Which Great Society programs were created during Lyndon Johnson’s presidency?

Which organization influenced postwar libertarian economic thought?

Which organization is most closely associated with Martin Luther King Jr.’s philosophy?

Which event most transformed U.S. attitudes toward national security in the 2000s?

What was the primary goal of the U.S. policy of containment during the Cold War?

The main idea appears at various places in the following paragraphs. Select the number of each main idea in the space provided. In Bulgaria, one nods one’s head for “no” and shakes it back and forth for “yes.” 2If you make the “A-OK” sign in Brazil, with the index finger and thumb making a circle, it’s not only not okay, it’s very impolite. 3To show the bottom of one’s feet to a Turk is a serious insult, implying that “you are lower than the ground I walk on.” ^Throughout the Middle East, to offer the left hand in a handshake—or to wave it at someone—will give deep offense. 5The Japanese consider it polite to bow to varying levels, depending on the message one is trying to convey. 6When a Frenchman wants to make a strong point, he waves his upraised index finger from side to side. 7In many Mediterranean cultures, men who anonromantic friends walk hand in hand. 8And in America—especially out West—a firm handshake and a direct look in the eye are expected when men meet one another; in many cultures, this would be considered very rude. 9Clearly, body language that is perfectly normal or meaning- less in one culture may mean something quite different in another.

18. Confidence means

49. Which paragraph is strongest?

24. The root “port” means

The main idea appears at various places in the following paragraphs. Select the number of each main idea in the space provided. ‘Leroy “Satchel” Paige was one of baseball’s unforgettable characters. 2He spent most of his playing years dominating the Negro Leagues’ best hitters before Jackie Robinson broke the color line with Brooklyn in 1947. 3By the time “Satch” got the opportunity to pitch in the newly integrated major leagues, he was supposedly 41 (Paige never revealed his true age), but he pitched so well that his name was seriously proposed for Rookie of the Year. 4He had an array of weird pitches that most batters had never seen before, combined with a confusing pitching motion and pinpoint accuracy. 5His combination of competitiveness, baseball knowledge and wondrous storytelling made him so popular with teammates that several notoriously prejudiced white players became his friends. 6In 1965, Paige, probably in his late 50s, pitched his last game: three scoreless innings for the Kansas City A’s. 7Satch was elected to the Hall of Fame six years later.