Unit 3: 1950s and The Cold War

The Rosenburgs were accused of giving the Soviets Nuclear secrets and were...

In the 1950s, most White Americans moved to Suburbs while most Black Americans moved to ____.

The 1950s saw a rise in Rock n Roll. All of these were popular musical artists EXCEPT...

The Truman Doctrine explained America would offer economic, political, and military aid to those resisting _______.

The GI Bill gave returning veterans everything EXCEPT...

McCarthy ultimately was censured and died from _____.

This person was the host of a popular talk show during the 1950s.

Churchill described the Eastern Block of communist countries as the...

McCarthy claimed he had a paper with the names of over 100 Communists working in _____.

The ____ movement was founded by youth who were disillusioned and against 1950s conformity.

The Long Telegram by George Kennan advocated for this policy to deal with Soviet aggression.

The most famous of the new Suburban housing developments were called _____.

In order to protect Western Europe from Soviet Aggression, ____ was formed.

The ____ was established to investigate Hollywood for possible Communist influence.

The 1950s saw a large increase in ____ deliquency, like car theft.

By the end of the 1950s, around ____ of households owned a TV.

The Federal Highway Act was the largest and most expensive ______ in U.S. history.

An era of competition & confrontation between the U.S. and USSR is...

This city was divided between France, Great Britain, America, and the USSR after WWII.

Joseph McCarthy was a _____ from Wisconsin.

____ States were those countries under Soviet Influence.

The Marshall plan offered _____ assitance to the Western European countries rebuilding after WWII.

The Korean War was an example of a _____ war, fought with aid from the US and USSR on opposing sides.

By the end of the 1950s, most Americans worked _____ collar jobs.

McCarthyism is accusing people of being Communist often with ____ evidence.