Can you share your knowledge with me about this history?its hard for me to do??

16. A 1950s technological innovation furthered by research during World War II was the (1 point)
television.
radio.
drive-in movie.
computer.

17. Participants in the 1963 March on Washington hoped to (1 point)
get "Bull" Connor prosecuted for police brutality.
convince Congress to pass civil rights legislation.
prevent the reelection of President Kennedy.
do battle with the police of Washington, D.C.

18. After Congress passed the Voting Rights Act of 1965, (1 point)
the civil rights movement slowly ended.
white Southerners still prevented most African Americans from voting.
many African Americans were elected to office at all levels.
the Supreme Court declared the law unconstitutional.

19. Which of the following best describes the Great Society? (1 point)
It won passage of several New Frontier goals and added to them.
It threw out New Frontier measures and replaced them all.
It lacked any support in Congress.
It cut back considerably on federal government spending.

20. Which of the following brought the United States and the Soviet Union to the brink of nuclear war? (1 point)
the Cuban Missile Crisis
the Limited Test Ban Treaty
the Panamanian riot
the Bay of Pigs invasion

21. The women's movement borrowed legal tools and inspiration from the (1 point)
hippies.
United Farm Workers.
American Indian Movement.
civil rights movement.

22. What congressional action gave President Johnson the authority to escalate the Vietnam War? (1 point)
the Pentagon Papers
the Geneva Conference decision
the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
a Joint Chiefs of Staff finding

23. How did the Vietnam War finally end in 1975? (1 point)
with the defeat of North Vietnam
with the South Vietnamese takeover of Hanoi
with North Vietnam gaining control of all of Vietnam
with control of all of Vietnam being returned to France

16. tv
17. convince Congress to pass civil rights legislation
18. white Southerners prevented voting
19. it won passage of several New Frontier goals, etc.
20. Cuban Missile Crisis
21.civil rights movement
22.Gulf of Tonkin resolution
23. with North Vietnam taking control of all Vietnam

Now I wonder just what way it is that she is preparing for? Mediocrity? Report It

You always ask homework questions in here, and, as a history lover, I would appreciate it if you would take the time to look all of this up for yourself. You will benefit much more from it, and feel better about completing your work. I personally like discovering things for myself. :)

Sometimes it is hard to do, and what is even harder to do is to stomach the political bias in these tests:

23. How did the Vietnam War end in 1975?

with the unification and independence of all Vietnam.

Honestly, questions like this are why students never learn about the Vietnam War other than as a few years of American(!) history, once again completely ignoring the people of Vietnam themselves.

The people of Vietnam never officially called their country "North Vietnam." They called it the "Democratic Republic of Vietnam."

Welcome to the history they never teach you!