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| To help ease veterans’ return to civilian life, Congress passed this… | GI Bill |
| As more people migrated out of the cities, these were formed… | Suburbs |
| Who became President after Franklin D. Roosevelt’s death? | Truman |
| During the 1948 election, Southern Democrats who did not support the president became known as ... | dixiecrats |
| This became an extension of FDR’s New Deal legislation… | Fair Deal |
| What campaign slogan did Eisenhower run under? | I LIKE IKE |
| What type of fund was often designed for corrupt practices, such as bribery? | laundered |
| Which individual was involved with this type of fund? | Nixon |
| What were the huge Civil Rights events that took place during the Eisenhower era? | Brown v. Board of Education and the Rosa Parks incident |
| Eisenhower’s greatest domestic achievement was… | Interstate Highways |
| When a major corporation includes a number of smaller companies in unrelated industries is called a... | Conglomerate |
| When a company offers similar products or services in many locations it is called a | Franchise |
| Who paid McDonalds $2.7 million to open a store in San Bernardino, California? | Ray Kroc |
| During the late 1940’s and through the 60’s there was an unusual amount of births. This was known as the | Baby boom |
| Of the following, who developed a vaccine for polio? | Dr. Jonas Salk |
| When manufacturers purposely designed goods to wear out, they were doing this? | planned obsolescence |
| Means of communication that reached large audiences was also called? | Mass media |
| This government agency regulates and licenses television, telephone, telegraph, radio and other communications? | Federal Communication Commission |
| This movement expressed the social and literary nonconformity of artists, poets, and writers | counterculture |
| When millions of middle-class white Americans left the cities for the suburbs | White Flight |
