chapter 30
name two groups that impacted the expansion of the civil right in the United States during this time period
Black Panther and the NAACP
How American life changed dramatically as a result of the post-war economic boom
Automobiles and Airplanes
Social or political effects on the nations populations the Immigration Act if 1965
Russ Belt
The focus of intense domestic political debate following the end of World War 11
The African Americans Fighting and the Americans protecting there homeland
taken by groups that faced discrimination to address the prejudice they faced in the United States
marches and riots
During the Civil Right Movement of the 1960s, activities of the Congress of Racial Equality, the National Urban and the National Association for the advancement of colored people illustrated that
different paths can be used to achieve a common goal
what development following World War 11 caused the urban-suburban
the expansion of highways and automobile ownership
The U.S. passed the Immigration Act of 1965 by
Sensitivity due to the Civil Rights movements
How did the federal government respond to this type of threat to Americans
congress encourages the Environmental Protection Agency
what was a major goal of the American Indian Movement
to obtain greater respect for their heritage
Which U.S. Supreme Court decision struck down the ability of the states separate races in schools, railroad cars, movie theaters, and public beaches
Brown V. Board of Education
a major social and economic impact on American society on the post-war period
Consumer goods became less expansive and easier to obtain
Reasons for Passing the Act
Need to show the world the U.S. was truly a democracy
the intense debate among Americans on the role of government following World War 11
eliminating most spending on defense
the flow of immigrants to the United States since the passage of the Immigration Act
used demonstrations to draw attention their goal
what was the major goal of the Women's Liberation Movement in the 1960s
A guaranteeing women equal pay for equal work
The expanded the use of automobiles in the post-war era altered life in the United States by
Stimulating the development of the suburbs
Changes that have come about as a result of the law
increase third-world immigrants to the U.S.
people who are opposed to the federal government involvement in the American economy
fear of communism and paying taxes
what effect did the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Brown V. Board of Education have on the nation
It required the integration of public schools
Hoe did the methods advocated by Black Panthers to achieve their goals differ from those of Dr. Marthin Luther King JR.
They considered the use of violence to protect their own communities
IN the post-World War 11era, the Unites States was able to adjust its economic from wartime production to peacetime because of this nation
had suffered no widespread wartime destruction
The Changes to America do you not need to use all the reasons or change
Altered the power balance between the two people
what is the primary function of the Environmental Protection ageny
to reduce air and water pollution by creating regulations
since the end of World War 11 what has been a major effect of population change in the United States
Suburban areas have grown faster than urban areas