1960s #2 Great Society **You will have class time on Thurs to work on rough draft of research paper / community service reflection **

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1960s #2 Great Society **You will have class time on Thurs to work on rough draft of research paper / community service reflection **

Who shot John F. Kennedy?

Death Nov 22, 1963 - Dallas Parades in a top down convertible Shots fired – he dies Lee Harvey Oswald is arrested Shot & killed by Jack Ruby Questions remain about his death

LBJ: Lyndon Baines Johnson

War on Poverty Head Start: early education for low income kids 32 million served / 1 million a year Tax Cut: individual top rate: 90 – 70% Businesses: from 52 – 48% Pushed through some of JFK’s agenda

Trump’s Tax Cut Corporate Tax Cut: 35 – 21% (Permanent) Income Tax Rate Ends in 2025 Income Levels for Those Filing As: 2017 2018-2025  Single Married-Joint 10% $0-$9,525 $0-$19,050 15% 12% $9,525-$38,700 $19,050-$77,400 25% 22% $38,700-$82,500  $77,400-$165,000 28% 24% $82,500-$157,500 $165,000-$315,000 33% 32% $157,500-$200,000  $315,000-$400,000  33%-35%  35% $200,000-$500,000 $400,000-$600,000 39.6% 37% $500,000+ $600,000+

Great Society: LBJ’s term to improve US Health care: Medicare: heath insurance for elderly (pay into) Medicaid: health insurance for low income Gave $1 billion to schools Nat’l Endowment for the Arts - $$$ to art & artists (dance, sculpture, etc) PBS – supports educational TV Sesame Street

Immigration Immigration Act of 1965- Ended quotas based on nation of origin (set in 1920s) Allows ppl from places other than Western Europe to immigrate Allowed family to immigrate easier

“Chain Migration” Family reunification was a goal of 1965’s Immigration Act – allows people to bring close relatives with them Today, Trump would like to end what he calls “chain migration” and limit it to only spouses and children – not grandparents, etc. Good idea?

Environment Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring Air Quality Act: improve air / reduce pollution Water Quality Act – clean up water Clean Air Act – again, reduce pollution Los Angeles in 1960s

On back: Which two programs do you think are the most important? Explain why. Which two programs do you think are the least important? Explain why.

Government Funding Speed Dating Pick 1 program (from today’s notes) that you think government should continue to fund or immediately defund. Write an introductory paragraph explaining what program you are looking into and why it is important to you. You can use first person! Write two persuasive paragraphs describing the importance to either fund or defund the program. Use at least one statistic from the charts given in class or google one of your own. If you google, include the source. Include a chart or graph. (Be sure to include its title and source). Write one closing paragraph thanking them for their time and asking one more time for them to act on your behalf. PRINT! You will present this to your classmates in a one-on-one speech in which you will try to convince them to vote for your position. Be prepared to answer questions from the people you present to.