Quiz: America Divided

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What percentage of the vote did Hubert Humphrey receive in the 1968 presidential election, compared to Lyndon Johnson’s 1964 performance?

Humphrey received 50% compared to Johnson's 61%
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Humphrey received less than 43% compared to Johnson's 61%
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Humphrey received 55% compared to Johnson's 58%
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Humphrey received 48% compared to Johnson's 65%
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What transformation occurred in how American society resolved disputes as moral consensus weakened?

Society increasingly relied on politics, law, and force rather than persuasion and shared values
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Communities developed new forms of religious arbitration to replace secular authority
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Local democratic assemblies were established to vote on community moral standards
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Professional mediators and counselors replaced traditional community elders
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According to economic historian Louis Hyman, when were the key corporate decisions made that fundamentally changed both the nature of work and capitalism itself?

During the 1980s and 1990s recession periods
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In the immediate aftermath of World War II
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Primarily in corporate boardrooms during the 1960s and 1970s
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Following the 2008 financial crisis
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How did nonmarital birth rates vary by education level according to the curriculum?

College graduates had 15% while high school dropouts had 40%
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College graduates had 5% while high school dropouts exceeded 60%
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College graduates had 10% while high school dropouts had 50%
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All education levels had similar rates around 40%
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According to the curriculum, how did the welfare state inadvertently contribute to moral breakdown?

By shielding people from natural consequences of poor decisions, reducing moral learning
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By creating economic dependency that discouraged individual initiative
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By promoting secular values that conflicted with traditional religious teachings
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By encouraging immigration that diluted traditional American cultural values
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What unique strategy did China employ that enabled it to capture both manufacturing jobs and technological knowledge from foreign investors?

Offering the lowest wages in the world to attract foreign investment
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Creating special economic zones with no environmental or labor regulations
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Providing massive government subsidies to foreign corporations
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Requiring foreign investors to share advanced technologies and facilitate partnerships with Chinese producers
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According to the curriculum, how did the civil rights movement transform after the Watts riot?

It became more focused on legal challenges
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It abandoned all political activism
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It metamorphosed from Gandhian nonviolence into a Black Power movement expressing disaffection
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It merged with other international movements
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What term did the Trump movement use to describe the elite class that had dominated American politics and culture since the 1960s?

The Establishment
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The Resistance
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Global Liberals
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Gamers
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According to the curriculum, what fundamental contradiction does global capitalism face regarding wages and consumer demand?

The more it cuts costs at labor's expense, the more likely a crisis of overproduction becomes
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Higher wages lead to inflation which reduces consumer purchasing power |@| B:
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Wage increases in developing countries reduce competitive advantages
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Consumer demand shifts too rapidly for production systems to adapt
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What does the curriculum suggest about the educational experience during virtual learning?

It was more efficient and effective than traditional classroom learning
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Students adapted quickly and performed better academically
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Teachers found it impossible to read emotions and body language, losing classroom community
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It successfully replicated the intimacy of face-to-face interactions
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