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CW/HW - BLOG - Topic 6 - MAIN (130+) 12/06

Total questions: 133

Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
laws passed to limit U.S. involvement in future wars; based on the belief that loans and trade had drawn the nation into World War I
a)
Cash-and-Carry
b)
Lend-Lease Act
c)
Selective Training and Service Act
d)
Neutrality Acts
2.
law that allowed nations at war to purchase U.S. goods if they paid in full and transported the goods themselves
a)
Cash-and-Carry
b)
Lend-Lease Act
c)
Selective Training and Service Act
d)
Neutrality Acts
3.
law that gave the government power to give war materials to Great Britain without regard for its ability to pay
a)
Cash-and-Carry
b)
Lend-Lease Act
c)
Selective Training and Service Act
d)
Neutrality Acts
4.

Source 3- What were FDR's personal thoughts about the war?

a)

That the U.S. can make great gains from trade with warring nations to benefit the economy.

b)

That the rights of Europeans must be protected through US support

c)

Many Americans will will find it hard to remain purely neutral and inevitably choose sides in the conflict

d)

The United States will not become involved in the war at any stage due to the vast distance between it and the conflict

5.

Source 4- What justification does Roosevelt give for helping Great Britain?

a)

That fascism is directly against the principles of democracy and must be fought against at all times.

b)

Supporting Great Britain helps it to remain strong and deal with the war so the US won't have to fight.

c)

Germany has betrayed the trust of the global community and the United States needs to take control as a world leader.

d)

That the crimes against humanity by the Nazis in Europe have made it necessary to do the right thing and become involved.

6.

Which policy had the goal of supporting the allies and maintaining neutrality?

a)

Atlantic Charter

b)

Appeasement

c)

Cash and Carry

7.

What stated that the US would not sell war materials or give loans to nations at war?

a)

Neutrality Acts

b)

Lend-Lease Act

c)

Atlantic Charter

8.

During the 1930's what factors pushed the American public opinion and policy toward isolationism?

a)

Bad relationships with European countries.

b)

High tariffs from European countries and a small, weak US military.

c)

The Great Depression and the memory of the tragic losses in WWI.

d)

The Lend-Lease Act and the Neutrality Acts

9.

Congress passes three Neutrality Acts between 1935 and 1937. What was the overall purpose of those acts?

a)

To prevent American involvement in any foreign conflict.

b)

To push the united States in to the war.

c)

To help the United States recover from the Great Depression

d)

To give women the right to vote.

10.

What was the purpose of the Lend-Lease Act that was passed in March of 1941?

a)

It was part of the New Deal

b)

It was to help American farmers get new farming equipment.

c)

It put American factors back to work.

d)

It allowed the United States to sell, lend, or give ships, planes, tanks, or other equipment to the Allies.

11.
The Lend Lease Act allowed
a)
Axis powers to transfer troops  
b)
The Maginot Line to be built
c)
Hitler to invade Poland
d)
America to loan military supplies to allied countries
12.

The Neutrality Acts were passed in order to protect America from

a)

the same mistakes they made in World War I

b)

A Nazi invasion of America

c)

The Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor

d)

Italy's invasion of Africa

13.

The Neutrality Act of 1935 prohibited

a)

American banks from loaning money to warring countries

b)

American from selling guns and munitions to any warring countires and passengers from riding on any ships of warring nations

c)

Americans from sending messages to loved one who live in warring countries

d)

Americans from talking about the war publically

14.

The Neutrality Act of 1936 prohibited

a)

American banks from loaning money to warring countries

b)

American from selling guns and munitions to any warring countires and passengers from riding on any ships of warring nations

c)

Americans from sending messages to loved one who live in warring countries

d)

Americans from talking about the war publically

15.
Foreign Policy
a)
to not get involved
b)
policy of non-participation
c)
how one deals with other countries
d)
group that supports a candidate with the same beliefs
16.

Isolationism

a)

interference in political affairs of another country

b)

strong loyalty for your country

c)

policy of not getting involved with foreign countries issues

d)

to cancel or to void

17.
Interventionism
a)
interference in political affairs of another country
b)
strong loyalty for your country
c)
voting rights
d)
helps mass produce goods
18.
How did the Marshall plan try to stop the spread of communism in Western Europe after WWII?
a)
by providing government housing for refugees
b)
by providing military assistance to Vietnam
c)
by providing money to stop poverty
19.
Who was  the United States Senator who went on a hunt in the U.S. for communist.
a)
Nikita Khrushchev
b)
Joseph McCarthy
c)
Joseph Stalin
d)
JFK
20.
This is the name of the Organization that was created by Western European Countries, America and Canada to help contain the spread of Communism.
a)
United Nations
b)
Alliance
c)
League of Nations
d)
NATO
21.

