The Beginning of the Cold War 15.1
The Korean War 15.2
The Cold War Intensifies 15.3
Cold War Fears at Home 15.4
Postwar Prosperity 15.5
Mass Culture 1950 15.6
Social Issues 1950 15.7
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Why was the Cold War considered cold?

No actual fighting

100

What divided North and South Korea?

38th Parallel

100
What did the US develop in response to the Soviets developing the atomic bomb

the H bomb (hydrogen)

100

What is the term for making unsupported accusations

McCarthyism

100

What was designed to help ease Veteran's return to civilian life

GI Bill

100

The majority of new homes were built in the...

suburbs

100

What group criticized the conformity of the 1950s?

Beatniks

200
Foreign policy promising aid to countries at risk of communism

Truman Doctrine

200

Which economic system promotes competition between private businesses?

Capitalism

200

A foreign policy that stated the US would use force to help any nation threatened by communism

Eisenhower Doctrine

200

Who claimed that they were being prosecuted for being Jewish?

Rosenbergs (Ethel and Julius)

200

What major change happened in schools after WWII?

More attending high school/college

200

buying as much as you can on credit is known as

consumerism

200

What was rock-n-roll originally called?

Race music

300

Foreign policy that offered aid to Western Europe after WWII

Marshall Plan

300

Which economic system supports a free market system?

capitalism

300

What was the name of the satellite that the Soviet Union launched into space?

Sputnik

300

What organization primarily investigated the film industry

House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)

300
Americans moved to this part of the Nation in large numbers

Sunbelt

300

What forever changed the landscape of America? Eisenhower

Highway system

300

Who made rock-n-roll popular?

Elvis Presley

400

military alliance between the Soviet Union and its satellite states

Warsaw Pact

400

Communist leader of China

Mao Zedong

400

This person became the new leader of the Soviet Union after Stalin's death

Nikita Khrushchev

400

What made it illegal to violently overthrow the US government

Smith Act

400

Which president served from 1953-1961?

Dwight D Eisenhower

400

What did the television promote?

Ideal family

400

What did individuals lack, according to the Beatniks?

Individualism

500

Countries falling within the influence of the Soviet Union

Satellite States

500

What does SEATO stand for?

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization

500

Eisenhower did not support France, Britain, and Israel in their actions with what crisis?

Suez Crisis

500

What does HUAC stand for?

House Un-American Activities Committee

500

What did Truman try to form, that ended up hurting his reputation?

Special committee to investigate civil rights and race relations

500

A typical family in the 50s was known as what?

Nuclear Family

500

Who was overlooked throughout the prosperity of the 1950s?

Poor whites, farmers, minorities (Mexicans-Americans, African Americans, Native Americans)

600

What does NATO stand for?

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

600

What does the D stand for in DUCKS

Domino Theory

600

This program kept nuclear war from breaking out between the Soviets and the United States

Mutually Assured Destruction

600

When did the Red Scare die? (you need the event and the year)

McCarthy's downfall;1954

600

Term for the swift rise in birth rates

baby boom

600

What put billions of money towards generating more scientists after the Soviets launched the first satellite?

National Defense Education Act

600

Who was the pioneer of rock-n-roll?

Chuck Berry