Which of the following statements would best describe the point being made in the cartoon about Richard Nixons administration?

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American Quarterly

Vol. 37, No. 1, Special Issue: American Humor (Spring, 1985)

, pp. 114-132 (19 pages)

Published By: The Johns Hopkins University Press

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A. in order for integration policies to work, Nixon needed to pick up the support ofthe silent majorityB. the Nixon administration was arguing that integration was no longer a relevant policy.C. Nixon was reversing progress toward integration made in the 1960s.7.which of the following statements wouldbest describe the point being made in thecartoon above Richard Nixon's administration?

D. Nixon needed to attract more Black votes in order to move forward in civil rightsE. Nixon supported busing as a means to integration

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short-answer questions1.Using your knowledge of US history, answer parts a and b.a) Briefly explain why ONE of the following periods bestrepresents the beginning of a democracy in the US.Provide at least ONE piece of evidence from the period tosupport your explanation.•Rise of political parties in the 1790s•Development of voluntary organizations to promote socialreforms between the 1820s and the 1840s.•Emergence of the Democrats and the Whigs as political partiesin the 1830sb) Briefly explain why ONE of the other potions is not aspersuasive as the one you chose.

2. Use the image above to answer parts a,b and c.•a) Briefly explain the point of view expressed throughthe image about ONE of the following.•Emancipation•Citizenship•Political participation•b) Briefly explain ONE outcome of the Civil War thatled to the historical change depicted in the image.•c) Briefly explain ONE way in which the historicalchange you explained in part b was challenged in theperiod between 1866 and 1896.

A. Thesis 0~1 pointstates a thesis that directly addresses all parts of the question. The thesis must do morethan restate the question.

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In which of the following ways did public attitudes toward the civil rights movement change?

Which of the following best describes the historical situation in the 1960s that prompted?