___ Boom
Politics At Home & Truman
Truman's Fair deal
Technology and Innovation
100

What Boom was the surge of population, and housing.

Baby Boom & Suburban Boom

100

What did postwar reconversion bring? 

Inflation, housing shortages, and labor unrest.

100

what was Truman's vision?

Truman proposes national health insurance, civil rights, housing, and education aid.


100

What did innovation do?

Accelerates home life, industry, and health outcomes

200

What was the Economic Boom?

New jobs, rising wages, Mass consumption.

200

What did the Taft-Harley Act do?

Restricts union practices, allows states rights-to-work laws and cooling periods, labor landscape reset, and manufacturing hubs in South Jersey.

200

what act passed?

the housing Act of 1949

200

What did nuclear power do?

It promoted civilian energy, plants planned for regional grids

300

What were some of the things needed during the Baby Boom? ( atleast 3)

- Retail; (Supermarkets,etc)

- Housings

- Industries;( appliances, autos, electronics, etc) 

- Franchises; (Standardized menus, restaurants, diners, etc.)

300

What passed during Truman's Fair Deal?

Housing Act of 1949, minimum wage hike, and Social Security expansion. 

300

why was the fair deal similar to the new deal?

federal action to boost security and opportunity. Key difference: Fair Deal targets postwar prosperity gaps rather than Depression-era crisis.

300

what ignited an automotive revolution?

post-war prosperity

400

What role did the GI Bill play with the Population Boom? 

 Created Low-interest mortgage, funded education, and job training.

400

What was Truman's Fair Deal Vision?

Truman proposed national health insurance, civil rights, housing, and education aid. 

400

who made the fair deal

harry truman
400

what did cars become a symbol for?

freedom and status

500

More people need more goods, more goods leave to more jobs, more jobs lead more spending. Which boom is this?

Reinforcing Loop

500

What were some of the Strike Wave & Union Flashpoints? (Name at Least Three)

Steelworkers, United Auto Workers, Coal Miners, rail and maritime strikes disrupt commerce, and workers demand wages that match rising consumer prices.

500

what stalled ?

National health insurance and broad civil rights bills blocked by Congress.


500

how did the 1950s see breakthroughs?

technology transformed home life, industry, and public health. 

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