Although the United States and Western Europe shared some ideas and experiences after World War II, they also differed in important ways.

Match the characteristics with the places they were most prevalent.

[United States, Western Europe, Both]

1. Education and health care were available to almost all citizens.

2. Industrial production rose and households had access to more consumer goods than ever before.

3. Anticommunist hysteria led to public campaigns to root out and expose communists. Racial minorities used lawsuits and civil disobedience to contest long-standing inequalities.

Question

Annika Potter

Social Studies

23 August, 21:30

Although the United States and Western Europe shared some ideas and experiences after World War II, they also differed in important ways.

Match the characteristics with the places they were most prevalent.

[United States, Western Europe, Both]

1. Education and health care were available to almost all citizens.

2. Industrial production rose and households had access to more consumer goods than ever before.

3. Anticommunist hysteria led to public campaigns to root out and expose communists. Racial minorities used lawsuits and civil disobedience to contest long-standing inequalities.

+4

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Deshawn Stephens · Answer 1

Although the United States and Western Europe shared some ideas and experiences after World War II, they also differed in important ways.

Match the characteristics with the places they were most prevalent.

[United States, Western Europe, Both]

1. Western Europe: Education and health care were available to almost all citizens.

2. Both (United States, Western Europe) : Industrial production rose and households had access to more consumer goods than ever before.

3. United Sate:Anticommunist hysteria led to public campaigns to root out and expose communists. Racial minorities used lawsuits and civil disobedience to contest long-standing inequalities