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Unit 8--Part 1

APUSH

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provided for college education, cheap loans, VA hospitals, and preferential job treatment for returning veterans of WWII Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 (GI Bill)
term for demographic increase from 1946-1964 “Baby Boom”
mass produced housing community in Long Island, NY; exemplified growth of suburbs Levittown
term for movement of white Americans to the suburbs after WWII "white flight"
term to describe southern portion of US that saw demographic growth in the post-WWII years "Sun Belt"
Period of tension between the US and Soviet Union (USSR) that lasted from 1945-1991 Cold War
wrote the "Long Telegram" that first outlined containment George Kennan
America's post-WWII foreign policy; sought to keep communism where it was and not let it spread Containment
outlined the policy of containment; 1st announced in response to Greek Civil War Truman Doctrine
referred to fortified border that USSR erected to separate eastern European satellite countries (Eastern bloc) from western Europe Iron Curtain
Truman's response to the Berlin Blockade; kept West Berlin supplied by air Berlin Airlift
Economic aid program to re-build European economies after WWII: gave $12 billion to European countries that wanted it Marshall Plan
western military alliance meant to defend all members from attack NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)
eastern military alliance meant to defend all communist countries from attack Warsaw Pact
fear that there was communist infiltration at all levels of US govt in early 1950s Second Red Scare
claimed US government was infiltrated by communists including Secretary of State Dean Acheson and General George Marshall (Marshall Plan) Senator Joseph McCarthy
Committee in House of Representatives that was meant to expose communists in society, gov’t, entertainment industry House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
screenwriters, producers, directors who were accused of communism by HUAC; started "blacklisting" in entertainment industry Hollywood Ten
American couple accused of giving atomic secrets to Russians in 1950; executed Rosenbergs
refers to “thawing” of Cold War tensions under Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger detente
when people measure themselves against images—often unrealistic-- created by mass media other directed society
created the National Organization of Women and wrote The Feminine Mystique Betty Friedan
they rebelled against conformity and materialism in their literature The Beats
one of the first homosexual rights organizations Mattachine Society
called for the building of the current federal road system Interstate Highway Act
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