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Which of the following was not a reason of escalation of the Cold War?
a) Terrorism
b) Nuclear Arms Race
c) Space Race
d) Communism

What caused the Government to censure civil rights and liberties here at home during the Cold War?
a) The War Abroad
b) Nuclear Arms Race
c) Red Scare
d) G.I. Bill

Where was the first physical fight against communism in the Cold War for the United States?
a) Vietnam
b) China
c) Korea
d) Germany

In the 1950s, this was the ideal or typical household with a father, mother, and children:
a) Normal Family
b) Nuclear Family
c) Suburban Family
d) Urban Family

The increase in births between 1945 and 1964 is referred to as what?
a) Population Shifts
b) Post-WWII Boom
c) Urban Renewal
d) Baby Boom

This eased the return of World War II veterans by providing education and employment aid:
a) G.I. Bill
b) Taft-Hartley Act
c) Marshall Plan
d) McCarthyism

Congress increased federal funding for education in the 1950s largely because of
a) rising migration
b) massive population shifts
c) The Soviet Union's space program
d) McCarthyism

Rock and Roll music
a) became a symbol of youth culture
b) was favored by adults
c) grew out of a subversive communist movement
d) developed as a southern alternative to rhythm and blues music

In the 1950s, the federal government encouraged Native Americans to
a) stay on their reservations
b) elect new governments
c) assimilate into American society
d) spread their native traditions

As a result of the Cuban Missile Crisis, Khrushchev
a) became a more powerful leader
b) won many American supporters
c) developed radical new policies
d) lost political support

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