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A) Egypt and Jordan
B) the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact members
C) Israel and Turkey
D) Lebanon and Syria
E) Britain and France
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A) the FBI was shown to have had several spies working as communist agents.
B) the United States Army was forced to give dishonorable discharges to more than one hundred officers.
C) the State Department lost a number of Asian specialists who might have counseled a wiser course in Vietnam.
D) Eisenhower nearly lost the Republican presidential nomination in 1956.
E) the United States achieved a stronger settlement in Korea.
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A) social justice.
B) social harmony.
C) party loyalty.
D) racial desegregation.
E) political reform.
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A) Science and technology drove economic growth.
B) There were fewer jobs in the military-related aerospace industry.
C) White collar workers were surpassing blue collar workers in numbers.
D) Labor unions reached a peak and then began to decline.
E) Job opportunities were opening to women in the white collar work force.
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A) publicly denounced him only after he attacked General George Marshall.
B) quietly encouraged him to continue his attacks on Democrats.
C) publicly opposed his ruthless tactics but privately enjoyed his personal charm.
D) effectively allowed him to control personnel policy at the State Department.
E) privately supported him but publicly kept his distance.
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A) no longer trusted his vice president, Richard Nixon, to lend assistance.
B) hoped that he would be able to win a third term.
C) took a more active personal role in governing.
D) believed that the civil rights movement needed his personal involvement if it were to succeed.
E) recognized that only he had the experience to deal with the Soviets.
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A) threaten the traditional role of political parties.
B) apply the standards of show business and commercialism to political messages.
C) enable political parties to continue their role of educating and mobilizing the electorate.
D) allow politicians to address voters directly.
E) encourage reliance on short slogans and sound bites.
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