What led to the creation of first suburban housing developments?

a)

Truman Doctrine

b)

Marshall Plan

c)

Brown v. Board of Education

d)

G.I. Bill of Rights

22.

What was a govt. sponsored creation of infrastructure and US military moved more efficiently?

a)

GI Bill of Rights

b)

National Interstate and Defense Highways Act

c)

Marshall Plan

d)

Truman Doctrine

23.

Who made sweeping claims against people with no evidence to back charges?

a)

Sputnik

b)

McCarthy

c)

Truman

d)

Eisenhower

24.

The creation of a national space program (NASA) was a main effect of

a)

McCarthyism

b)

the Korean War

c)

the launch of Sputnik

d)

The Marshall Plan

25.
The Increased demand in housing after WWII was due to the ...
a)
WWII baby boom and GI Bill
b)
Fear of communist influences inside the city
c)
Increased immigration
d)
Increased demand for automobiles
26.
Which development was a major result of the 1956 Interstate Highway Act?
a)
revitalization of family farms
b)
migration to the suburbs 
c)
 population shift to the Northeast
d)
 higher unemployment for the nation’s autoworkers
27.

Which of these was NOT a reason for the US economic boom after WWII?

a)

Women in the workforce

b)

Globalisation

c)

GI Bill of Rights

d)

Low taxes

28.

What was the area stretching from Florida to California that contained new high-tech industries known as?

a)

Rust Belt

b)

Blue Collar Belt

c)

Sun Belt

d)

Tech Belt

29.

What president warned about the military-industrial complex?

a)

JFK

b)

Truman

c)

Eisenhower

d)

LBJ

30.

A period of flourishing marriages and the resulting increased birthrate, applied most often to the demographic trend from 1946 to 1964.

a)

infant proliferation

b)

child inflation

c)

blessed addition

d)

baby boom

31.

Named after their developer, these housing tracts were inexpensive suburban developments of similarly-built homes.

a)

Cookie Cutter houses

b)

Brook Farm

c)

Levittowns

d)

Shaker communities

32.
President Truman adopted a new foreign policy during the Cold War know as the Truman Doctrine. What was the main goal of the Truman Doctrine?
a)
To expand trade with Europe
b)
To limit the build up of nuclear weapons
c)
To stop the spread of communism
d)
to send financial aid to Europe
33.
Who was the Senator who started rumors of the Red Scare?
a)
John F. Kennedy
b)
Joseph Stalin
c)
Neil Armstrong
d)
Joseph McCarthy
34.
What did Winston Churchill mean when he said an "iron curtain" descended across Europe? 
a)
the separation of Communist and capitalist nations
b)
a railroad system
c)
a divider made of iron that separated Europe into sections
d)
the Berlin Wall
35.
The migration (moving) of people during the 1950's moved from urban to _________________________ areas.
a)
suburban
b)
GI Bill
c)
arms race
d)
cultural divide
36.
Trends of the 1950's (middle class, highway system, suburbs) were a result of economic prosperity following ______.
a)
WW2
b)
GI Bill
c)
arms race
d)
suburban
37.
How did the GI Bill help soldiers?
a)
Offered Low Interest Loans and College Scholarships
b)
Gave free medical care to returning veterans
c)
Encouraged returning vets to rejoin the military
d)
Offered veterans bonus pay
38.
Rock and roll affected society in the United States by contributing to a _____________________________ between generations.
a)
cultural divide
b)
Soviet Union
c)
suburban
d)
communists
39.
A movie about a young woman falling for a Russian pianist titled Song of Russia would more likely be investigated by the ___________________________________________________.
a)
House Un-American Activities Committee
b)
GI Bill
c)
restricted
d)
suburban
40.
The Cold War was mostly a competition between
the United States and
a)
Great Britian
b)
Korea
c)
Soviet Union
d)
Germany
41.
What did Americans fear most about the Cuban Missile Crisis?
a)
The Soviets invading Cuba
b)
The spread of communism
c)
A nuclear war
d)
WWIII
42.
Who were the leaders of the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
a)
John F Kennedy & Nikita Khrushchev
b)
Nixon & Stalin
c)
John F. Kennedy & Mussolini
d)
Truman & Nikita Khrushchev
43.
What were the results of the Korean War?
a)
The two sections of Korea reunited
b)
North Korea & South Korea remained divided
c)
The Soviet Union took control of both sections of Korea
d)
China set up a communist government
44.
What were the opposing forms of government during the Cold War?
a)
communism & dictatorship
b)
democracy & capitalism
c)

