The term “Jim Crow” was applied to refer to:  

Under Presidents Harding and Coolidge, the federal government eased taxes on the wealthy, imposed duties of foreign goods, and returned some government-controlled enterprises to private hands, believing that by empowering the business class that wealth would eventually spread out to the middle and working classes. These actions were examples of:

This conservative leader in 1964 challenged LBJ’s platform of liberalism by positing the view that the federal government was growing too big and taking on too much of a role in redistributing taxpayers wealth.  

While “classical” economic liberals favored a more laissez-faire approach to government-business relations, New Deal economic liberals believed that:  

General Electric, Frigidaire, and Kenwood were all important in the 1950s because they:  

This event pushed President Johnson to push for a surge of American military action in Vietnam.  

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

The practice of choosing not to patronize the services or goods of a business or public agency that had objectionable moral policies is known as:  

This event demonstrated human rights abuses committed by American troops in Vietnam.  

Which of the following hurt Herbert Hoover the most in terms of his credibility as a leader during the 1932 presidential election?