A) Health-care reform
B) Severe budget cuts with the aim of balancing the federal budget
C) A new energy policy that attempted to prevent further global warming
D) A massive tax cut
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A) wanted a United Nations peacekeeping force to stabilize Iraq after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein
B) insisted that responsibility for postwar Iraq be put in the hands of the State Department
C) paid very close attention to studies done by the State Department concerning possible problems that might be encountered in postwar Iraq
D) seemed not to have planned for the postwar period
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A) African Americans
B) Anglo Americans
C) Asian Americans
D) Latino Americans
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A) liberal
B) ultra-progressive
C) centrist
D) conservative
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A) its highest unemployment rate in thirty years
B) a rising standard of living for both the nation's richest people and the nation's poorest people
C) a rapidly declining stock market
D) an ever-narrowing gap between the incomes of the rich and the poor
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A) Decreased defense spending
B) Passage of a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution
C) An increase in the capital gains tax
D) A law prohibiting discrimination in employment on the basis of sexual orientation
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A) Slobodan Milosevic
B) Ivan Riber
C) Josip Broz
D) Sergej Kraigher
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A) allowed Palestinian self-rule in the Gaza Strip
B) placed Jerusalem under U.N. control
C) called for the dismantling of Israeli settlements in the West Bank
D) settled the disagreement between Israel and the PLO concerning refugees
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A) The influence-peddling scheme of the "Keating five" which led to a housing "bubble."
B) The deregulation of financial institutions, which allowed them to engage in risky practices such as "subprime" mortgages.
C) The collapse of hundreds of savings and loan institutions, which had a ripple effect throughout the American economic system.
D) The overregulation of Wall Street, which began in the Clinton administration, eventually paralyzed credit markets.
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A) 9 percent
B) 10 percent
C) 15 percent
D) 17 percent
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A) 8.1 percent
B) 5.2 percent
C) 4.3 percent
D) 2.4 percent
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A) It caused an overall loss of jobs.
B) It generated improved productivity.
C) It caused a significant rise in the cost of electricity.
D) It fostered a revitalization of heavy industry in the Northeast.
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A) an American attempt to kill Osama bin Laden
B) America's unquestioning support of Israel
C) the deaths of members of the Branch Davidian religious sect, whom he believed had been deliberately killed by the FBI
D) American undermining of the government of Haiti's Jean-Bertrand Aristide
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A) President Bush, Vice President Cheney, and Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld began seriously to contemplate toppling the Saddam Hussein government in Iraq
B) definitive and incontrovertible evidence was uncovered that Saddam Hussein was on the verge of building a nuclear weapon
C) the Bush administration seemed confused and indecisive regarding how to respond to the attacks
D) it was revealed that Saddam Hussein was part of the Al Qaeda plot to attack the United States
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A) Democrats won a majority of the state governorships
B) most Republican incumbents failed to win reelection
C) Republicans gained majorities in both houses of Congress
D) Democrats retained control of the House but lost control of the Senate
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A) experts agreed that the type of ballot used was of no significance
B) the Supreme Court played no role
C) Al Gore won the popular vote but did not win the Electoral College vote and therefore the presidency
D) the third-party candidacy of Ralph Nader had no impact on the election's outcome
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