27. The guideline for American policy known as NSC-68 wamed about all of the fol

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27. The guideline for American policy known as NSC-68 wamed about all of the following situations except A) The Soviet Union was proceeding to "create overwhelming military force." B) The United States needed to double its defense spending. C) Every individual faced the "ever-present possibility of annihilation. D) The Soviets were building an atom-fusing, thermonuclear hydrogen bomb that would threaten world peace. 28. The term "reconversion" referred to The process that the Republican Party went through following FDR's four terms as president. A) B) The natural shift of American values back to more traditional values. C) The attitudinal shift among the nation's Democrats to trim back the federal programs brought on by the New Deal and the war effort. Restoring the nation's economy and society back to prewar status. D) 29. The one thing most Americans feared above all else following the war was A) B) C) D) Veterans suffering from yet undefined posttraumatic syndrome. A Communist infiltration of the American population. The economic slide into a postwar depression. A Communist takeover of American values. 30. The GI Bill of 1944 provided veterans with A) B) C) D) Transportation back to their hometowns. Up to three years' college education paid for by the federal government. Guaranteed employment in their prewar jobs. Guaranteed employment in the growing defense industry 31. At the end of the war, American labor A) B) C) D) Had never been more powerful. Had organized to call strikes and other work stoppages. Prospered. All of the above. The Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 A) B) C) D) 32. Made it easier for employers to hire nonunion workers. Expanded workers' rights to form unions. Expanded workers' rights to engage in political activity. All of the above.

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27. (D) The Soviets were building an atom-fusing, thermonuclear hydrogen bomb that would threaten world peace.

28. (D) restoring the nation's economy and society back to prewar status.

29. (C) the economic slide into a postwar depression.

30 (B) upto three years' college education paid for by the federal government.

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