8.1: US Global Leadership: The United States responded to an uncertain postwar world by asserting and working to maintain a position of global leadership, with far-reaching domestic and international consequences.
8.2: Civil Rights & Government Expansion: New movements for civil rights and liberal efforts to expand the role of government generated a range of political and cultural responses.
8.3: Postwar Economic & Demographic Changes: Postwar economic and demographic changes had far-reaching consequences for American society, politics, and culture.
Levittown
Taft-Hartley Act
Containment
Truman Doctrine & Marshall Plan
Second Red Scare
McCarthyism
Korean War
HUAC (House Un-American Activities Committee)
Warren Court Protections
Televangelism
Brown v. Board of Education
Space Race
Counterculture
Cuban Missile Crisis
Stagflation
Medicare and Medicaid
Federal Highway System
Sunbelt and Rustbelt Decline
Environmental Protections
Southern Strategy
Immigration Act of 1965
Vietnam War
My Lai Massacre
Kent State Shootings
Nixon Doctrine
Camp David Accords
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
NATO
Great Society
Bay of Pigs
SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
Peace Corps
Watergate Scandal
Détente
Kitchen Debates
War Powers Act
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Freedom Summer
Executive Order 9066
Iranian Hostage Crisis
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Watts Riots
Battle of University of California, Berkeley
Black Panther Party platform
Miranda v. Arizona decision
"The Other America"
Stonewall Riots
America & National Identity (NAT)
Work, Exchange, & Technology (WXT)
Geography & the Environment (GEO)
Migration & Settlement (MIG)
Politics and Power (PCE)
America in the World (WOR)
American & Regional Culture (ARC)
Social Structures (SOC)
Iron Curtain Speech by Winston Churchill
Long Telegram
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
NSC-68
Gideon v. Wainwright decision
Letter from Birmingham Jail
Port Huron Statement
Silent Spring
Young Americans for Freedom's Sharon Statement with right
LBJ's "Great Society" speech in 1964
Cold War Policies (1945-1980): Containment to Détente
Second Red Scare: Causes and Effects
Economic Growth After WWII: Causes
Internal Migration & Sunbelt Growth: Factors
Homogenous Culture Following WWII: Causes and Effects
Civil Rights Movement Expansion Through 1960s: Causes
Military-Industrial Complex: Debates
Cold War Conflict in Latin America: US Intervention
Non-Aligned Countries & Cold War Intervention in Africa & Middle East: Impact
Vietnam War: Causes and Effects
Decline in Confidence of US Government in the 1970s: Factors
Liberalism in the Mid-1960s & Conservative Movement Response: Goals
Great Society: Goals, Accomplishments, & Concerns on Poverty
Civil Rights Movement: Expansion and Extension
Protest Movements & Counterculture: Growth
Environmental Policy: Changes
Evangelical Movements Associated with Conservatives: Rise
Nativism - Second Red Scare
Decline in Unions
Conservative Backlash to Change
Technological Innovations Promoting Culture
Discriminatory Practices
Debates Over Role of Government
Government Regulation of Environment
Federal Support for Civil Rights
Cold War
Distrust of Government
Gay Rights
Federal Highway System
Military-Industrial Complex