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| 315591275 | Khrushchev and Eisenhower's more relaxed policy toward each other | Peaceful coexistence | 0 | |
| 315591276 | Democratic Presidential candidate in 1952 and 1956 | Stevenson | 1 | |
| 315591277 | The Soviet's were the first to put this satellite into outer space | Sputnik | 2 | |
| 315591278 | Iran's prime minister who was ousted by covert operations | Mossedegh | 3 | |
| 315591279 | CIA agent who led Operation Ajax | Roosevelt (Kermit) | 4 | |
| 315591280 | Threatening to use all force necessary to deter your enemy | Massive retaliation | 5 | |
| 315591281 | In 1954 the US overthrew the leader of this country | Guatemala | 6 | |
| 315591282 | Eisenhower's Vice President | Nixon | 7 | |
| 315591283 | Leader who the United States had a close relationship with in Iran | Shah | 8 | |
| 315591284 | Agency created to keep up with he USSR in the Space Race | NASA | 9 | |
| 315591285 | Eisenhower's containment program that cut defense spending on conventional weapons | new look | 10 | |
| 315591286 | the US military budget increased by this much due to the Korean War | 40 billion | 11 | |
| 315591287 | these type of drills took place in the united states | duck and cover | 12 | |
| 315591288 | The Vanguared was the United State's first.. | satellite (failed) | 13 | |
| 315591289 | Yuri Gargarin was.... | the first person in space | 14 | |
| 315591290 | Eisenhower was... | the supreme commander of NATO forces in Europe | 15 | |
| 315591291 | Eisenhower was the ... | republican candidate | 16 | |
| 315591292 | New look program was supposed to... | maintain the vitality of the United States, deter enemy's with the threat of nuclear war, using the CIA to carry out covert actions, and to strengthen ties with the allies | 17 | |
| 315591293 | Massive retaliation was also known as | Brinkmanship | 18 | |
| 315591294 | Arbenz | Leader of Guatemala | 19 | |
| 315591295 | Eisenhower's secretary of state | Josh Foster Dulles | 20 | |
| 315591296 | New head of the Soviet Union | Nikita Khrushchev | 21 | |
| 315591297 | placing under government control | nationalized | 22 | |
| 315591298 | Eisenhower Doctrine | Policy of president Eisenhower that stated that the united states would use force to help any nation threatened by communism | 23 | |
| 315591299 | demobilization | sending home members of the army | 24 | |
| 315591300 | GI bill of rights | eased the return of world war II veterans by providing education and employment aid | 25 | |
| 315591301 | Taft-Hartley Act | a law that restricted the power of labor unions | 26 | |
| 315591302 | Interstate Highway act | authorized funds to build 41,000 miles of highway consisting of multi-lane expressways that would connect the nation's major cities. | 27 | |
| 315591303 | franchise businesses | allows a company to distribute its products or services through retail outlets owned by independent operators | 28 | |
| 315591304 | multinational corporation | companies that produce and sell their goods and services all over the world | 29 | |
| 315591305 | California master plan | called for three tiers of higher education, all of which were to be accessible to all of the state's citizens | 30 | |
| 315591306 | median family income | average family income | 31 | |
| 315591307 | consumerism | large scale buying, much of it on credit | 32 | |
| 315591308 | nuclear family | ideal or typical household with a father, mother, and children | 33 | |
| 315591309 | beatniks | small group of american writers and artists that critiqued american society | 34 | |
| 315591310 | urban renewal | government programs for redevelopment of urban areas | 35 | |
| 315591311 | termination policy | ended all programs monitored by the Bureau of Indian Affairs; also ended federal responsibility for the health and welfare of Native Americans | 36 |
