The speech by Robert Dole presented in the Special Occasion chapter was a

Walter Cronkite's post-Tet report had the following affect upon President Lyndon B. Johnson:

a) LBJ realized he had lost the political center and affirmed Clark Clifford's advice to pull back in Vietnam; b) He considered Walter Cronkite distrustful, a traitor; c) He thought Cronkite was trying to boost his sagging career; d) He decided to seek a second term in office; e) all of the above

When you judge something as good or bad, right or wrong, or attractive verses unattractive, you are expressing your ____

A) point of view B) values C) standpoint D) goodwill