communism & socialism

d)
capitalism & communism
45.
What event in the 1960's brought the world close to a nuclear war?
a)
The space race
b)
Berlin War
c)
The Cuban Missile Crisis
d)
The arms race
46.
Why was the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) formed in 1949?
a)
To end the Cold War
b)
To fly supplies to West Berlin
c)
To stop the spread of communism
d)
To set up capitalist economic systems
47.
How were the Korean War and Vietnam War similar?
a)
both were fought in Eastern Europe
b)
Both were fought to stop the Soviet Union from taking over
c)
Both were fought to stop the spread of communism
d)
Both were fought between the east and the west
48.
A competition between the Soviet Union and The United States to send people to space was called the __________________.
a)
Arms Race
b)
Space Race
c)
Snail Race
d)
Atomic Race
49.
_______________________________ is a war of ideas between communists and non-communists.
a)
Vietnam War
b)
The Cold War
c)
Korean War
d)
World War II
50.
The Soviet leader that helped Castro set up communist government in Cuba.
a)
Josef Stalin
b)
Benito Mussolini
c)
Nikita Khrushchev
d)
John F. Kennedy
51.
What type of economy did the Soviet Union have?
a)
socialist
b)
capitalist
c)
mercantile
d)
feudal
52.
Which of the following is an example of the Marshall Plan at work?   
a)
The United States set up the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
b)
The United States helped France rebuild its economy. 
c)
The United Nations sent military forces to Korea. 
d)
The Soviet Union blocked the city of Berlin. 
53.
The domino theory, which provided the basis for U.S. entry into the Vietnam War, was the belief that intervention was necessary to prevent —
a)
Communism from Southeast Asia
b)
Taiwan from joining the Warsaw Pact
c)
the loss of military bases in Asia
d)
the rise of China's economy
54.

What organization was formed to pursue world peace in 1945?

a)

United Nations

b)

NATO

c)

Warsaw Pact

d)

League of Nations

55.

Nixon's policy of relaxing tensions with the USSR

a)

Detenté

b)

Containment

c)

Domino Theory

d)

Brinksmanship

56.
During which war did the U.S. create the atomic bomb? 
a)
World War I
b)
World War II
c)
Korean War
d)
Vietnam War
57.

All of the following are true about the Holocaust EXCEPT:

a)

NAZI death camps were established throughout Europe under the supervision of the SS

b)

The Allied powers including the US had no knowledge of what was going on in the concentration camps

c)

Germany killed approximately 6 million Jews and maybe as many as 6 million others in camps

d)

Dacau, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Belsen-Bergen, and Treblinka were the main death camps

e)

To Hitler's way of thinking this would be a "Final Solution" to what he saw as the Jewish problem throughout Europe

58.

American women took part in the war effort during the years 1942-1945 by all of the following means EXCEPT

a)

specialized military draft for women in medical profession

b)

volunteer work in Red Cross, military canteens, other humanitarian efforts

c)

traditional women's jobs in the house

d)

Rosie the Riveter - industrial wartime production

e)

WAACs, WAVES, SPARs

59.

All of the following were ways in which Americans helped the war effort on the home front EXCEPT:

a)

bought war bonds to help finance the war

b)

conserved materials needed for the war

c)

organized community scrap drives

d)

protested the rationing program by the Office of Price Administration

e)

volunteered to serve in the armed forces

60.

The Double V campaign aimed at victory at home and abroad. What did victory at home look like?

a)

remove Axis spies

b)

become the "arsenal for democracy"

c)

eliminate racial prejudice and segregation

d)

eliminate restrictions based on gender

e)

share the profits gained from wartime production

61.
Codename for building of atomic bomb
a)
operation overlord
b)
manhattan project
c)
blair witch project 
d)
project 832
62.

In what year did World War II begin?

a)

1923

b)

1936

c)

1939

d)

1941

63.

Which statement is correct regarding ways that US citizens helped to contribute to the Allied war effort on the home front?

a)

growing Victory Gardens

b)

conducting scrap drives

c)

rationing the purchase of certain products

d)

all of the statements are correct

64.

