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’s American Culture Eisenhower’s America End of WW I Reconstruction

-This system of fast moving highways was promoted by the Eisenhower administration? Row Question

-Interstates Row Answer

-This term refers to the large numbers of children born in the decade after WW II? Row Question

-Baby Boom Row Answer

-He was able to develop a vaccine for the crippling polio virus and saved many thousands from a dreaded disease? Row Question

-Jonas Salk Row Answer

-Name the most popular TV show of the 1950’s? Row Question

-I Love Lucy Row Answer

-These social non-conformists disagreed with the materialism of most Americans and preceded the social rebellion of the hippies? Row Question

-Beatniks Row Answer

- This was the new style of music that was born in the 50’s? Row Question

-Rock n Roll Row Answer

-This term refers to the moving of large numbers of white Americans to the suburbs? Row Question

-white flight Row Answer

Row Question -Betty Freidan wrote this book about the unhappiness that many women felt in their roles as just homemakers?

-Feminine Mystique Row Answer

Row Question -He wrote an influential book about child care?

-Dr. Spock Row Answer

-This new form of entertainment filled many homes during the 1950’s? Row Question

-television Row Answer

-Name the slogan used by the Eisenhower campaign of 1952? Row Question

-I Like Ike Row Answer

-This was the practice taught to schoolchildren as a nuclear bomb drill? Row Question

-Duck and Cover Row Answer

-The Russian launch of this space satellite shocked the world in 1957? Row Question

-Sputnik Row Answer

-In order to catch up in the space race, this agency was created with the sole objective of space research? Row Question

-NASA Row Answer

-This was the name of the scandal between the US and USSR over a high-flying spy plane shot down over Russia? Row Question

-U-2 Row Answer

-What was the name of the plan that Lincoln had developed for the nation to follow? Row Question

-10% Plan Row Answer

-Name the group of people who wanted harsher punishment for the South? Row Question

-Radical Republicans Row Answer

-What rights did the 14th Amendment grant? Row Question

-citizenship and equal protection of the law Row Answer

-These are southerners who supported Union plans for Reconstruction? Row Question

-scalawags Row Answer

-These are Northerners who came south to participate in Reconstruction? Row Question

-carpetbaggers Row Answer

-This was the name of the very specific plan for peace designed by President Wilson? Row Question

-14 Points Row Answer

-Name the place where the peace conference for WW I met? Row Question

-Versailles Row Answer

-This was the last of the specific goals presented by Wilson which called for a world organization to keep the peace? Row Question

-League of Nations Row Answer

-Which nation was forced to accept the blame for WW I and to pay huge damages? Row Question

-Germany Row Answer

-Which US leader specifically led a campaign to amend or disapprove the treaty? Row Question

-Henry Cabot Lodge Row Answer