and the dollar bought less than it previously had.
9

In the US economy of the 1970s,

A
fewer but better-paying jobs gave Americans more resources.
B
fewer jobs and lower wages gave Americans fewer resources.
C
slightly increasing economic growth made prices go down.
D
steadily decreasing economic growth made prices go down.
10

The actions of the Federal Reserve during Carter’s term resulted in

A
most people losing their homes and cars because they couldn’t pay the higher interest rates.
B
Americans enjoying lower home and car interest rates.
C
many people being able to buy more expensive homes and cars because of the lower interest rates.
D
Americans struggling to pay higher home and car interest rates.

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