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economic relief and job programs in the depression |
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Gave government responsibility to aid people in trouble |
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Center of safety net, provided insurance and feeral old age pension |
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New and winning combination of democratic voters who elected FDR 4 times, the Truman, Kennedy and LBJ |
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Golden age for US workers |
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Postwar era economic shift |
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Production --> Consumption |
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A way of life centered on what you buy |
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Traits that define suburbs |
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Location outside a city, low density/single family home; achitectural similarity, easy availability; economic and racial homogeneity |
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mass production of housing in NY 1947 |
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George Kennan 1946 - US must oppose Soviet expansion |
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1947 - US will intervene anywhere to resist armed minorities |
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1947 - massive US effort to rebuild Europe's economy |
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Formed National Security Council (NSC) and CIA |
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1948 US uses planes to block Soviet effort to control Berlin |
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1950 - NSC Document in favor of Cold War |
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1950 - millitary alliance of US, Canada, W Europe |
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1950-1953 - direct resul of Cold War idea of Containment |
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1950-1954 The Red Scare and tensions rise amid communist accusations |
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1954 - Required school integration |
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1961 organized by Congress of Racial Equality and SNCC |
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Sudent Nonviolent Coordinating Committee |
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1964 - Ended segregated public facilities |
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1965 - removed all barriers to voter registration for blacks |
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Founded the magazine for women |
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