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CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE C H A P T E R 25 THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

AMERICAN SOCIETY IN A CONSERVATIVE AGE SECTION 3 AMERICAN SOCIETY IN A CONSERVATIVE AGE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE HEALTH ISSUES AIDS SPREADS ABORTION MORE LIMITED DRUG ABUSE GANG INVOLVEMENT CRACK COCAINE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE GROWTH OF AIDS IN THE U.S. 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE RYAN WHITE AIDS VICTIM 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

AIDS QUILT ON THE NATIONAL MALL WASH. D.C. 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

U.S. Abortion Statistics, 1972–2001 Percentage distribution 1972 1980 1985 1990 1995 1997 1999 2000 2001 Reported no. legal abortions 586,760 1,297,606 1,328,570 1,429,247 1,210,883 1,186,039 861,789 857,475 853,485 Abortion ratio1 180 359 354 344 311 306 256 245 246 Abortion rate2 13 25 24 20 17 16 Percentage distribution Age group (yrs) <=19 32.6% 29.2% 26.3% 22.4% 20.1% 19.2% 18.8% 18.1% 20–24 32.5 35.5 34.7 33.2 31.7 32.2 32.8 33.4 >=25 34.9 35.3 39.0 44.4 47.4 48.2 48.6 48.4 48.5 Marital status Married 29.7 23.1 19.3 21.7 19.7 19.0 19.2 18.7 18.4 Unmarried 70.3 76.9 80.7 78.3 80.3 81.0 80.8 81.3 81.6 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

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CRACK / COCAINE ARRESTS INCREASE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

THE RESULTS OF GANG WARFARE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE EDUCATION A NATION AT RISK (1983) EDUC. DECLINING FALLING BEHIND OTHERS MORE HOMEWORK MORE HOURS / DAYS CHOICE / VOUCHERS 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE DAYS OF SCHOOL CHINA 251 KOREA 222 TAIWAN 222 ISRAEL 215 SWITZERLAND 207 ROMANIA 204 FORMER SOVIET NATIONS 198 JORDAN 191 SCOTLAND 191 SLOVENIA 190 CANADA 188 SPAIN 188 UNITED STATES 178 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

HOURS OF INSTRUCTION PER YEAR CHINA 1,276 TAIWAN 1,177 FRANCE 1,073 SWITZERLAND 1,052 SCOTLAND 1,031 UNITED STATES* 1,003 ISRAEL 996 KOREA 977 PORTUGAL 957 *50-75% OF TIME SPENT ON “CORE” SUBJECTS 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

% OF STUDENTS WHO SPENT 2 HOURS OR MORE ON SCHOOLWORK ITALY 78 IRELAND 66 SPAIN 62 HUNGARY 61 FRANCE 55 JORDAN 54 FORMER SOVIET NATIONS 52 ISRAEL 49 TAIWAN 44 KOREA 38 CHINA 35 UNITED STATES 31 PORTUGAL 30 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

ACT Assessment National Composite Averages, 1991-1997 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

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CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE Percentage of ACT-Tested Students Reporting Core Coursework, 1990 - 1997 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE THE URBAN CRISIS DECLINING POPULATION MORE POVERTY MORE HOMELESSNESS POOR INFRASTRUCTURE LESS FEDERAL AID 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE Table 26.1 America's Shrinking Cities 1994 Population 1965 Population Change, 1965-94 City (Thousands) Thousands Percent New York 7,333 7,839 -506 -6% Chicago 2,732 3,460 -728 -21% Philadelphia 1,524 1,976 -390 -23% Detroit 992 1,592 -600 -38% Baltimore 703 922 -219 -24% Cleveland 493 813 -307 -39% Washington, D.C. 567 760 -193 -25% Milwaukee 617 729 -112 -15% St. Louis 368 686 -318 -46% Boston 548 669 -121 -18% New Orleans 484 610 -113 Pittsburgh 359 562 -203 -36% Denver 494 504 -36 -2% Buffalo 313 498 -185 -37% Minneapolis 355 459 -104 15-city total 17,881 22,081 -4,200 -19% Total U.S. population 260,341 191,313 +69,028 36% Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Note: Numbers may not add to total due to rounding. 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

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CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE Dayton’s Population History 1960 262,332 (peak) 2000 166,179 2011 136,395 841,502 Dayton & Suburbs (1.1 Million Dayton- Springfield Metro 2011) 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

POPULATION HISTORY OF OHIO 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE

THE FIGHT FOR RIGHTS CONTINUES MORE POLITICAL POWER WOMEN LATINOS AFRICAN-AMERICANS ECONOMIC GAINS NATIVE AMERICANS ASIAN AMERICANS 12/6/2018 CH 25 - THE CONSERVATIVE TIDE