During World War II, posters of Rosie the Riveter were used to:

a)

promote women's suffrage

b)

recruit women into wartime industries

c)

encourage women to serve in the armed forces

d)

support higher education for women

65.
How did WWII help the US get out of the Great Depression?
a)
This led to the US sending money to the Allies.
b)
The war led to more jobs, new technology and the creation of atomic energy.
c)
People spent more money to buy as much as possible.
66.
How did women's involvement in the workforce during World War 2 affect them after the war was over?
a)
Women gave up their rights
b)
Women started fighting for equal rights and more power
c)
Women stayed at home and kept quiet
d)
Women fought for the right to vote
67.
Why were Japanese Americans sent to internment camps?
a)
They threatened United States citizens
b)
They started fighting after the bombing of Pearl Harbor
c)
The government believed Japanese Americans were a threat
d)
The government wanted to kill all Japanese
68.

He was the originator of the March on Washington idea but he canceled when President Roosevelt desegregated the military and other government jobs.

a)

Martin Luther King Jr

b)

Ralph Abernathy

c)

A. Phillip Randolph

d)

Emmett Till

69.

What was the name of the female propaganda icon who represented female workers on the home front?

a)

Princess Peach

b)

Rosie the Riveter

c)

Mona the Manufacturer

d)

Jude the Obscure

70.

The _______ Program allowed roughly 4 million Mexican laborers to come to the US and work on primarily short-term, agricultural labor contracts.

a)

Gaucho

b)

Biblioteca

c)

Bracero

d)

Bravado

71.

The ________ Race Riots of _______ were one of the most deadly riots on the home front during WWII.

a)

Detroit; 1945

b)

Denver; 1943

c)

Lansing; 1945

d)

Detroit; 1943

72.

What is the name for JFK's legislative agenda?

a)

New Deal

b)

New Frontier

c)

Great Society

d)

Fresh Start

73.

Which JFK program made up of volunteers included helping people in developing nations?

a)

Public Works Administration

b)

Space Exploration

c)

Peace Corps

d)

Special Olympics

74.

The CIA was successful in carrying out covert actions in

a)

Hungary

b)

Korea

c)

Iran

d)

Egypt

75.

What was the purpose of the Marshall Plan?

a)

To help feed the people of Europe.

b)

To stop the spread of Communism.

c)

To help America's economy.

d)

All of the above.

76.

Which president is responsible for creating the CIA?

a)

John F. Kennedy.

b)

Dwight D. Eisenhower.

c)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

d)

Harry Truman

77.

In a capitalist system

a)

the state controls economic activity.

b)

elected officials control economic activity.

c)

the dictator controls economic activity.

d)

private citizens control economic activity.

78.

Accusations that communism was widely present in the U.S government and military were made by

a)

Douglas MacArthur.

b)

Joseph McCarthy.

c)

Alger Hiss.

d)

John Foster Dulles.

79.

Where did the Zoot Suit Riots take place?

a)

Phoenix, AZ

b)

Oakland, CA

c)

Los Angeles, CA

d)

Las Vegas, NV

80.

What event was the reason why Japanese-Americans were put in internment camps?

a)

Pearl Harbor

b)

Kristalnacht

c)

The Great Depression

d)

The Holocaust

81.

What were the two main reasons why African-Americans migrated from the South to the North and West during WW2?

a)

Weather and Fleeing Racist Terrorism

b)

Job opportunities and Weather

c)

Weather and Food

d)

Job opportunities and Fleeing Racist Terrorism

82.

Which group was used as a scapegoat by police and media during the Zoot Suit Riots?

a)

Zootsuiters (Mexican-American youth)

b)

Sailors (Mostly white soldiers)

83.

True or False, the military was racially segregated during WW2?

a)

True

b)

False

84.

What percentage of Japanese people put in internment camps were U.S. citizens?

a)

1/3 (33%)

b)

1/1 (100%)

c)

2/3 (66%)

d)

1/4 (25%)

85.

Despite enjoying and copying this form of Black music for entertainment during the 1930s and 1940s, __________, white Americans still did not allow African-Americans social and political equality.

a)

Soul & RnB

b)

Gospel

c)

Jazz & Blues

86.

Select all major cities listed that had riots due to racial tensions during WW2.

a)

Detroit, MI

b)

New York, NY

c)

Philadelphia, PA

d)

Chicago, IL

87.

