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Warm-Up Analyze the cartoon below: Write down 2-3 sentences explaining what you think is going on.

Nixon Domestic Policy “Bring us Together Again” “Law & Order” on our streets Goal was to stop crime in America Enforcing laws: Antiwar protesters Draft evaders Deserters Fight Organized Crime New Federalism-take power from Washington D. C. & give it to state & local

Reasons for Economic Concern Stagflation: An economic concern because inflation and unemployment go up First major inflation since Post WWII era Inflation went up to 8% Unemployment up to 7.5% Why does this happen? LBJ’s Great Society spending Vietnam Spending Tax Cut (4%)

Energy Crisis Yom Kippur War causes embargo on oil to the US Oil imports fall to almost 19,000 barrels a day Costs of gas Climb! $3 a barrel in 1973 $30 a barrel in 1980 How does this affect America?

Nixon’s Response to the Energy Crisis Emergency Highway Conservation Act Natl. Speed Limit to 55 mph Savings of 200,000 barrels a day Trans-Alaskan Pipeline Found oil in Prudhoe Bay in 1968 Cost $8 Billion and brought 1 million barrels into the US Billions into researching and developing nuclear power

Nixon’s Role w/ the Environment EPA passed Federal agency that began to enforce environmental laws Clean Air Act of 1970 Focused on car emissions restrictions

Nixon Foreign Policy “Bring us Together Again” End War in Vietnam like Ike did in Korea “Peace with Honor” Détente-Relaxation of international tensions with communist countries to protect American interests Sec. of State-Henry Kissinger Vietnamization: What’s this?

Moon Landing- July 16, 1969 Apollo 11 Spacecraft “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.”-Armstrong Placed a 3x5’ flag on the moon and a stainless steel plaque Nixon met the returning astronauts in South Pacific Nixon Popularity

Nixon’s Visit to China- Feb. 21, 1972 Détente- an easing of tensions with communist nations Reopens trade talks with China Nixon lifted restrictions on travel to China April 1971-US sends Ping Pong team

Why did Nixon go? 1. Markets-Needed to trade with China to help the economy 2. Nukes-We wanted China to sign a non-proliferation treaty 3. Vietnam-We wanted help in ending the war. 4. Political Move-1972 was an election year! 5. Play the Soviets and the Chinese off one another. –Triangular Diplomacy

Nixon’s Visit to USSR- May 22, 1972 Admitted that USSR economy was struggling, too big of a focus on nukes! US/USSR spending $50 million a day on Nukes! Four days later : SALT Treaty (Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty)- Putting limits on Nukes

Why did Nixon go? 1. Markets-Needed to trade with USSR to help the economy 2. Nukes-USSR were catching up in the number of nuclear weapons. (Containment) 3. Vietnam-We wanted help in ending the war. 4. Political Move-1972 was an election year! 5. Play the Soviets and the Chinese off one another. –Triangular Diplomacy

Nixon’s Policies Chart From your notes list Nixon’s Domestic and Foreign Policies Next to each policy I would like you to draw a symbol representing each right next to it. Domestic Policy Foreign Policy Law and Order