The New Frontier Ch. 23.1.

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The New Frontier Ch. 23.1

Objectives Summarize Kennedy’s economic policies Explain why Congress often did not support Kennedy’s proposals.

Election of 1960 I. Election of1960 A. Television In Politics 1. Debates 2. Advertisements - $13.5 million B. Issues: -Economy -Cold War *Missile Gap -Religion

Domestic Front II. Domestic Success & Setback A. “New Frontier”: -educational aid -health insurance to old -Dept. of Urban Affairs -help migrant workers B. Struggle with Congress 1. New Frontier=too $ a. strike down bills

Economy C. Strengthening the Economy 1. Deficit Spending a. defense b. space exploration 2. Supply-Side Economics a. tax cuts D. Women’s Rights 1. Presidential Commission on the Status of Women

Warren Court III. Warren Court Reforms A. “One Man, One Vote” 1. reapportionment ex.) Rural District/ 1 Rep/ 2,340 people Urban Area/ 7 Reps/ 311,220 people D. Extending Due Process 1. Mapp V.Ohio 2. Miranda V. Arizona

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