The Dixiecrats were strong supporters of Truman's civil rights policies.

President Truman threatened to ___ striking workers to prevent strikes from crippling the nation.

The vast majority of new homes in the 1950s were built in the ___ .

With more money to spend and an increased number of products to buy, ___ became an American way of life.

Most Americans in the 1960s relied on ___ as their primary source of entertainment and information.

The expression of nonconformity by ___ developed into the beat movement.

Most ___ enjoyed the prosperity of the postwar period.

The factor that most contributed to the upset win of Truman in the 1948 election was

In the 1950s, both the beat movement and rock 'n' roll were viewed as forms of

In response to the postwar housing crisis, developers such as William Levitt offered standardized, mass-produced homes in small residential communities known as ghettos.

The Dixiecrats were Southern Democrats who opposed civil rights and claimed to be concerned about protecting "the Southern way of life."

The height of this unprecedented population explosion was in 1957.