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Downtown Tulsa has undergone many changes in recent years. Unit 6 Coming of Age Downtown Tulsa has undergone many changes in recent years.

Prohibition, Protests, and Politics Chapter 23 Prohibition, Protests, and Politics The Edmondson Administration Election Battle Largest City State’s First Republican Governor Desegregation Governor Dewey Bartlett Mr. Speaker Running for a Second Term Mike Monroney

DISCUSSION QUESTIONS What were the major accomplishments of J. Howard Edmondson’s term as governor? Describe the working relationships between Oklahoma’s Republican governors and their Democratic legislatures and tell what the accomplishments were of each administration. How was Oklahoma significant in the Civil Rights movement? Considering Oklahoma’s Democratic background, explain the changes leading to the election of two Republican governors in the 1970s. Explain why Carl Albert was offered the Presidency of the United States.

Governor J. Howard Edmondson

Governor Henry Bellmon

Governor George Nigh

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Governor Dewey Bartlett

Carl Albert

Civil rights leaders, including Martin Luther King, Jr. and Dr Civil rights leaders, including Martin Luther King, Jr. and Dr. Benjamin Spock, are surrounded by crowds carrying signs in 1963.