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Identify “Temperance”

The “Stormy Sixties” Chapter 38

John F. Kennedy (JFK) Elected in 1960 Youngest president elected Young cabinet: RFK (Attorney General)

JFK and the new frontier Reduce unemployment Reduce inflation Keep wages high Inspired patriotism

The New frontier Southern Democrats and Republicans hated it Regulation of business (steel) Cut taxes

The New frontier (literally) Apollo programs

JFK and the Peace Corps Youthful volunteers Help other parts of the world

In Europe…

1961-1962: Berlin Wall Built by Soviets, separated East and West Berlin

West Europe: Prospering Marshall Plan: economic aid European Economic Community (Common Market): boosted trade Kennedy: Trade Expansion Act 1962, 50% tariff reduction for Common Market countries

Foreign Policy

“Flexible Response” Defense Secretary: Robert McNamara America would use military options around the world that matched the crisis at hand Increased spending on Special Forces

“flexible Response” results More force Vietnam

Modernization Theory Idea that traditional societies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America could develop into prosperous, democratic societies by following Americas lead.

Vietnam

Vietnam

Vietnam North Vietnam: Communist South Vietnam: Democratic 1950s and 60s: North Vietnam starts to invade South Vietnam

1961 Kennedy sent “military advisors” to aid the South with resistance to the North (President Diem) 1963: American aid was being embezzled by Diem, supported a coup that assassinated Diem

Latin America

1961: Alliance for Progress Marshall Plan for Latin America Supposed to close gap b/w rich and poor so as not to encourage communism Disappointing results

Cuba

Bay of Pigs

Fidel Castro 1959 Ties to USSR

CIA Operation Trained group of Cubans and Americans to land in Cuba, overthrow Castro Operation started under Eisenhower, unsure about how much Kennedy knew

Bay of Pigs Land at Bay of Pigs Kennedy did not come through with aid Operation failed Fiasco

Results America/Kennedy looks dumb Cuba/USSR’s relationship strengthened

Cuban missile crisis 1962: discovered that the Soviets were installing nuclear missiles in Cuba Kennedy ordered removal of missiles 1 week later, USSR said okay

1963 Kennedy gave a speech urging America to abandon negative views of the Soviet Union “peaceful coexistence”

Civil Rights

JFK JFK promised to pass civil rights legislation Got black vote After elected, didn’t want to alienate southern government

1960 Freedom Riders

Federal Aid

March on Washington

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vDWWy4CMhE

November 22, 1963 Kennedy assassinated https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iU83R7rpXQY

Lee harvey oswald (allegedly)

Jack Ruby https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n9VQ-dXrwQ /

What did Kennedy actually do? Peace Corps “Ask not what your country can do for you…” Bay of Pigs Cuban Missile Crisis More troops to Vietnam

Lyndon Johnson

Civil Rights Act of 1964 Banned racial discrimination in private facilities open to the public

Federal equal employment opportunity commission (EEOC) Eliminated discrimination in hiring

Affirmative action Against discrimination

Great Society New Dealish War on Poverty Economic and welfare measures

Gulf of Tonkin resolution Let President use unrestricted force in Southeast Asia

Great Society congress

4 Achievements 1. aid to education 2. medical care for the elderly and poor (Medicare and Medicaid) 3. immigration reform (Immigration and Nationality Act, abolished quotas) 4. new voting rights bill

More Civil Rights

Civil Rights Act of 1964 Gave federal gov’t more power to prohibit segregation

24th Amendment (1964) Abolished poll tax in federal elections

Voting Rights Act of 1965 Prohibited disenfranchisement through poll taxes, literacy tests, etc

Black Power Malcolm X Nation of Islam Militant