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400 pt 600 pt 800 pt 1000 pt 200 pt 400 pt 600pt 800 pt 1000 pt 200 pt 400 pt 600 pt 800 pt 1000 pt 200 pt 400 pt 600 pt 800 pt 1000 pt 200 pt 400 pt 600 pt 800 pt 1000 pt 200 pt World War II Famous PeopleCold War Affluent SocietyPolitics

Munich Sudentenland “peace in our time”

appeasement

Created American sympathy for the British and support for Lend- Lease

Battle of Britain

Upheld as legal the internment of Japanese-Americans under Order 9066

Korematsu v. U.S. (1944)

An alliance between England the U.S. secretly made before US entry into the war.

The Atlantic Charter

Refers to the mobilization in the U.S. during the war.

The “homefront”

Winston Churchill Franklin Roosevelt Joseph Stalin

The Big Three

George Kennan Dean Acheson George Marshall

Created and implemented the “containment” policy under Truman

Oppenheimer v. Teller

Conflict over the development of a “super” bomb

Created the idea of threatening “massive retaliation” as a foreign policy tool

John Foster Dulles

Chiang Kai-shek v. Mao Zedong

Opponents in the Chinese civil war

Western alliance of democracies to contain communism and the communist counterpart

NATO and The Warsaw Pact

Soviet action that stopped the idea of liberating eastern Europe (1956)

Soviet invasion of Hungary

Started with a belief that the State Department was full of communists

McCarthyism

Eisenhower belief that if one country fell to communism then the neighboring countries would follow in quick succession

Domino theory

NASA Federal aid to education Space race

All American responses to Sputnik

Reisman Galbraith Beatniks

All critics of 50’s conformity

Fear of a return to a depression; Growing prosperity; Post war nationalism

All reasons for conformity in the post war period

Franchise stores, Television, Paperbacks, Records

All factors helping to create conformity

Name of housing development that became of symbol of 50’s middle class suburbia

Levittown

SCLC SNCC NAACP

All African-American organizations fighting racial discrimination

Name of Truman’s plan to increase aid to education, create national health insurance, and pass civil rights legislation

The Fair Deal

Name of Eisenhower’s program that maintained New Deal programs but attempted to create a balanced budget.

Modern Republicanism

Name of third party that split from the Democrats because of Truman’s stand on civil rights.

The Dixiecrats

Gained fame as a communist hunter for going after Alger Hiss; picked as the vice presidential candidate

Richard Nixon

Won an unlikely victory in large part because people liked him and because of his actions in a potentially explosive international incident

Harry Truman

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