Cold War and Containment
Korean War
Red Scare and Politics
Suburbs and 1950s Culture
Gender Roles/1950s Culture Continued
100

This policy aimed to stop the spread of communism.

Containment

100

True or False: The Korean War led to the unification of Korea as one nation

False

100

This term describes people moving out of cities.

White Flight

100

Most men in the 1950s were expected to do this.

Work and make money to support the family

200

This organization was formed in 1949 to counter Soviet aggression

NATO

200

Which Korean country was supported by the Soviet Union and which was supported by the USA?

North = USSR

South = USA

200

Most new homes in the 1950s were built here.

Suburbs

200

Women in the 1950s were expected to do this:

Household chores and take care of the children

300

This Soviet alliance was created in response to NATO.

Warsaw Pact

300

How is North Korea's Government Run?

Family-Run Dictatorship

300

The term for accusing people of being communists with little to no evidence

McCarthyism

300

Buying material goods became a major part of life, known as this.

Consumerism

300

Both Men and Women of the 1950s would use this word to best describe the way they felt about their roles

Dissatisfied 

400

This economic system is based on private ownership.

Capitalism

400

Leader of North Korea during the Korean War.

Kim-Il Sung

400

What did the Truman Doctrine aim to do?

Stop the spread of communism

400

This strategy encouraged people to keep buying products that break quickly.

Planned Obsolescence

400

What is the name for the typical role of men in corporate America?

The Organization Man 

500

This event involved supplying Berlin by air after a Soviet blockade.

Berlin Airlift

500

This line divided Korea after the war.

38th Paralles

500

This fear focused on communists inside the United States.

The Second Red Scare

500

This man created towns called, "Levittowns" that consisted of mass-produced houses using the assembly line method

William Levitt

500

The beat movement and Rock N' Roll were seen as forms of: 

Rebellion

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