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| an unprecedented population growth |
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| 26 million dollars spent on 40,000 miles of road. passed by eisenhower in 1956 |
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| provided loans to vets for business, education, and homes. |
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| a bunch of businesses combined into one. |
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| destroying natural resources and making nature much more ugly. |
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| the rebuilding of forests and other natural resources. |
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| the first credit card created in 1950 |
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| ¼ of the population will live below subsistence level. Most live in inner cities like New York or are the rural poor living in Appalachia, Mississippi, or are migrant farmers. |
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| the level needed for survival. |
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| “conservative when it comes to money, liberal when it comes to human beings.” |
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| anti-communist. helped end the korean war. won 41 states. |
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| creates " seperate facilities are inherently unequal" |
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| Creates seperate but equal. |
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| 9 black students that went to Central High School. not liked. |
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| governor said that it was not possible to maintain order. |
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| a 8 year old girl who has to walk past a white school to get to her bus. takes the case to supreme court. |
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| he was a baptist minister that had a PHD in philosophy. organized the bus boycott. |
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| allows the Justice dept. to take control of all court cases that deal weith civil rights. |
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| stopped Voter Discrimination |
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