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Chapter 1718 Review The Uneasy Peace The Postwar Era

What was the cornerstone idea of U.S. foreign policy during the cold war?Containment. True or FalseMinority groups had no trouble finding available housing in the growing suburbs of the 1950s. False. Policy of responding to a nuclear attack with a full arsenal nuclear counterattack. Massiv

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Chapter 1718 Review The Uneasy Peace The Postwar Era

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    1. Chapter 17&18 Review “The Uneasy Peace” & “The Postwar Era”

    2. What was the cornerstone idea of U.S. foreign policy during the cold war? Containment

    3. True or False Minority groups had no trouble finding available housing in the growing suburbs of the 1950s. False

    4. Policy of responding to a nuclear attack with a full arsenal nuclear counterattack. Massive Retaliation

    5. This doctrine of containment was first applied when the U.S. gave aid to Greece and Turkey to help them resist communist subjugation. The Truman Doctrine

    6. This woman wrote a book about the frustrations of many women due to the lack of opportunity in the 1950s & 60s called The Feminine Mystique Betty Friedan

    7. What was the name of the popular suburban development of “cookie-cutter” houses that first sprang up in Long Island, New York? Levittown

    8. What president fired General Douglas MacArthur for insubordination during the Korean War? Harry Truman

    9. True or False Americans had more discretionary income than ever before during the 1950s. True

    10. What event was probably the closest that the U.S. and the Soviets came to launching a nuclear war? Cuban Missile Crisis

    11. What country was “lost” to communism in 1949? China

    12. Who was considered a medical hero for developing the first polio vaccine? Dr. Jonas Salk

    13. What president was credited with the building of the interstate highway system? Dwight D. Eisenhower

    14. The arms race heated up after the Soviets launched what? Sputnik

    15. What did critics call President Eisenhower’s policy of never backing down from Communists? Brinkmanship

    16. What was the best way to prevent nuclear war according to most Americans? Have bigger and better bombs

    17. What was the large population increase of the postwar era called? Baby boom

    18. What was the name of the successful American plan to help rebuild Europe and eliminate conditions favorable to communism? The Marshall Plan

    19. What superpower wanted to spread capitalism and protect democracies throughout the world after WWII? U.S.

    20. What superpower wanted a weak and powerless Germany after WWII? Soviet Union

    21. True or False 1950s television encouraged women to look for new opportunities and break from traditional roles. False

    22. These were built in backyards throughout the 1950s due to fear of a nuclear attack. Bomb Shelters

    23. What were developing countries that were neither loyal to the U.S. nor to the Soviets called? (Hint: they became a cold war battleground) Emerging Nations

    24. Name one thing the G.I. Bill offered financial aid for… Education, housing, farming, starting businesses

    25. True or False The Berlin Airlift helped improve relations between the U.S. and Germany after WWII. True

    26. What CIA operation in Cuba, that was ordered by Kennedy, was considered an embarrassing failure? Bay of Pigs Invasion

    27. American military forces were successful in the Korean War until the North Koreans were reinforced by what country? China

    28. True or False The Soviets resented the fact that the United States refused to recognize the Soviet Union after the Bolshevik Revolution. True

    29. The purpose of this bill was to ease the transition from military to civilian life for veterans returning home from WWII. G.I. Bill

    30. True or False President Truman warned the nation of an increasing military-industrial complex that could have too much influence over U.S. foreign policy False…it was Eisenhower

    31. Who was the leader of the Communists in China Mao Zedong

    32. Who was the writer who wrote about the persistent issue of poverty in America even during times of prosperity? Michael Harrington

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