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| made generous provisions for sending the former solders to school. talking about ww2 veterans |
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| describe the path of labor organization post ww2; give example |
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| unsuccessful; inhibited and reversed by second wave of red fear; Taft-Hartley Act; failure of operation dixie |
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| Taft-Harley Act restricted and required |
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it restricted union/strikes
also required anti-communist oath from labors |
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| post ww2 america saw the rise of the ... class |
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| military industrial complex |
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| Beginning in 1965, how does the U.S. alter immigration to America |
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| weakens immigration restrictions; more people from Asia, n 1st time restricts western european immigration |
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| T/F: post ww2 saw the growth and prosperity of cities mainly |
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| f; it was the "white-flight" into the suburbs and thus growth and prosperity of the sub-urbs |
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| identical, mass produced houses |
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| theory that if one country falls to communism, the rest falls |
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| term used to describe the heat of the cuban missle crisis |
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| This administration made it possible for many whites to own a home in the suburbs. It made home-loan guarantees. |
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| FHA. federal housing administration |
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| international organization that promoted free trade |
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| imf, international monetary fund |
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| the national security act in 1947 created the ... |
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| Nixon's famous televised speech |
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