1950s Post War/Cold War

Which organization was created to defend the United States and its allies?

What statement is true concerning the division of Germany after WWII?

What did Americans do as a result of nuclear testing?

The idea that Communism cannot be allowed to spread beyond Soviet Union is known as:

Of the following espionage cases, which led to the execution of the defendant(s)?

The hunt for Communists was known/labeled as what?

The increase in birth's between 1946-1965 is known as?

How did the Korean War end?

What committee was created to investigate for possible communists working in the government and industries like film?

What describes the division of Germany after WWII?

What was the phenomena of middle class whites leaving the cities for the suburbs called?

Which of the following happened in 1949?

People who rejected the goals of the 1950s and instead looked to art, literature, drugs, and "alternative" lifestyles?

What was the policy of threatening everything short of war known as?

What was the U-2 Incident?

The prosperity of the 50s led to a rise in new products for people to buy, causing this to become a way of American life

What was the Warsaw Pact?

What invention became extremely popular during the 1950s for its entertainment and information uses?

Where were most new housing developments being built in the 50s?

What policy became popular in cities where old neighborhoods were torn down to build high-rise, low-income housing?

What kind of effects did nuclear testing have in the 1950s?

This provided Western European countries with $13 billion in aid to rebuild after WWII:

Which of the following is NOT true of Rock n' Roll during the 1950's?

The purpose of the Berlin Airlift was to?

What was not included in the G.I. Bill of Rights?

Why did the U.S. go to war in Korea?