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Economy 1950s Domestic 18 EOQish Chapter Testy

A large corporation that owns a number of smaller unrelated companies

Conglomerate

With more money to spend and more products to buy, this was the preoccupation with purchasing material goods

Consumerism

A marketing strategy designed to encourage consumers to buy more goods

Planned Obsolescence

A company that offers similar products or services in many locations

Franchise

A disadvantage of corporate standardization in American business was that it discouraged this

Individuality

He was nominated by the Dixiecrats to run for president in the 1948 election

Strom Thurmond

President Harry Truman threated to do this to striking workers in an effort to keep strikes from crippling the US economy in late 1940s

Draft

The Beat Movement and Rock and Roll music were viewed as forms of this

Rebellion

He created the vaccine for polio

Dr. Jonas Salk

He was the first politician to skillfully use the new medium of television

Richard Nixon

The Eisenhower Doctrine was a warning to the Soviet Union against military intervention here

Middle East

They are best known for investigating Communism in the film industry

HUAC

The leader of Communist China

Mao Zedong

He was convicted of perjury after being accused of spying for the USSR

Alger Hiss

During the 1950s, the Republican Party hoped to support a balanced federal budget and counter Communism by relying on these/this

Nuclear weapons (brinkmanship)

What group was forced to retreat to Taiwan

The Chinese Nationalists

This battle was the last German offensive of WWII

Battle of the Bulge

These three leaders attended the Yalta Conference

Stalin, Churchill, FDR

He was the Supreme Commander of US forces in Europe during WWII

Dwight D Eisenhower

Of these 4 forms of government, which was not represented by the Axis powers: Militaristic Monarchy, Communist, Totalitarian, or Fascist

Communist

During this, food and supplies were flown to the people inside a blockaded West Berlin

Berlin Airlift

The height of this unprecedented population explosion in the US occurred in 1957

Baby Boom

Name of 1 st Satellite in space

Sputnik

He gave his famous “Iron Curtain” speech at Westminster College in Fulton, MO

Winston Churchill

He was the first DJ to play Rock and Roll music on the radio

Alan Freed

Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were members of this

American Communist Party

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