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Which of the following industries was not impacted by the economic changes that followed World War II? (Points: 2)

aircraft manufacturing

shipbuilding

fishing

construction

2. Which of the following best describes the Washington economy since World War II? (Points: 2)

a steady increase in economic activity

a steady decrease in economic activity

a series of ups and downs in economic activity

very little change in economic activity

3. Which of the following best describes the term "Pugetopolis"? (Points: 2)

It refers to the one big city and extended suburbs that developed north and south along Puget Sound.

It refers to the downtown area of Seattle.

It refers to the area between Seattle and Tacoma only.

It refers to the islands of Puget Sound and the transportation system that connected them.

4. Which of the following best describes the postwar population trends in Washington cities and towns? (Points: 2)

Population decreased statewide.

Population stayed the same statewide.

People poured in to live in the urban centers of Washington cities.

People poured in to live in ever-growing suburbs on the fringes of Washington cities.

5. What new transportation route helped the growth of Bellevue? (Points: 2)

the Lake Washington ferry system

the floating bridge

Interstate 5

Sea-Tac Airport

6. What is the name given to the period of tension over possible atomic war between the Soviet Union and the United States following World War II? (Points: 2)

the Vietnam War

anti-Communism

recession

the Cold War

7. What is the chief characteristic of Washington politics since World War II? (Points: 2)

strict party solidarity

rise of the socialist party

voter independence

lack of strong political leaders

8. Which of the following was an anti-Communist measure taken in the state during the early 1950s? (Points: 2)

The state called hearings into Communist influences in Hollywood.

The state created laws banning the Communist party.

The state created a legislative committee to pursue "un-American" activities.

The state evicted known Communists.

9. Which of the following is not a reason that Vietnam War protestors opposed America's involvement in the war? (Points: 2)

They felt the conflict was a civil war between two far away countries.

They felt the conflict was brutal and bloody.

They felt that America's real enemy was Cambodia.

They felt that America had no vital interest in Vietnam.

10. Who were the Seattle Seven? (Points: 2)

a group of downtown development experts

the people who brought the 1962 World's Fair to Seattle

the first America soldiers to die in Vietnam

a group of antiwar protestors arrested for inciting a riot

11. Which of the following is not a way that the Vietnam War impacted Washington? (Points: 2)

Antiwar protests led to violence in some cities.

The war created new defense contracts for the state's industries.

The war led to an influx of Southeast Asian refugees to Washington.

The war created a wave of anti-Communists hearings in the state.

12. What was the name of the treaty with which the Boldt decision was concerned? (Points: 2)

Treaty of Seattle

Medicine Creek Treaty

Treaty of Ghent

Treaty of Isaac Stevens

13. What was the ultimate result of the Boldt decision? (Points: 2)

It gave nonnative fishermen more rights to fish in Washington.

It protected the native fishing rights of tribal fishermen.

It ended all commercial fishing in the state.

It led to an end of all conflict between native and nonnative fishermen.

14. Which of the following was the worst polluter of Washington's air during the early 1970s when people first began seriously worrying about environmental concerns? (Points: 2)

factories

Hanford site

cars and trucks

lumber mills

15. What new agency did the Washington State government create in 1971 to deal with environmental problems? (Points: 2)

Environmental Protection Agency

Municipality of Metropolitan Seattle

Department of Ecology

Shorelines Management Agency

16. The __________ led to the demise of new nuclear power plants planned for Washington. (Points: 2)

construction of the Grand Coulee Dam

accident at Three Mile Island

creation of the WPPSS

cleanup of the Hanford project site

17. Which of the following is not an argument that opponents use against the development of nuclear power plants? (Poin