Select all that is true about the Bracero Program

a)

The Braceros converted the agricultural fields of America into the most productive on Earth.

b)

The Braceros caused a great potato famine by using poor farming practices.

c)

Working conditions for these workers were harsh and often unsafe.

d)

Workers made a lot of money.

e)

Wages were low.

88.

Who was the Communist leader of North Vietnam?

a)

Ho Chi Minh

b)

Mao Zedong

c)

Kim Il Sung

d)

Douglas MacArthur

89.

What marked the start of the US containment policy?

a)

WW2

b)

The Potsdam Conference

c)

The Truman Doctrine

d)

The Korean War

90.

Which of the following are examples of the US attempt to contain communism?

a)

The Suez Crisis

b)

The Korean War

c)

The Hungarian Uprising

d)

The Vietnam War

e)

The Cuban Crisis

91.

When was the Korean War?

a)

1948 - 52

b)

1949 - 53

c)

1950 - 53

d)

1951 - 54

92.

When was the Cuban Crisis?

a)

1958 - 61

b)

1959 - 62

c)

1960 - 63

93.

The genocide of six million Jews committed by the Nazis was called the __________________.

a)

Black Plague

b)

Apartheid

c)

Reign of Terror

d)

Holocaust

94.

The event that brought the U.S. into WWII was the Japanese attack on __________________________.

a)

Washington, DC.

b)

New York City, New York

c)

Atlanta, Georgia

d)

Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

95.

Who Controlled East Germany

a)

France

b)

U.S.A

c)

Soviet Union

d)

Britain

96.

Who was in charge of the areas that would eventually become West Germany?

a)

France

b)

Britain

c)

USA

d)

Soviet Union

97.

East Germany had what form of government?

a)

Communism

b)

Fascist

c)

Democracy

d)

Socialism

98.

West Germany had what form of government?

a)

Capitalism

b)

Fascist

c)

Democracy

d)

Socialism

99.

What was the Berlin Airlift?

a)

When the US supplied food and goods to Berlin

b)

Taking people from East Berlin to West Berlin

c)

Dropping of bombs on Berlin

100.

Wanting all of Berlin for the Soviets, Stalin tried to force the Allies out by using what?

a)

a naval quarentine

b)

communism

c)

a blockade

101.

Why was The Berlin Wall built?

a)

To Keep The French Out

b)

To Keep The East Germans Out Of The West

c)

To Keep The Russians Out Of The East

d)

To Keep The British Out Of The West

102.

Why did East Berlinians want to escape to West Berlin?

a)

Free healthcare

b)

Better pay and more economic and personal freedom

c)

It had a better landscape

d)

Free education

103.

True or false: East German guards in guard towers were told to shoot anyone they saw trying to escape over the wall.

a)

True

b)

False

104.

Which side of the Berlin Wall was more colorful, able to be touched and decorated?

a)

Eastern / Communist side

b)

Western / Democratic side

c)

The Northern side

105.
Amendment that limits presidential terms (passed because of FDR’s 4th term)
a)
19th
b)
20th
c)
21st
d)
22nd
106.

What is "McCarthyism"?

a)

a campaign or practice that endorses the use of unfair allegations and investigations

b)

the practice of conducting careful research before submitting findings for further investigations

c)

an American politician who served as a Republican U.S. Senator from the state of Wisconsin from 1947-1957

107.

What was the policy of "Containment" ?

a)

the action of keeping something harmful under control or within limits.

b)

the policy of jailing all proven and suspected communist party members in the United States.

c)

foreign policy pursued by the United States beginning in the late 1940s in order to check the expansionist policy of the Soviet Union.

108.

What was "Blacklisting" ?

a)

The act of listing people or things that are regarded as unacceptable or untrustworthy and should be excluded or avoided.

b)

Listing items on a black piece of paper

c)

Listing of items that make a profit for businesses with very little cost.

109.

Which Alliance was the Communist countries and included the Soviet Union?

a)

Warsaw Pact

b)

NATO

c)

SEATO

110.

Which Alliance was made for the democracies of South East Asia?

a)

Warsaw Pact

b)

NATO

c)

SEATO

111.

The Marshall Plan looked to...

a)

Contain Communism

b)

Pay money to countries to not become Communist

112.

Blacklisting during the Red Scare was...

a)

When your career was over because you were accused of being a Communist

b)

When your career was over because you retired

c)

When your career was over because you were drafted into the military

d)

When your career was over because you had joined a Union

113.

