Between 1964 and 1968, how did some urban African-Americans around the country express their reaction to progress in civil-rights?
A) They looted, rioted, and destroyed white property.
B) They launched the most vigorous voter-registration drive in American history.
C) They organized a series of mass demonstrations and marches that paralyzed city affairs for days at a time.
D) They staged sit-ins at banks in order to get more loans for African-American-run businesses.
E) They voted in record numbers for Democratic candidates.
Question 2
When Eisenhower used the phrase the domino theory, what did he mean?
A) He wanted America diplomats to understand the importance in playing dominos with their counterparts in the Soviet Union.
B) He was referring to his fear that if one Asian country fell to communism then its neighbors would ultimately follow.
C) He was comparing the fall of European countries to Hitler because of appeasement.
D) He meant that United States had to correct its own problems or they would create more.
E) He was arguing that the United States had to be the dominant domino in the world.
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