3. The economist E. F. Schumacher called for what?
(a) A dependence on Arab oil
(b) Alternatives to high-cost coal
(c) A short-term view of the world's energy needs
(d) Continued use of a finite resource

4. Who called for a "new concept" that would base the price of oil on the cost of alternative energy sources?
(a) Henry Kissinger
(b) William Simon
(c) The Shah
(d) Richard Nixon

5. Who was named Saudi Arabia's Director of Oil and Mining Affairs?
(a) Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonso
(b) Gamal Abedel Nasser
(c) Abdullah Tariki
(d) President Betancourt

6. Who was assigned the task of a national energy policy?
(a) John Rockefeller
(b) Grant Wilson
(c) Henry Jackson
(d) James Schlesinger

7. The US sold arms to which country in an effort to win freedom for American hostages in Lebanon?
(a) Nepal
(b) Iran
(c) Israel
(d) India

8. The summer of 1990 was marked by euphoria over the end of what?
(a) The Iraqi War
(b) The Gulf War
(c) The Cold War
(d) The Vietnam War

9. What was the main determinant of energy and oil consumption?
(a) Distribution
(b) Income
(c) Resources
(d) Availability

10. The Soviet Union invaded which country?
(a) India
(b) China
(c) Afghanistan
(d) Poland

11. From 1949-72, world oil consumption did what?
(a) Doubled
(b) Stayed the same
(c) Decreased
(d) Tripled

12. On August 2, 1990, 100,000 Iraqi troops invaded which country?
(a) Kuwait
(b) Israel
(c) India
(d) Iran

13. In 1965, who won two-thirds of the exploration leases on the Prudhoe Bay structure?
(a) ARCO
(b) TIFF
(c) CLBE
(d) AARP

14. The prices of oil did what between 1970 and 1973?
(a) Decreased by 10 percent
(b) Remained the same
(c) Doubled
(d) Fell sharply

15. Nixon imposed what in 1971 to fight inflation?
(a) Oil price controls
(b) Income taxes
(c) Gas taxes
(d) Carbon embargo