Title: Dawn of Mass Culture pg
Author: Ephron
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Post WWII America pp. 794-807
1. GI Bill				   	   14. Baby Boom
2. Congress outlaws closed shops		   	   15. White-collar workers outnumber blue-collar workers	  
3. Congress doesn’t pass Truman’s National 		   16. Multinational Corporations
   Healthcare Insurance or Civil Rights bills		   17. Franchises
4. Democrats split as Dixiecrats and liberals leave	   18. Invention of transistors allows for small radios
5. National Security Act creates the CIA		   19. Invention of computers
6. Upset victory as Truman defeats Dewey 		   20. Jet airplanes increase airline travel
7. Truman calls for congress to pass his “fair deal” 	   21. Jonas Salk invents polio vaccine
8. Eisenhower wins the presidency in 1952		   20. Invention of CPR & chemotherapy extend people’s lives
9. Eisenhower ends Reconstruction Finance Corp and   21. Effective treatment finally reduces tuberculosis cases	
    cuts back on the Tennessee Valley Authority	   22. Television booms & sitcoms are born
10. Eisenhower gets congress to pass the largest public 23. Cinemascope helps save cinema industry from television
      works program, the Federal Highway Act	   24. Automobile saves radio industry from television
11. Eisenhower successfully shifts the nation to a 	   25. Rise rock-n-roll and Elvis Presley
      peacetime economy				   26. Generation gap
12. Economic boom sees consumer spending and 	   27. The Beat movement
      Advertising surge				   28. Little Richard & Chuck Barry inspire the Beatles
13. Growth of suburbs booms as housing is affordable

Post WWII America pp. 794-807
1. GI Bill				   	   14. Baby Boom
2. Congress outlaws closed shops		   	   15. White-collar workers outnumber blue-collar workers	  
3. Congress doesn’t pass Truman’s National 		   16. Multinational Corporations
   Healthcare Insurance or Civil Rights bills		   17. Franchises
4. Democrats split as Dixiecrats and liberals leave	   18. Invention of transistors allows for small radios
5. National Security Act creates the CIA		   19. Invention of computers
6. Upset victory as Truman defeats Dewey 		   20. Jet airplanes increase airline travel
7. Truman calls for congress to pass his “fair deal” 	   21. Jonas Salk invents polio vaccine
8. Eisenhower wins the presidency in 1952		   20. Invention of CPR & chemotherapy extend people’s lives
9. Eisenhower ends Reconstruction Finance Corp and   21. Effective treatment finally reduces tuberculosis cases	
    cuts back on the Tennessee Valley Authority	   22. Television booms & sitcoms are born
10. Eisenhower gets congress to pass the largest public 23. Cinemascope helps save cinema industry from television
      works program, the Federal Highway Act	   24. Automobile saves radio industry from television
11. Eisenhower successfully shifts the nation to a 	   25. Rise rock-n-roll and Elvis Presley
      peacetime economy				   26. Generation gap
12. Economic boom sees consumer spending and 	   27. The Beat movement
      Advertising surge				   28. Little Richard & Chuck Barry inspire the Beatles
13. Growth of suburbs booms as housing is affordable

Post WWII America pp. 794-807
1. GI Bill				   	   14. Baby Boom
2. Congress outlaws closed shops		   	   15. White-collar workers outnumber blue-collar workers	  
3. Congress doesn’t pass Truman’s National 		   16. Multinational Corporations
   Healthcare Insurance or Civil Rights bills		   17. Franchises
4. Democrats split as Dixiecrats and liberals leave	   18. Invention of transistors allows for small radios
5. National Security Act creates the CIA		   19. Invention of computers
6. Upset victory as Truman defeats Dewey 		   20. Jet airplanes increase airline travel
7. Truman calls for congress to pass his “fair deal” 	   21. Jonas Salk invents polio vaccine
8. Eisenhower wins the presidency in 1952		   20. Invention of CPR & chemotherapy extend people’s lives
9. Eisenhower ends Reconstruction Finance Corp and   21. Effective treatment finally reduces tuberculosis cases	
    cuts back on the Tennessee Valley Authority	   22. Television booms & sitcoms are born
10. Eisenhower gets congress to pass the largest public 23. Cinemascope helps save cinema industry from television
      works program, the Federal Highway Act	   24. Automobile saves radio industry from television
11. Eisenhower successfully shifts the nation to a 	   25. Rise rock-n-roll and Elvis Presley
      peacetime economy				   26. Generation gap
12. Economic boom sees consumer spending and 	   27. The Beat movement
      Advertising surge				   28. Little Richard & Chuck Barry inspire the Beatles
13. Growth of suburbs booms as housing is affordable