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Unit 13 Review
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1
Who developed the injectable polio vaccine?
Alexander Fleming
Albert Sabin
Louis Pasteur
Jonas Salk
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Why was the Federal Highway Act passed in 1956?
To create jobs during an economic downturn
Because the need for better roads increased as more Americans owned cars
To reduce the number of cars on the road
To promote the use of public transportation
3
What were some reasons people moved to the suburbs?
To escape the crimes and congestion of the city
To be closer to cultural activites
Because of natural disasters
To find employment
4
What did Americans begin to do with their disposable income during the 1950s?
They saved more than ever before
They began spending on new consumer goods
They invested in stocks and bonds
They decreased their overall spending
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What new form of music did white artists create by making music that stemmed from African American sounds?
Blues
Hip Hop
Jazz
Rock n Roll
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What types of programs were included in early television?
Music videos, educational programs, and infomercials
Comedies, variety shows, and action programs
News, sports, and documentaries
Reality shows, game shows, and talk shows
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How did the government encourage the growth of families after World War II?
By imposing penalties on childless couples
By providing free education to all children
By offering tax incentives for single individuals
By offering GI benefits for home purchases
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What was the 1950s known for in terms of economic conditions in America?
Decrease in disposable income and consumer spending
Incredible prosperity and abundant goods and services
Scarcity of goods and services
Decline in business techniques and technology
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The purpose of the GI Bill was to provide funds to help veterans establish businesses, buy homes, and go to college.?
False
True
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Why were the 1950s different for teens trying to separating themselves from their parents compared to other generations?
Teens were more interested in politics.
Teens had disposable income for entertainment
Teens had more educational resources.
Teens had greater access to international travel.
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What did the 22nd Amendment limit for a president?
The amount of executive orders they can sign
The power to declare war without Congress
The age at which they can be elected
The number of terms they can serve in office
12
Which of the following was NOT a factor that contributed to the baby boom?
Young couples starting families after postponing marriage during WWII
Popular culture's disapproval of pregnancy and parenthood
Popular culture celebrating pregnancy, parenthood, and large families
Government encouragement of family growth through GI benefits
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What was the shift to white-collar jobs partly the result of?
The introduction of new technology and management innovations
The end of the industrial era
The reduction of new technology
The decrease in business opportunities
14
What event caused the US birth rate to explode after World War II?
The Industrial Revolution
The Great Depression
The Cold War
The Baby Boom
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What happened to the American economy after the war despite the initial worries?
The economy faced a severe depression.
The economy shifted entirely to agricultural production.
The economy became dependent on military contracts.
The economy continued to grow.