Chapter 23

Analyze the policy of containment. How did the United States enact this policy?

Chapter 24

Explain the role of women in 1950s American society. What were women expected to do? What kind of work did they perform? How was this idealized lifestyle supposed to be a weapon in the Cold War? Be sure to use Richard Nixon’s kitchen debate in your answer, as well as the idea that the home became the center of freedom.

Chapter 25

During the 1960s, the United States had become a more open, more tolerant—in a word, freer—country. Defend or refute that statement.

Chapter 26

Analyze the historical significance of Watergate.

Chapter 23

Analyze the policy of containment. How did the United States enact this policy?

Chapter 24

Explain the role of women in 1950s American society. What were women expected to do? What kind of work did they perform? How was this idealized lifestyle supposed to be a weapon in the Cold War? Be sure to use Richard Nixon’s kitchen debate in your answer, as well as the idea that the home became the center of freedom.

Chapter 25

During the 1960s, the United States had become a more open, more tolerant—in a word, freer—country. Defend or refute that statement.

Chapter 26

Analyze the historical significance of Watergate.