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From 1955 to 1979

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Information industry - business that provide informational services

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Sunbelt - name given to the region of states in the South and the Southwest

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Franchise business -   A continuing relationship in which a franchiser provides a licensed privilege to the franchisee to do business and offers assistance in organizing, training, merchandising, marketing and managing in return for a monetary consideration

California Master Plan-   The Plan set up a coherent system for post secondary education. Developed by a survey team appointed by the UC Regents and the State Board of Education.

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1. How did Americans living in the suburbs benefit from the "car culture"?
- People depended on cars to go shopping or to work. They didn't have to walk long distances as they did before.
2. How did the interstate highway system spur the growth of the suburbs?
- This highway made it easy for people to travel.
3. What motivated so many Americans to migrate to the Sunbelt?
- Americans had three reasons, which were the climate, it was easy to get there, and they had more job opportunities in there.
4. In what ways did American businesses change during the post war period?
-  The sales of cars increased which led to new businesses being created such as drive in movies, drive in restaurants and car ads for fashion. It also led to the development of new technology.
5. How did American education change in the years following WWII?
-  More Americans finished high school and went to college. Also, because if the baby boom, more schools were built to accommodate more children.

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Service sector - Businesses that provide services rather than manufactured goods. Also referred to as white-collar jobs. (see picture below)
AFL-CIO - in 1955, the American Federation of Labor (AFL) and the Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO) labor unions united. Their first president was George Meany. (see external photo)