Select the individual below who espoused this general economic belief: a government should provide a social safety net to help disadvantaged people because when disadvantaged people spend money and have opportunities to improve their financial situation, a nation’s economy will grow in the long run.

This particular environment issue became a particular concern during the 1970s, as it was discussed at length in the book Silent Spring published back in 1962.

Which pair of nations were the first to receive “containment” aid from the United States as part of the Truman Doctrine policy?

This San Francisco city council leader was a key figure for the gay rights movement in America in the 1970s, and his assassination turned him into a political martyr.

Crack cocaine in the 1980s was a problem in primarily:

All of the following contributed to America’s economic boom in the 1950s EXCEPT:

What controversial term is associated with Ronald Reagan’s characterization of people who abused the social welfare system in America?

Which piece of legislation below granted the federal government broader surveillance powers, and helped to create the Department of Homeland Security?

Salvadore Allende, the democratically elected president of this Latin American nation, was violently overthrown in 1973 by Augusto Pinochet, who received support from the American CIA.

In 1894, a strike by workers from this company led to federal troops being dispatched to put down the strikers’ outburst.