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18. Which of the following is NOT one of the paradoxes that Chafe and David Farber identify as important to understanding the 1960s? a. while most of the country enjoyed unprecedented growth in incomes, abject rural and inner city poverty and racism stood in stark contrast to this growth. b. suburban conformity offered a sense of community for some, but was highly alienating for others. c. many women wanted more life choices beyond marriage and family, yet women were discouraged from entering lucrative job professions such as lawyer, doctor, engineer, etc. d. the threat of The Bomb lingered every day due to the Cold War, yet this seemed to have little effect on Americans and their policy makers, who were largely uninterested in the Cold War.

          18. Which of the following is NOT one of the paradoxes that Chafe and David Farber identify as important to understanding the 1960s?

a. while most of the country enjoyed unprecedented growth in incomes, abject rural and inner city poverty and racism stood in stark contrast to this growth.

b. suburban conformity offered a sense of community for some, but was highly alienating for others.

c. many women wanted more life choices beyond marriage and family, yet women were discouraged from entering lucrative job professions such as lawyer, doctor, engineer, etc.

d. the threat of The Bomb lingered every day due to the Cold War, yet this seemed to have little effect on Americans and their policy makers, who were largely uninterested in the Cold War.

18. Which of the following is NOT one of the paradoxes that Chafe and David Farber identify as important to understanding the 1960s?

a. while most of the country enjoyed unprecedented growth in incomes, abject rural and inner city poverty and racism stood in stark contrast to this growth.

b. suburban conformity offered a sense of community for some, but was highly alienating for others.

c. many women wanted more life choices beyond marriage and family, yet women were discouraged from entering lucrative job professions such as lawyer, doctor, engineer, etc.

d. the threat of The Bomb lingered every day due to the Cold War, yet this seemed to have little effect on Americans and their policy makers, who were largely uninterested in the Cold War.

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