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Eisenhower’s Foreign Policy

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1 Eisenhower’s Foreign Policy
The Cold War at Home President Dwight D. Eisenhower WWII hero Richard Nixon served as VP Suffered a stroke while in office John Foster Dulles Brinkmanship Eisenhower Doctrine Second Red Scare Eisenhower’s Foreign Policy Communism in America House Un-American Activities Committee The Rosenberg Trials (1950) The Venona Papers McCarthyism Senator Joseph McCarthy McCarthy Hearings

2 Eisenhower’s Domestic Policy
GI Bill Interstate Highway Act Economic Prosperity Baby Boom Housing Boom Suburbs Levittowns Suburban Life Urban Life Domestic Developments American Culture Technological Breakthroughs Medical Advances Jonas Salk Automobile Conformity Rock-n-Roll

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