Across
- 2. A type of hysteria about finding enemies within the government, named after a Republican senator who charged that 205 Communists were still working for the State Department in 1950.
- 8. Rapid increase in the birth rate as soldiers came home from war, getting married and starting families.
- 9. A New York couple who was found guilty of treason and was executed in 1953.
- 11. Originally established in 1939 to seek out Nazis, this congressional committee was reactivated in the postwar years to find communists.
- 13. Provided government-funded education and cheap housing to soldiers returning home from war.
- 16. President at the end of World War II and reelected in 1948.
- 17. This Act weakened labor unions by allowing non-union workers to join unionized industries, while limiting the actions unions can take.
- 19. This 1940 law made it illegal to advocate for or teach others to overthrow the government.
- 20. Where a lot of veterans' families moved into suburbs, between Florida and southern California.
- 21. Since we never actually declared war in Korea, but simply sent troops at the behest of the U.N. Security Council, the Korean "War" was actually THIS.
- 23. A project of 17,000 mass-produced, low-priced family homes on Long Island, NY.
- 24. New branch of the Democratic party formed by old school Southern members of Congress, also called the States-Rights Party.
Down
- 1. Truman's plan to enact several new social programs and reforms, most of which was blocked by Congress.
- 3. Policy proposed by Soviet affairs expert George Kennan to stop the spread of communism beyond the existing "iron curtain."
- 4. States in Eastern Europe under occupation of the Soviet Union.
- 5. U.S. General who oversaw the rebuilding of Japan and was eventually fired over public disagreements with Truman about Korea.
- 6. U.S.-supported leader of the Nationalist party in China that fought against Mao Zedong's revolutionary forces.
- 7. The New International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, created at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944.
- 10. 15 member group within the UN given primary responsibility for maintaining international security and authorizing peacekeeping missions.
- 12. A program for the U.S. to provide economic aid to allies in Europe as they rebuild after the war.
- 14. German city that was split between East and West, into which the U.S. airdropped supplies.
- 15. Leader of the Soviet Union
- 18. Members of Hollywood who refused to testify before Congress to be investigated for communist associations were put on these and were not able to find jobs.
- 22. A military alliance for defending all members from Soviet invasion.
