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- Q1author of the play "A Raisin in the Sun," about a working-class African American familyChuck BerryLorraine HansberryAlan GinsbergAlbert Sabin30s
- Q2mountainous region of the United States that stretches from Georgia to New Yorkthe Sierra NevadaAppalachiaRockiesThe Great Plains30s
- Q3African American musician who recorded hit rock ’n’ roll songs in the 1950sChuck BerryShakiraJerry Lee LewisWhitney Houston30s
- Q4States’ Rights, or Dixiecrat, Party candidate for president in 1948Thurgood MarshallJohn RobertsJoe BidenStrom Thurmond30s
- Q5beat poet who criticized modern American life for its sterility, conformity, and emptinessFrida KahloJohn GilliganPablo PicassoAllen Ginsberg30s
- Q6early computer that handled business dataMacintoshUNIVACMicrosoftWarCom30s
- Q7researcher who developed an oral vaccine for polioLouis PasteurAlbert EinsteinAlbert SabinMarie Curie30s
- Q8the largest public works program in American historyTennessee Valley AuthorityFood and Drug AdministrationI.C.E.Federal Highway Act30s
- Q9work that takes place mostly in offices, instead of in factoriesIndustrialblue-collar jobsservice sectorwhite-collar jobs30s
- Q10term for the cultural separation between children and their parentsTalkin' 'bout my GenerationGeneration Xgeneration gapThe Lost Generation30s
- Q11A key factor that enabled the U.S. economy to continue to grow after World War II wasexpansion of the labor marketgovernment interventionincreased consumer spendinginflation and higher prices30s
- Q12After World War II, the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act—popularly called the GI Bill—made it possible for many returning soldiers tobuy homesfind blue-collar jobsmake careers in the militarymove into the nation’s urban centers30s
- Q13President Harry Truman’s legislative agenda included expanding Social Security, increasing the minimum wage, and promoting employment through federal spending and investment, as well asending government price and rent controlsabolishing the Reconstruction Finance Corporationenacting a broad civil rights billenacting a federal highway bill30s
- Q14For President Dwight D. Eisenhower, “dynamic conservatism” meant a policy approach that balanced economic conservatism withactivism in areas that would benefit the countryincreases in government aid to American businessesan escalation of the Korean Wara program to spend more on schools and public housing30s
- Q15According to John Kenneth Galbraith, postwar America had an “economy of abundance” because ofthe growth of suburbshuge numbers of workers returning from the warthe new consumer culturenew business techniques and improved technologies30s