Need help ASAP!! Pleas answer this history question.

The 1950’s witnessed widespread affluence, particularly among White Americans and criticism of the government was generally stifled by the fear of appearing to sympathize with communism. However, there was also widespread systemic inequality and poverty. Have we made progress since this era, and if so, what is the lasting legacy of the 1950s?

The 1950s marked an incredible time in United States history. Many events that lead to the inspiration of future generations were revolutionized in economic and social expenditures of paramount proportion, most notably the manufacturing of war related materials for World War II. With an economic surge that catapulted the US even further into a position of world power, several industries flourished and suburban America took shape. Of these industries, film was one of the most substantial influences on the public and subsequently sparked a multitude of emotions. The culmination of entertainment adjoined with pressing issues allowed for designations of many political agendas. Some agendas proved to be melodramatic in nature regarding social reform while others were seen as substantial regarding national safety and protection.