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After World War II ended, Korea was separated into two; South Korea and North Korea. The Soviet Union supported the North since it was communist and The U.S supported the South since it was anti- communist; which was the beginning of the Korean War.   Syngman Rhee was a South Korean politician, the first and last Head of State of the Provisional Government of Republic Korea and the President of South Korea boasted that he was going to attack North Korea, however Communist  North Korea was the first to attack. The Soviet Union started to support north Korea in the war. The U.S saw this, as a way for the idea of communist to spread causing the U.S to support south Korea. The war lasted for 3 years.

The photograph has a power impact because it shows that families were fighting in this war and many families were broken up. The photograph does not challenge cultural norms but shows the reality of war.

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During this time the Little Rock Nine was a test after the case of  Brown V. The Board of Education. The case declared that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. 9 nine black students enrolled at all-white Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas In September. The First day (September 4, 1957) of school the Arkansas National Guard was called to help protect the black students entry into the high school. Later on the month President Dwight D. Eisenhower sent federal troops to make sure nothing happens to the students.

This picture has a powerful meaning which it is saying that this is the start of the towards African Americans getting their equal rights. It challenges the cultural norm during that time because it challenges the rights and opportunity for African Americans and during that time it wasnt that popular because America had segregation that was “Separate but Equal”. During the 1950 this picture would be surprising to people because black students are now allowed to join all white schools and alot of people didn't like that due to the fact that all their live the lived “separate but equal” from African-Americans. This photo is relatable to our understanding because during the 1950’s it was a time where African-Americans wanted more rights and freedoms and begin to challenge to get it and this is one example of them challenging the system.

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Elvis Presley  was a musician and actor. January 8th He was born in Tupelo, Mississippi. He appeared on television, radio and on the silver screen. He changed music in ways. He had a unsual music style that others werent listening to. At the time racism was going on. Elvis would go on stage and shock alot of parents eyes. The things he did on stage made teens parents think he was "nasty person".

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During the 1950’s Television started to become popular among the average family. Back before Television was around people had to go out to the theaters, cinema, or concert hall in order to seek entertainment. But with the Television starting to show more up in average family’s homes people started staying home. There was not as much of a need to go out to get some entertainment when you could turn on a TV and watch it from the couch. Tv also became the new way to get your News. The first of modern newscast was established as early as 1951. This allowed people to get news quicker and more up to date then they would with Newspaper.

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During the 1950’s Television started to become popular among the average family. Back before Television was around people had to go out to the theaters, cinema, or concert hall in order to seek entertainment. But with the Television starting to show more up in average family’s homes people started staying home. There was not as much of a need to go out to get some entertainment when you could turn on a TV and watch it from the couch. Tv also became the new way to get your News. The first of modern newscast was established as early as 1951. This allowed people to get news quicker and more up to date then they would with Newspaper.

This impacts the social norm because it is making a new form of norms which is making the average American people get Television. This picture can be seen in a couple of ways. One for example is that their is this new technology that is spreading across the United States and is attracting families. Another way this can be seen is that there is this new technology that is out and can ruin the way of living cause there are some people that don’t want to ruin the way you get entertainment and want to go out and be able to hang with family/friends.

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Till went to Mississippi to visit relatives in 1955 when  Carolyn Bryant, a white woman who was a cashier at a grocery store.Bryant's husband Roy and his half-brother J.W. Milam kidnapped Till, beat him and shot him in the head. They went to trail for the death of Till. They were proven not Guilty for the death of the young boy.
At the funeral Till’s mom decided to have a open casket for her child, so everyone can see what they did to her son. The murder of Till showed after having evidence of them killing her son that they will never get justice for him. Even after his uncle was forced to give Till up to his murders at gun point. But later they admitted what they did to him

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This is Parks sitting on the bus before she was arrested to give up her seat on the bus. Parks is remembered as a civil rights activist and played a big step in equality.
After Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white man policed seized her and ordered a stand trial for which they stated she violated the segregation laws. African American didn't use the bus company until they changed the segregation policy. In 1956 Supreme Court ruled bus segregation was unconstitutional. It was a step towards equality through peaceful protest.

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After WW2 the baby boom started so did the Suburb boom.  There was iconic figure during the Suburbs boom that would represent the symbol of the Suburban life. People like William Levitt suburbs were example of the Suburban life. These areas were perfect for new families looking for a new house. Each house had family rooms, open floor plans, backyards, and etc. It also help veterans returning from war since the G.I Bill was passed allowing mortgages for homes to be lowered for them. Suburbs we often called Fertility Valley or The Rabbit Hutch.

This brought a good impact to society, it allowed for the baby boomer and their families to grow and have houses to live in and also allowed veteran and other people to live there as well. But it also brought some problems like it made the women to leave their workforce and go back to living and taking care of the kids while the father who most likely just got from war goes back out and work. Another shocking issue was that these places were segregated. In 1957 the Myers family were the first family to move into Levittown. The result was that a lot of white families didn’t like that and wanted them out of the town while there are some that didn’t.

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The television was introduced in the 1950 and made a big impact. The t.v changed politics forever. The first ever president to ever been seen on television is Harry Truman. Commercial were used to help sell products. Before everyone got there news from the papers now having the t.v it was a easier way to get news. The first modern newscast was made in 1951 with Edward Murrow’s “See It Now”  live show. David Brinkley and Chet Huntley revolutioned broadcasting wit NBC Nightly News

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The Cold War was a state of geopolitical tension after World War II between powers in the Eastern Bloc and powers in the Western Bloc. United States and the Soviet Union fought together as allies against the Axis powers. After World War ll , the war was between United States & Soviet Union. In this picture is shows both side fighting against each other. This is a shocking picture. They both had weapons and bombs on there side. They never really fought each other .

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This is Jackie Robinson. He was the first African American to play in Major League Baseball. He went through a crazy process. He was a strong person. In this picture he got hit by the opposite race. This wasn’t shocking because they didn’t want him to play with them because he was African American . He didn’t care for what they have said to him or wanted him to do . He plays a big role in this world because he opened up windows for other African American males. If he can make it to the league anybody else colored can.

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In the 1950s  the introduction of a new fashion boom made available by the availability of different fabrics for women and men; clothing was made of the best rayon, nylon, leather and wool and etc. They used the brightest and boldest pattern of color. Clothes in the 1950s showed somebody place in society and became a way to express individual identity. Mens fashion stayed the same in the 1950, consisting of suits, sweaters and sport coats. Work clothing were usually in the style of military.  The photograph shows a change in fashion in the 1950s. Clothing started to become more bold and fashionable. The photograph challenges cultural norms due to the fact that some dresses were being made to show the natural curves of a women body.

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The federal- aid highway act of 1956  was passed June 1959. The law authorized the construction of a 41,000-mile network of interstate highways that would span the nation.The photography shows the importance of highways.