When McCarthy accuses this group of being Communist the American people react negatively which ultimately ends McCarthyism.

a)

Military

b)

Movie Stars

c)

Politicians

114.

Dramatic increase in birth rate, especially in the years following WWII. This was due to so many people working and making a better living.

a)

Baby Boom ­

b)

Baby Gap

c)

GI Bill

d)

Transistor

115.

Dramatic increase in birth rate, especially in the years following WWII. This was due to so many people working and making a better living.

a)

Baby Boom ­

b)

Baby Gap

c)

GI Bill

d)

Transistor

116.

Mass production techniques to build inexpensive homes in suburban New York to help relieve the postwar housing shortage. This became a symbol of the movement to the suburbs in the years after WWII.

a)

Brooklyn

b)

Albany

c)

Levittown

d)

Manhattan

117.

This was invented in the 1920's it wasn't until the late 1950's that it became the primary source of information and entertainment.. In 1946 there were only 17,000 in America, but by 1957 there were 40 million.

a)

Radio

b)

Televisions

c)

Cell Phones

d)

Movie Theatres

118.

What Was The “Baby Boom?”

a)

The explosive most known for its baby like appearance.

b)

The temporary increase in birth rate.

c)

A popular show meant for babies during this time.

d)

A popular book meant to teach women how to be the best mother.

119.

What bill was passed to help soldiers readjust to civilian life after World War 2?

a)

G.I. Bill

b)

Taft-Hartley Act

c)

Civil Rights Act

d)

Bonus Army Bill

120.

The 1950s can best be described as a period of...

a)

Creativity & Dissent

b)

Consumption & Coordination

c)

Consumerism & Conformity

d)

Hondas & Toyotas

121.

Eisenhower warned the country about the dangerous growth of the...

a)

Soviet Nuclear Arsenal

b)

Federal Deficit

c)

Military-Industrial Complex

d)

Illuminati

122.

During the 1950s, many Americans migrated away from the "Rust Belt" to states in the South & West known as the...

a)

Sun Belt

b)

Ice Belt

c)

Bible Belt

d)

Cotton Belt

123.

New technological mass media device that revolutionized culture & entertainment during the 1950s

a)

Internet

b)

Radio

c)

Tik Tok

d)

Television

124.

This phenomenon drove Americans to buy things to fit in with their peers.

a)

Rollin' with the Rissers

b)

Shopping with the Smiths

c)

Keeping up with the Joneses

d)

Living like a Rockstar

125.

Literary movement of artists & writers who encouraged nonconformity during the 1950s.

a)

Transcendentalist Movement

b)

Beat Movement

c)

Counterculture Movement

d)

Harlem Shake

126.

He became the 1st African American to play Major League Baseball in 1947.

a)

Jesse Owens

b)

Jackie Robinson

c)

Hank Aaron

d)

Willie Mayes

127.

This population shift led to a loss of economic resources & increased urban poverty during the 1950s.

a)

Great Migration

b)

Urban Colonization

c)

White Flight

d)

Urban Explosion

128.

During the 1950s many middle class/wealthy families moved to the...

a)

Suburbs

b)

Cities

c)

Beach

d)

Mountains

129.
The G.I. Bill gave over 2 million veterans access to what?
a)
college & housing loans
b)
manufacturing jobs
c)
free health care
d)
food stamps
130.

During the 1950s, women were

a)

encouraged to work in the defense industries

b)

encouraged to become housewives

c)

welcomed into the workforce

d)

elected into public office in large numbers

131.

Why did many American cities begin to decline after World War II?

a)

Middle class white families moved to suburbs

b)

There was an increase in taxes

c)

They weren't being rebuilt from damage incurred during war

d)

There was a decrease in segregated public housing

132.

-it helped create a shared sense of national identity in America.

-It gave Americans daily access to news, entertainment, and sports.

-It helped to end the isolation felt in rural areas of the U.S.

-Only 1,000,000 Americans owned one in 1949; by 1969 44,000,000 Americans owned one.


These notes would be of greatest value to a student who was writing a report titled

a)

The Interstate Highway System

b)

The Importance of the Telephone

c)

The Invention of the Home Computer

d)

The Impact of Television on America

133.

TV programs in the 1950's often

a)

gave equal air time to minority groups

b)

did not use advertising via commercials

c)

showed families with the father as the breadwinner and the mother as the homemaker

d)

started what became known as "reality" tv