Americans in the 1950s held prudish attitudes toward sex, as evidenced by the novel Peyton Place.

All of these developments were indications of a rising New Right except

The New Deal conclusively fixed the Great Depression.

In retrospect, Barry Goldwater’s 1964 campaign was most significant as

In the 1920s, people living in rural areas had higher rates of automobile ownership than those who lived in cities.

Herbert Hoover won the 1928 election in a landslide, but strong support for Democrat Al Smith ________ suggested a developing political shift.

One of the earliest U.S. successes in the Cold War was

The New Deal’s proposed remedies for the 1930s economic crisis were characterized by a singular and consistent approach.

Lyndon B. Johnson’s strong support for Black civil rights fell short in which instance?

Gay rights as an issue burst into prominence after