HIS 365
Yaolee Chen
Rober McCoy
Eisenhower for Discussion Section
- Eisenhower
administration represented the politics of the “Middle Way”: In economic,
he wanted the balance budget, which was the loyal program for three
years. In political, he wanted the
desegregation. In domestic policy,
he thought marriage was necessary for everybody.
- His
administration shaped by a Democratic majority that maintained the course
charted by the New Deal and the Fair Deal was that, the democratic
majority shortly before Eisenhower’s Republic Adminstration had became
ideolized, so Eisenhower did the reformation.
- The
dominant issues of the 1956 election was the desegregation. Eisenhower promise for his second term
was that he would secure the equal rights for the blacks. So, the Brown Board v. Education in
1954 and the Little Rock Central High School in Arkansas in 1957 followed.
- The
“New Look” was that Eisenhower sent the militay toops to slove the
problems of post-war conflicts in Southern Asia particular.
- The
escalating nuclear arms race have on the U.S. foreign policy was that, as
the U.S. created UFOs for secure, the Soviet Union developed a higher
technology of the space weapons as well.