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Knights Charge 5/8 What is counterculture? Name 3 movements during the 1960’s that fought for the rights for others? What was Roe vs. Wade? How did the government try to protect the environment?

Knights Charge 5/11 How did the music we listened to Friday capture the spirit of the Counterculture of the 1960’s?

The Nixon Presidency

Violence Rocks the Election 1968 April 4, 1968- Martin Luther King is assassinated June 5, 1968- Robert F. Kennedy is assassinated Outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, violence erupts between anti-war protestors and police

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Nixon’s Foreign Policy Realpolitik- political goals defined by national interests and not ideologies Changed America’s view of the Cold War Henry Kissinger

Nixon Visits China Nixon opens trade with China Normalize diplomatic relations High point of Nixon’s Presidency

Détente with Soviet Union Détente- attempt to ease tension between two people US and Russia sign SALT I- limits production of certain types of weapons

Nixon’s Domestic Policy New Federalism- Nixon wanted to speak for the “silent majority” Speak for the “non-shouters, the non-demonstrators” Decrease size of the government

Economic Struggles Nixon’s Presidency experience stagflation Stagflation- combination of a struggling economy and rising prices

OPEC Organization of Arab states that control and sell oil to other countries Gas embargo led to gas shortage in 1973

Affirmative Action Policy that gives special consideration to women an minorities in education and employment

University of California vs. Bakke Ruled that race could be a factor in the admissions process Racial quotas should not be allowed

Watergate Attempted burglary of Democratic Headquarters at Watergate Complex Nixon denied involvement Over time, evidence revealed Nixon was involved Nixon tried to cover it up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHnmriyXYeg

Watergate Fallout Nixon resigned First president to resign from office Nixon appoints Gerald Ford as President Ford immediately pardons Nixon

The Nixon Presidency