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Student protest movements of the 1960s attacked: |
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Which of the following did not take place in 1968? |
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called for a shift to a mixed economy |
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Meant intellectual openness |
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Which of the following statements about the Czech Civic Forum is correct? |
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it called for free elections and the resignation of communist leaders |
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Which of the following became the cultural expression of youth from the late 1950s on? |
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Pop Art is most associated with: |
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Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein |
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In general, French New Wave cinema: |
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elevated the status of the director |
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In The Feminine Mystique, Betty Friedan argued that: |
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the media and advertising exalted femininity and lowered women's expectations. |
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For most of his life, Malcolm X was a spokesman for |
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Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, ethnic and religious conflict broke out in: |
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All of the following were abstract expressionist painters except: |
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The United Stated Americanized Western culture through |
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The Kinsey Report of 1949 and 1953: |
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made morality and sexuality front page news |
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According to Martin Luther King, Jr., what magnified racial inequality in the United States? |
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The initial cause of student unrest at the University in Paris in 1968 was: |
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the demand for reforms that would modernize the university |
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Which Eastern European leader advocated "socialism with a human face"? |
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As a result of the OPEC oil embargo in 1973: |
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All of the following were part of Margaret Thatcher's domestic policies in the 1980s except: |
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drastic increases in social welfare programs |
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The labor movement known as Solidarity was founded in 1980 in: |
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On December 8, 1991, the Soviet Union: |
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The former Soviet Union is now known as the: |
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Commonwealth of Independent States |
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The most ethnically diverse republic in the former Yugoslavia is: |
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The agreement signed in the United States in 1996 over the crisis in the Balkans: |
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stated that no socialist state could adopt policies endangering international socialism |
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