502 Name or wordstomakeittrue.(4pointseach) If thestatementistrue,write“true”online.itfalse,changeunderlinedword Part 1:MainIdeas Example: JohnF Example: 28 Form B CHAPTER .TheWarren Courtupheld 9. .Medicare 8. Johnson’s VIST 7. Inthemomentsbefore an assassin’s bulletendedhislife,PresidentKennedy 6. TheKennedyfamilyremindedmanyAmericansoftheromanticandoptimistic 5. TheAllianceforProgress 4. Forseveraldays,theBerlinW 3. ConcernedthatrelianceonnuclearweaponslimitedU.S.militaryoptions, the 2. Adecisivefactorintheelectionof1960wastelevisioncoverage 1. Unit 8,Chapter 28 the brinkofnuclearwar. because itorganizedvolunteerstohelppeopleintheUnited States. countries. waved tocheeringcrowdsofHouston vision presentedintheBroadwaymusical Kennedy administrationdevelopedthefl Eisenhower endorsement The firstpresidentoftheUnitedStateswasGeorgeW xeddhat nuac otoeo efr. ______extended healthinsurance to thoseonwelfare. CHAPTER TEST ______. Kennedy A program wassometimescalledthe“domesticPeaceCorps” true resigned fromofficefollowingtheWatergate Scandal. . was aforeignaidprogramforLatinAmerican ______prayer inpublicschools. ______and theGreatSociety The NewFrontier all Richard Nixon crisis broughttheworlduncomfortablycloseto citizens. exible response My FairLady ______. policy. ______ashington ______Date ______.

© McDougal Littell Inc. All rights reserved. © McDougal Littell Inc. All rights reserved. Name Use themaptocompletethissection.Write theletterofbestanswer. (2pointseach) Part 2:MapSkills 0 Thereapportionmentofelectiondistrictsshiftedpoliticalpowerfromurban 10. ___1.Whichcountryoutsidetheareaofairpatrolwasclosestto 15. ______WhichplaceoutsidetheareaofairpatrolhadaU.S.base? 14. ______InwhichpartofCubaweretheSovietmissileslocated? 13. ______Approximatelyhowwidewastheareaofairpatrolatitswidest 12. ______Accordingtothemap,howmanyU.S.aircraftcarrierswereused 11. ______Cuban MissileCrisis,1962 Gulf of Mexico of Gulf to rural U.S. navalblockade U.S. aircraftcarrier U.S. airbase Soviet missilesite GUATEMALA areas. ______MEXICO westernmost U.S.navalblockade? point? reinforce theblockade? .Mxc .BritishHonduras DominicanRepublic d. c. KeyWest c. Guantanamo d. northeastern d. Honduras northwestern b. c. Mexico a. 1200miles d. 800miles c. six PuertoRico d. b. Miami five a. c. southeastern b. southwestern a. 400miles b. 200miles a. four b. three a. HONDURAS BRITISH HONDURAS CAYMAN ISLANDS SWAN ISLAND Havana FLORIDA (BRITISH) (U.S.) UNITED STATES Key West (U.S.)

Cape Canaveral CUBA Miami JAMAICA (BRITISH) The NewFrontier andtheGreatSociety Guantanamo BAHAMAS (BRITISH) HAITI enforcing theblockade Extent ofU.S.airpatrols DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 0 A TLANTIC OCEAN T est FormB Miles PUERTO RICO (U.S.) VIRGIN ISLANDS 200 continued (U.S.) 503 Name Test Form B continued

Use the map on page 378 to answer the following questions in complete sentences. Write on the back of this paper or on a separate sheet. (5 points each)

16. What effect would the U.S. base on Guantanamo have on the blockade?

17. According to the map, what European nation might be concerned with the events of the Cuban missile crisis? Why?

Part 3: Interpreting Political Cartoons

Use the cartoon to complete this section. Write the letter of the best answer. (2 points each)

______18. What are Kennedy and Khrushchev doing in this cartoon? a. dancing c. threatening each other b. measuring each other d. fighting

______19. In which way are the two men most alike? a. how tall they are c. how they wear their hair b. what they are doing d. what kind of books they like

______20. Why are there two books on the ground? a. The men were reading but have now lost interest in the books. b. The men are meeting in a library. c. The men plan to write down the information they gather. d. The books have no significance. McDougal Littell Inc. All rights reserved. ©

—published in Chicago Tribune, June 1961

504 Unit 8, Chapter 28 Name Test Form B continued

______21. Which of the following best describes the men’s facial expressions? a. angry c. serious b. excited d. upset

______22. What is suggested by the way the two men are posed? a. They are afraid of each other. b. They know each other well enough to stand close together. c. They are trying to get away from each other. d. Each one barely notices the other is there.

Use the cartoon to answer the following questions in complete sentences. (5 points each)

23. How does this cartoon illustrate Kennedy and Khrushchev’s relationship?

24. Why do these leaders need to be precise in examining each other?

Part 4: Extended Response

Answer each of the following questions in a short essay on the back of this paper or on a separate sheet. (10 points each)

25. What were the major achievements of the Great Society? What were some of its flaws? Think About: • education and economic programs • reforms of Social Security, immigration, and civil rights laws • costs and abuses of programs

26. The Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban missile crisis, and the Berlin crisis all occurred during the Kennedy presidency. During which of these events was Kennedy most effective? Explain your answer. Think About: • results of the Bay of Pigs invasion • how the Cuban missile crisis was resolved

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