Cold War Basics
This policy aimed to stop the spread of communism.
Containment
This war was fought between North and ______ Korea.
South
This senator became famous for making accusations of communism.
Joseph McCarthy
These were areas outside cities where many Americans moved.
The suburbs
In the 1950s, men were expected to do this role.
Work/be the breadwinner
This alliance included the United States and Western nations.
NATO
This line divided North and South Korea after the war.
The 38th Parallel
This industry was hit the hardest by the Red Scare, with many people "blacklisted" from the industry.
Film/Hollywood
This program helped veterans buy homes and attend college.
GI Bill
In the 1950s, women were expected to do this role.
This event involved the U.S. flying supplies into a blockaded city.
The Berlin Airlift
North Korea was supported by this type of government system.
Communist
Americans were terrified that the Soviets would develop this type of weapon
Atomic Bomb
This famous suburban development had mass-produced homes.
Levittown
This type of family included parents and children living together.
Nuclear Family
This couple was accused of passing atomic secrets to the Soviets and executed.
The Rosenbergs
This general was fired by Truman for disobeying orders.
MacArthur
HUAC stands for this:
House of Un-American Activities
This trend involved white families moving out of cities.
White Flight
All of the babies being born after WWII were known as this.
Baby Boomers
Named after the President, this Cold War strategy involved supporting countries resisting communism.
Truman Doctrine
United Nations (UN)
This man was a government official accused of spying for the Soviets.
Alger Hiss
This act created over 41,000 miles of roads, connecting new placed
This style of music became popular during the 1950s.
Rock and Roll