How Were American Political Ideas and Domestic Political Alliances Changed by WW2 , and Advent of the Cold War?

Question by Keneisha: How were American political ideas and domestic political alliances changed by WW2 , and advent of the Cold War?
what kind of ideology was shared by most American between 1945 and 1963.
COnsider the so-called “growth coalition” and ” center” politics apparent in domestic and foreign policy initiatives right at the beginning of the cold war.

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Answer by James
Back in College, I used to love questions like these. Oh, the joy of going to the library and doing research.

To be honest, though, I cannot understand the entire thing you just wrote. Can you make it clearer? I promise I’ll edit my answer.

Answer by augie6_1
In the United States, wartime mobilization pulled the American economy out of depression, employing millions. American women and blacks experienced some freedoms unattainable in pre-war society. And on the world stage, the United States earned a new, powerful and coveted role.

World War II also marked the beginning of the end of world imperialism as nationalist movements began to triumph over weakened colonial empires.

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