chp 17 gs us vocab
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| 1. demobilization | sending soldiers home from the army
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| 2. GI Bill of Rights | this granted veterans many benefits
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| 3. baby boom | were married couples started having families
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| 4. productivity | the rate at which goods are produced
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| 5. Taft-Hartley Act | this outlawed the closed shop(a place where union members were hired)
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| 6. Fair Deal | Truman's far-ranging legislative program;this strengthened existing New Deal reforms
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| 7. Interstate Highway Act | this authorized funds to build 41,000 miles of highway consisting of multilane expressways that would connect the nation's major cities. (interstates)
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| 8. Sunbelt | southern and western states (migration)
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| 9. service sector | businesses that provided services like healthcare, law, retail, banking, or insureance.
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| 10. information industries | people who built or operated the first computers
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| 11. franchise businesses | this allows a company to distribute its products or services through retail outlets owned by independent operators.
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| 12. multinational corporations | companies that produce and sell goods and services all over the world and established branches abroad.
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| 13. AFL-CIO | this organization dealt with a political clout (mostly in the democratic part) ((this organization split then rejoined after the war)
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| 14. California Master Plan | three tiers of higher education (research universities, state colleges, and community colleges)
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| 15. consumerism | buying as much as you can (especially on credit)
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| 16. median family income | average family income (rose from $3,319 to $5,417)
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| 17. nuclear family | a household consisting of a mother and father and their children
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| 18. Benjamin Spock | wrote the best selling book of this era. (Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care)people bought his book for advice on how to raise their children
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| 19. rock-and-roll | used to be called "race" was played on the radio (due to Alan Freed)
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| 20. Elvis Presley | king of rock. integrated african american gospel tunes into his music
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| 21. beatnik | a small group of writes and artists
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| 22. inner city | where crime increased and middle class people moved to the suburbs
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| 23. urban renewal | where the government removed old houses and buildings and built freeways and developments in hope of reviving the downtown area
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| 24. termination policy | this was a major change in the rules governing Native Americans
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