The self-interest mood of the 1970s can be characterized by all ...

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The self-interest mood of the 1970s can be characterized by all the following except
 
  a. concern over the power of the Soviet Union had replaced the concern for Vietnam.
  b. the public was now more willing to increase defense expenditures.
  c. the public was more willing to support American military actions abroad.
  d. the public was more willing to tolerate CIA activities in other nations.
  e. the domestic and foreign economic concerns remained least important for the American public.

Question 2

Which of the following statements about the Vietnam Syndrome is correct?
 
  a. During the Vietnam Syndrome, the public had low support for sending U.S. troops in to assist friendly nations under attack.
  b. During the Vietnam Syndrome, the public had high support for economic aid to help friendly countries under attack.
  c. During the Vietnam Syndrome the public supported CIA political operations.
  d. The Vietnam Syndrome spanned across the Kennedy and Nixon administrations.
  e. The goals of the Cold war period such as containing communism remained high during the Vietnam Syndrome.

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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

A