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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was not a prominent foreign peer of the G.I. generation of the Great Power Cycle?
(a) Charles de Gaulle.
(b) Willy Brandt.
(c) George Orwell.
(d) Ferdinand Marco.

2. What is a Reactive's style of leadership?
(a) Grand, expansive.
(b) Pragmatic, cautious.
(c) Righteous, austere.
(d) Process fixated, pluralistic.

3. Which person believed in psychic phenomena?
(a) Mary Todd Lincoln.
(b) Dorathea Dix.
(c) Mary Baker Eddy.
(d) Cyrus McCormick.

4. Who taught "our submission to the rules of reason is an obedience to God"?
(a) Cotton Mather.
(b) Jonathan Edwards.
(c) John Welsey.
(d) Charles Chauncy.

5. Who was not a prominent foreign peer of the Lost generation of the Great Power Cycle?
(a) Mao Zedong.
(b) Albert Schweitzer.
(c) Charles Chaplin.
(d) Adolf Hitler.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which was not a Crisis Era?

2. What generation type is elder during a Crisis era?

3. What was the generation type for the Boom generation in the Millennial Cycle?

4. From 1946 to 1963, which test score continued to decline?

5. What book contained "The Dutiful Child's Prayer"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the common obligation of each successive generation?

2. Define Manifest Destiny.

3. Describe the first social moment of the Revolutionary Cycle.

4. How did the missionary generation of the Great Power Cycle redefine the role of women in American public life?

5. Describe the second social moment of the Revolutionary Cycle.

6. What are "generational endowments"?

7. What does this quote mean: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it"?

8. What was the 13er generation's attitude toward domestic activity during the Millennial Cycle?

9. What was Black Friday?

10. How did the image of the future change between the mid-1960s and the early 1970s?

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