The counterculture movement of the 1960s challenged mainstream American values by —
Asupporting increased military spending and nuclear weapons
Badvocating for stricter social rules and conformity
Crejecting all forms of music and artistic expression
Dquestioning traditional values, opposing the Vietnam War, and promoting social change
Explanation
The 1960s counterculture movement, driven by young people, questioned traditional values, opposed the Vietnam War, advocated for civil rights, and promoted peace and social change.
Question 2 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BHard Word
The Iran-Contra affair (1980s) involved:
Aa trade agreement with Iran
Bthe invasion of Iran
Cillegally selling arms to Iran to fund rebels in Nicaragua
Dbuilding the Panama Canal
Explanation
📌 Reagan administration secretly sold weapons to Iran and used profits to fund Contra rebels in Nicaragua. Violated Congressional ban.
Question 3 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
Martin Luther King Jr. is best known for:
Aleading the American Revolution
Bwriting the Constitution
Cinventing the telephone
Dleading the Civil Rights Movement
Explanation
📌 Leading the Civil Rights Movement through nonviolent protest. 'I Have a Dream' speech (1963). Assassinated 1968.
Question 4 of 10
TEKS 15A-16EMedium Word
Stagflation in the 1970s was:
Adeflation
Bonly high unemployment
Crapid economic growth
Dhigh inflation combined with high unemployment
Explanation
📌 High inflation + high unemployment + stagnant economy. Oil crisis (OPEC embargo). Unusual combination.
Question 5 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
The 14 Points were proposed by:
ATheodore Roosevelt
BTruman
CWoodrow Wilson
DFDR
Explanation
📌 Woodrow Wilson (1918). Plan for post-WWI peace. Included League of Nations. Most rejected by Allies.
Question 6 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
The Oklahoma City bombing (1995) was:
Aa natural disaster
Ban accident
Ca foreign attack
Ddomestic terrorism
Explanation
📌 Domestic terrorism. Timothy McVeigh bombed a federal building. 168 killed. Largest domestic terror attack until 9/11.
Question 7 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
The March on Washington (1963) featured:
Aa violent protest
Ba presidential inauguration
CMLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech
Dthe end of the Civil War
Explanation
📌 MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech. 250,000+ people. Peaceful demonstration for civil rights. Lincoln Memorial.
Question 8 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
The Helsinki Accords (1975):
Adivided Korea
Bended the Vietnam War
Caddressed human rights during the Cold War
Dcreated the EU
Explanation
📌 35 nations agreed to respect human rights and borders. Part of détente. Non-binding but symbolically important.
Question 9 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
The Freedom Riders were:
Apoliticians
Bunion organizers
Ccivil rights activists who challenged bus segregation
Dsoldiers in WWII
Explanation
📌 Civil rights activists who rode interstate buses to challenge segregation (1961). Faced violent opposition in the South.
Question 10 of 10
TEKS 1A-6BEasy Word
The U-2 incident (1960):
Aa space mission
Ba US spy plane shot down over the USSR
Ca nuclear test
Da submarine attack
Explanation
📌 US spy plane shot down over USSR. Pilot Gary Powers captured. Embarrassed Eisenhower. Ruined peace summit.
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