TEKS US History High School - H.10.D: U.S. Involvement In Middle East
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High School - U.S. History
Social Studies K-HS (Archived)
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- Q1In 1979 the Shah of Iran was forced into exile. The U.S. government later allowed the Shah to enter the United States for medical treatment. This perceived U.S. support for the Shah of Iran resulted in which of the following?Israel demanded U.S. support for the strategic bombing of cities in Iran.Soviet forces began an occupation of Iran.Revolutionaries kidnapped a group of U.S. citizens in Iran.Iran attacked a U.S. military base in Asia.60sH.10.D: U.S. Involvement In Middle East
- Q2How did President Jimmy Carter attempt to end hostilities between the groups that fought these wars?He helped negotiate a peace treaty known as the Camp David Accords.He ordered the boycott of the Olympic Games in Moscow.He threatened to sever diplomatic ties with Syria.He deployed U.S. troops to defeat the Palestine Liberation Organization.30sH.10.D: U.S. Involvement In Middle East
- Q3In this excerpt, President Reagan is referring to what would become known as -the Whitewater controversythe Plame affairthe Iran-Contra affairthe Watergate scandal60sH.10.D: U.S. Involvement In Middle East
- Q4How did President Ronald Reagan's administration support Contra rebels in Nicaragua after Congress cut funding for military aid?By collecting tariffs on oil imports from Saudi ArabiaBy secretly selling weapons to Iran in order to raise fundsBy implementing a sin tax on luxury itemsBy confiscating funds seized in drug raids60sH.10.D: U.S. Involvement In Middle East
- Q5These demonstrations led to -a U.S. boycott of the Olympics in protest of events in Central Asiaa global energy crisis brought on by an OPEC oil embargoa hostage crisis that severely damaged confidence in the Carter administrationthe bombing of a Marine barracks, followed by retaliatory U.S. air strikes60sH.10.D: U.S. Involvement In Middle East
