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Cold War foreign policy and doemestic politics 
Rubric Code: J9W773
By poindexterdj
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Subject: History  
Type: Exam  
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3 pts


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Thesis/Intro

3

Well explained thesis and well written intro
2

Plausible
1

Vague
0

Non-Existent
Truman

3

Russia and the bomb, lost of China and Korea, "soft on communism"
2

Missing key component of explanation
1

Vague
0

Non-existent
Eisenhower

3

1952 election, Cold Warrior, arms increase, "liberation" and "massive retaliation," 1956 Hungary and Suez/Egypt crisis.
2

Missing key component of explanation
1

Vague
0

Non-existent
Kennedy

3

Inherited soft label as a democrat, tested by Khrushchev, proven Cold Warrior, understood, but choose not to enter U.S. in Vietnam.
2

Missing key component of explanation
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Vague
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Non-existent
Johsnon

3

1964 Presidency, Vietnam, The anti-war movement and Tet,
1968 election
2

Missing key component of explanation
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Non-existent
Nixon

3

1968 elections, Peace w/ honor, Truman Doctrine,
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Missing key component of explanation
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Vague
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Non-existent




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