The Cold War II

Gave education and employment aid to returning WWII veterans

agency that attempted to prepare Americans to survive a nuclear attack

a common name used to describe the sharp increase in births between 1945 and 1964

law that authorized spending $32 billion dollars to build 41,000 miles of highway

the Soviet Union launched this tiny satellite in 1957 ahead of the United States

music that started in the gospel and blues tradition of African-Americans

large-scale buying of goods, much of it using credit

competition between the United States and the USSR to develop technology for a moon landing