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Social Changes GI Bill to the Internet

Baby Boom

1940s GI Bill

1950s Suburbia  Levittown  Urban Sprawl White Flight

Domesticity

1960s – Camelot

Great Society War on Poverty Civil Rights Act Voting Rights Act Medicare Medicaid Clean Water Act National Endowment for the Arts Head Start

Anti-War Protests 1968 Democratic Convention

Campus Shootings Kent State (May 4, 1970)

Campus Shootings Jackson State (May 14, 1970)

Moon Landing

1970s Women’s Movement  Birth Control Pill  ERA  Roe v. Wade

Divorce Rates

1970s Rise of Televangelism Jogging (Personal Fitness)

Discussion: In terms of society’s values, how do the nineteen seventies compare to the nineteen sixties?

1970s Crisis of Confidence Speech – July 15, 1979

1980s Yuppies Greed is Good

Technology VCR PCs Walkman

1990s – Race Issues Rodney King LA Riots OJ Simpson

Welfare Reform

Internet

Discussion Turn to a neighbor. Discuss the ways in which American Society have changed over the last 50 years.

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