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1 Chapter 21 A Time of Social Change Mr. Brink

2 The Establishment

3 The Counterculture

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5 Evolution of the Counterculture HipstersHippies BeatniksFlower Children

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8 Clean Cut Beatles

9 Beatles – I am the Walrus

10 Psychedelic Music

11 Rock and 27 Years

12 Woodstock - 1969

13 Pop Art Andy WarholAndy Warhol

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15 Summer of Love San Francisco, 1967

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19 Timothy Leary Turn on, Tune in, Drop out.Turn on, Tune in, Drop out.

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21 The Manson Murders

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23 Women 19th Amendment Betty Friedan NOW ERA –Phyllis Schlafly Roe vs.Wade Gloria Steinem Title IX

24 Gloria Steinem

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26 Roe v. Wade

27 Latinos Cesar Chavez Chicanos Corky Gonzales La Raza Unida Brown Berets Boricua

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29 Native Americans 1969 Alcatraz AIM 2nd Battle of Wounded Knee

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31 Consumer/Disabled Rights What did he write? Led to ________________________. –Improvements such as ___________ __________ formed by Nixon Eunice Shriver – –Led to _________________________ - Gov’t guaranteed…

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