Post-World War II America

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Immediately following World War II, Americans faced rising unemployment.

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True

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Truman felt that all humans should have equal opportunity.

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True

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Truman wanted to help farmers with subsidies in his Fair Deal program.

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True

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During one president’s administration, Democrats raised the minimum wage.

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True

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Union support weakened in the late 1950s due to corporate culture requiring teamwork.

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True

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Conglomerates diversified product lines, allowing employees a greater say in business decisions.

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True

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Opposition to television programming

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Some felt it was detrimental to children and destroying American culture.

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Beatniks' living locations

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Many lived in major metropolitan cities like New York.

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Beatniks' lifestyle comparison

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Their lifestyle was not identical to those found in the suburbs.

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Beatniks and Zen Buddhism

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Many beatniks followed Zen Buddhism.