A) Operation Torch.
B) Operation Rolling Thunder.
C) Operation Shu Fly.
D) Operation THOR.
E) Operation Husky.
G) All of the above
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A) John Anderson
B) Ronald Reagan
C) Richard Nixon
D) George Wallace
E) Sirhan Sirhan
G) B) and E)
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A) the My Lai Massacre.
B) the My Kong Fiasco.
C) the Tet Offensive.
D) Operation Desoto.
E) D-day.
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A) Franklin Delano Roosevelt
B) Harry S.Truman
C) Dwight D.Eisenhower
D) John F.Kennedy
E) Lyndon B.Johnson
G) C) and D)
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A) Was a segregationist Alabama governor
B) Won California's Democratic primary in 1968
C) Was the first black student at the University of Mississippi
D) Was the first African American cabinet member
E) Won Arizona in 1964 presidential race
F) Wrote The Other America
G) Was elected vice president in 1960
H) Was secretary of state
I) Was the American army commander in Vietnam
J) Became major spokesman for the black Muslim movement
L) None of the above
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Robert F. Kennedy had a mixed record in regard to civil rights. On one hand, he was known for his strong support of civil rights and his efforts to combat racial discrimination. As Attorney General, he worked to enforce desegregation orders and prosecute civil rights violations. He also played a key role in the Freedom Rides and supported the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963.
However, Kennedy's record on civil rights was also marked by some shortcomings. He was initially cautious in his approach to civil rights, and some critics argue that he was slow to fully embrace the cause. Additionally, he was criticized for his handling of the Birmingham campaign and his reluctance to support the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Overall, while Kennedy made significant contributions to the civil rights movement, his record is mixed, and he faced criticism for his cautious approach and hesitance to fully commit to the cause.
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A) Harvey Keitel
B) Marcus Garvey
C) George Wallace
D) William Clinton
E) James Earl Jones
G) A) and B)
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A) Peace Corps
B) Civilian Conservation Corps
C) Job Corps
D) Marine Corps
E) Community Action Program
G) C) and E)
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A) Vietnam.
B) Russia.
C) Cuba.
D) homelessness.
E) poverty.
G) None of the above
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A) Was a segregationist Alabama governor
B) Won California's Democratic primary in 1968
C) Was the first black student at the University of Mississippi
D) Was the first African American cabinet member
E) Won Arizona in 1964 presidential race
F) Wrote The Other America
G) Was elected vice president in 1960
H) Was secretary of state
I) Was the American army commander in Vietnam
J) Became major spokesman for the black Muslim movement
L) C) and H)
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A) Richard Nixon
B) Hubert Humphrey
C) John F.Kennedy
D) Lee Harvey Oswald
E) Walter Mondale
G) A) and E)
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A) Richard Nixon
B) Jimmy Carter
C) Lyndon Johnson
D) James Chamberlain
E) Winston Churchill.
G) A) and C)
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A) Was a segregationist Alabama governor
B) Won California's Democratic primary in 1968
C) Was the first black student at the University of Mississippi
D) Was the first African American cabinet member
E) Won Arizona in 1964 presidential race
F) Wrote The Other America
G) Was elected vice president in 1960
H) Was secretary of state
I) Was the American army commander in Vietnam
J) Became major spokesman for the black Muslim movement
L) All of the above
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