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A) consistently skeptical of Gorbachev.
B) always of the belief that Gorbachev was a sincere reformer.
C) initially skeptical, but gradually concluded that Gorbachev was a sincere reformer.
D) initially skeptical, but gradually became more openly hostile to Gorbachev.
E) initially optimistic, but gradually concluded he could not work with Gorbachev.
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A) invasion of Panama.
B) inability to contain a worsening recession.
C) decision not to topple Saddam Hussein's regime.
D) admission of corruption within the White House staff.
E) decision to lower taxes.
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A) He managed to maintain domestic spending cuts that equaled increases in military spending.
B) He strengthened the enforcement of civil rights laws.
C) He cut corporate taxes but maintained Carter-level tax rates on the wealthy.
D) The federal deficit grew in the first six months of his presidency, then began a long decline.
E) Under his direction, the Environmental Protection Agency relaxed or eliminated enforcement of environmental laws and regulations.
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A) the UN Security Council.
B) the island of Guam.
C) sugar plantations in the Philippines.
D) military bases in Okinawa.
E) the Panama Canal.
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A) breaking from Richard Nixon's dΓ©tente policies.
B) criticizing the American military leadership in Vietnam.
C) appointing Nelson Rockefeller as vice president.
D) praising the ideals of draft resistors in a speech.
E) choosing Robert Dole as his running mate in 1976.
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A) launching cruise missiles against the suspected perpetrators.
B) withdrawing the remaining marines.
C) supporting an invasion by Israel into southern Lebanon.
D) establishing a special military force to fight terrorism.
E) enlarging the U.S. Marine forces in the city.
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A) was resolved before the 1980 elections.
B) lasted over one year.
C) ended with a successful rescue operation by American troops.
D) both lasted over one year and was resolved before the 1980 election.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) criminal sentencing.
B) illegal immigration.
C) gay marriage.
D) affirmative action.
E) property taxes.
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A) made up the majority of supporters of Reagan.
B) were unable to effectively unite with other Reagan supporters.
C) believed the Vietnam War had illustrated the limits of American intervention.
D) were a small but disproportionately influential group of intellectuals.
E) were largely concerned with the government's progressive tax structure.
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A) had major success in redefining public policy.
B) faced strong opposition from a majority of policy-makers in government.
C) was very involved in the day-to-day affairs of running the government.
D) succeeded in making his personality a central feature of his presidency.
E) initially pledged to serve only one term.
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A) federal spending and Soviet-American relations.
B) energy and the economy.
C) reform of government and education.
D) passing civil rights legislation.
E) conservation and the environment.
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