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Questions Ch. 27 Section 1

Ch. 27 Section 2 pp. 847-854 – Answer in complete sentences. What is the difference between a white-collar and a blue-collar worker? Which was more common during the 1950’s? Why? 2. What is a conglomerate? 3. What is a franchise? 4. Who were “company people”? 5. What was the “baby boom”? 6. Why was Dr. Jonas Salk important? 7. What were women’s roles during the 1950’s? 8. What did Americans do for leisure (fun) during the 1850’s? 9. How did the automobile change the American culture? Roadways? 10. What new appliances were invented during the 1950’s?

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