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Social and economic policies changed for the next few years, lead to power. Many of the people lost their jobs. Many of the people had to sign loyalty oath. Several radical political organizations were destroyed. Finally, many liberals were frightened into silence, which was the main reason everyone was afraid of Communism starting.

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Created an inflation. Many find at suburban homes. it was mainly built in rural areas but did not offer public transportation at first. Many schools, stores, synagogues, churches, doctors and dentists weren't in walking distance to each other, so that is the main reason the created the Automobile, so no one had to worry how they would get place to place.

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Drove around familiar neighborhoods ending up at popular teen meeting places to see and be seen.

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The main reason and effect of the baby boom was the soldiers returning from world war 2 and settled into their family life's. The United States soarded. The effect of the baby boom made the american infants be born every seven seconds. Finally the baby boom made it the largest generation in the nations history.

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1950s  Homelife  Suburban Sprawl  and the Baby Boom

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They're two strategy for the business expansion: Conglomerates and Franchise. The conglomerates is a major corporation that owns a number of smaller companies in unrelated businesses. Franchise is a business that has bought the right to use a parent company's name and methods, thus becoming one of a number of similar businesses in various locations.

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Amazon 's Retail Revolution Business Boomers BBC Full

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Economic Growth History - Farming to Business & Industry - 1850s to 1950s

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How Our Country Grew - The growth of farming, roads, Banks, manufacturing, transport, including trains, contributed to USA's development. USA history.

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GI Bill of Rights is the law that provided financial and educational benefits for World War II veterans. Its to help ease veterans return to the civilian life. It guaranteed them a year worth of unemployment so they could go job hunting. Millions of young families used this to buy homes and farms or to establish businesses.

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GI Bill Of Rights - Serviceman's Readjustment Act of 1944

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Army-Navy Screen Magazine #43: "a pictorial report from all fronts for the armed forces only." Produced by the Army Information Branch, Army Pictorial Services, Air Forces and the Navy Department. This installment of the series deals with the G.I.

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Consumerism is preoccupation with he purchasing of material goods. New product after new products appeared in the marketplace, industries responded to consumer demand. They had a new strategy for creating new products which is called planned obsolescence. Consumers payed on credit, which means they didn't pay right away. Advertising industry capitalized on the runaway consumerism by encouraging eve more spending.

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The mass media had developed with lightening speed. By 1960,  90% of the American households had television sets. But it had stereotypical portrayal on women, so not everyone liked television. There was the beat movement, which is expressed the social and literary nonconform

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The suburban Lifestyle provided their families with  the good thinks in life. Creations of the automobiles. New homes where built and 85% were in the suburbs, in the 1950s. The main effect was the safety and health of the suburbs.

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The Rise of Suburban Areas during 1950s AP US History Videos

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By 1956, The FCC has allowed 500 new stations to broadcast on television. The radio turned to programming of news, music, etc. During the 50s radio advertising rose by 35% and the number of radio stations rose by 50%.

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GE promoted its improved TVs and radios in 1950s with features like a lightweight portable radio that only weighed 8 pounds. Imagine an 8 pound IPod.