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Chapter 27 humanities II
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1
The GI Bill of Rights included all
except
...
gave soldiers a completely paid off house in the suburbs
offered soldiers low interest, federally guaranteed loans
pay soldiers tuition for school
granted soldiers a years worth of unemployment
2
Means of communication that reach large audiences. Ex: TV developed at lightning speed
mass media
super communication
development of rapid technology
widespread news
3
Urban renewal was:
solution to housing problem in inner cities
removal of crime from inner cities
the donation of millions from the wealthy to inner cities
the creation of brand new cities
4
Eliminated US economic support & protection of Native Americans. NA's resettled in cities.
Relocation of Native Americans
termination policy
new America
independent strategy
5
T/F: Companies purposely designed their products to become obsolete in order to sell more.
False: instead, they planned to save the consumer money
True: planned obsolescence
6
What type of music are musicians Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker known for?
rhythm and blues
disco
rock 'n' roll
jazz
7
Mexicans brought into US during WWII but didn't leave when employment ended, stayed illegally:
North American Immigrant Program
braceros
laborers
manual labor immigrants
8
A company that offers similar products or services in many locations is called a:
branch
super company
monopoly
franchise
9
Where were the houses that William Levitt mass produced for less than $7,000?(became Levittown)
suburbs
in the south
rural areas
cities
10
Government agency that regulates and licenses TV, telephone, telegraph, radio, etc. industries.
Federal Media Management (FMM)
Government in Communication (GC)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Media and Communication Commission (MCC)
11
By the 1950s, the middle class had doubled in size since WWII. _____ became equated to success.
consumerism & how much stuff you bought
the amount of hours you worked a week
a solid reputation around town
how many children you could support
12
A major corporation that includes multiple smaller companies in unrelated industries is called:
corporate umbrella
father business
conglomerate
monopoly
13
Dr. Jonas Salk developed the vaccine for:
flu
polio
typhoid fever
chicken pox
14
The __ expressed the social and literary nonconformity of artists, poets, and writers.
new age art
beat movement
weary original creation
rhythm revolution
15
When did the unprecedented population explosion known as the baby boom happen?
late 1940s- early 1960s
the year 1941
1930-1940
late 1960s-late 1970s
16
After FDR died in 1945, who became president?
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
17
What did Alan Freed, radio disc jockey, call his music that grew from three other music genres?
rock 'n' roll
country
pop
rhythm and blues
18
The Dixiecrats were created by Southern Democrats to protest:
Truman's emphasis on civil rights
Truman's role in inflation
The Fair Deal
Labor Unrest
19
Truman's Fair Deal was
not
...
focused on reforms for the wealthy
an extension of FDR's New Deal
an ambitious economic program
a proposal for nationwide health insurance