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The 1960s

The Rise and Fall of Liberalism

Why did it “rise”? Why did it “fall”?

1960-1963 “A promising time”

“Time to get the country moving again.” The Election of 1960 “Time to get the country moving again.”

Kennedy vs Nixon

“The Torch is Passed”

Kennedy Liberalism

Activist Government

Aggressive, Anticommunist Foreign Policy -- Cuba -- Berlin -- Vietnam

Cautious, Pragmatic Domestic Policy -- support for Civil Rights…eventually -- emphasis on equality of opportunity -- tax cuts to stimulate the economy

Kennedy: Image vs Reality

Dallas, November 22, 1963

“Let us continue…”

“The Liberal Hour”

…And the FALL

-- Vietnam -- Urban unrest What happened? -- Vietnam -- Urban unrest

“GUNS and BUTTER” -- Escalation in Vietnam -- War on Poverty 1965 “GUNS and BUTTER” -- Escalation in Vietnam -- War on Poverty

Watts

“Law and Order” White Backlash

-- disaster abroad -- dissent at home The Vietnam Quagmire -- disaster abroad -- dissent at home

The Anti-war Minority & The Anti-Anti War Majority -- Cultural Clash -- Class Divisions

“Nixonland”