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1 The New Frontier & The Great Society
Ch. 20

2 The Election of 1960 John F. Kennedy vs. Richard Nixon
First ever Presidential debates (TV) Kennedy much more charismatic Kennedy big on civil rights Kennedy and Johnson win

3 Campaign Buttons 1960

4 John F. Kennedy

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8 Kennedy’s Inauguration

9 The Cold War Kennedy advocates a flexible response
Creates Peace Corps to help fight Communism in third world. Large increase in defense spending, creating the Green Berets, and other special forces

10 Kennedy and Khrushchev

11 The Berlin Wall

12 Problems in Cuba Eisenhower makes a plan to get rid of Castro.
Cuba signs pact with Soviet Union. Kennedy decides to follow through on Eisenhower’s plan. Meets with exiles from Cuba

13 Kennedy with Cuban Exiles

14 Fidel Castro

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17 Bay Of Pigs Invasion America trains exiles to invade Cuba and overthrow Castro Attack takes place April 17, 1961 Was a huge failure Kennedy looks really bad.

18 Cuban Missile Crisis Soviets see a weakness in US.
Khrushchev orders missiles placed in Cuba. World sat on brink of Nuclear War. Kennedy warns country to build fallout shelters.

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21 Kennedy orders blockade Soviet ships show up, then back off.
Made a deal: US moves missiles out of Turkey Soviets get missiles out of Cuba

22 Robert Kennedy

23 Space Program Kennedy promises to get ahead of the Soviets
Spends lots of extra money to get the program going. Promises to get an American on the moon!

24 Yury Gagarin

25 Alan Shepard: First American in Space (5/25/61)

26 John Glenn: First to Orbit the Earth (1962)

27 Kennedy Assassination

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56 Lyndon Johnson is sworn in

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61 Kennedy’s Funeral Procession

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64 LBJ as President Was a master politician
Urged Congress to pass Civil Rights bill Passes in 1964 Had a vision of the U.S. as “The Great Society” End poverty and racial injustice Idolized FDR

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66 New Legislation Elementary and Secondary Education Act
Help schools buy new books and supplies Medicare & Medicaid Hospital & medical insurance for over 65 HUD Low rent housing

67 Immigration Act of 1965 Ends quotas on nationalities
More immigration from places other than Europe Economic Opportunity Act Creates VISTA, Project Head Start, Job corp. training program, and Community Action programs

68 The Warren Court Bans prayer in school Reapportionment Mapp v. Ohio
Illegally gathered evidence Gideon v. Wainright Free legal counsel Miranda v. Arizona Rights must be read

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75 Sirhan Sirhan

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77 July 20, 1969

78 Neil Armstrong

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84 Fads of the early 60’s

85 Fads of the Late 60’s

86 Other Headliners

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98 Woodstock 1969 Janis Joplin Jimi Hendrix The Who

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109 Willie Mays

110 Hank Aaron

111 Jim Brown

112 Gayle Sayers

113 Super Bowl I 1967

114 The Civil Rights Movement 1945-1970
Chapter 21

115 Beginnings Segregation was a way of life WWII Jackie Robinson
Needed laborers Jackie Robinson NAACP pushes harder to end segregation

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117 Whites Only Waiting Room

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120 Jackie Robinson

121 Larry Doby

122 Ending Segregation Begin with the schools
Spend-10x as much on white kids Thurgood Marshall heads the group Wins 29/32 cases in Supreme Court Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka Repeals Plessy v. Ferguson

123 Brown v. Board of Education (1954)

124 Reaction Schools resist Eisenhower orders it done quickly in 1955
Little Rock forces his hand (1957) Central High School in Little Rock The Little Rock Nine Governor refuses to desegregate

125 School Desegregation Little Rock Nine

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129 Montgomery Bus Boycott
Rosa Parks was arrested for not giving up her seat to a white man. Boycotted city busses for almost 1 year Martin Luther King was selected to head the boycott.

130 Cont’d White Citizens Council formed
Supreme Court rules segregation on buses was illegal in 1956

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132 Rosa Parks

133 Violence towards Blacks
Emmett Till was lynched (1955) Bus bombings Medgar Evers murdered (1963) Police brutality

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138 Home Grown Movements Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Began in 1957 Win over African American’s from all ages and all areas Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) Viewed changes as too slow

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140 Civil Disobedience Sit-ins
First done by the Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) Began being televised Freedom riders Hoped to make Kennedy act

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144 March on Washington August 28, 1963
100th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation King’s “I have a dream” speech Two weeks later 4 young girls killed in church bombing

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150 Freedom Summer CORE and SNCC leaders head south to go register voters
A number of workers are killed. Klansmen begin a violence campaign

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153 Malcolm X Whites were the cause of black problems Separate from Whites
Preached armed resistance to white authority 2/21/65 He is shot and killed in Harlem by one of his former followers

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156 Stokely Carmichael Black Power Urged violence for equality
Focus on A.A.’s quit trying to recruit whites Leads to the Black Panthers Huey Newton and Bobby Seale

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172 King’s Gravesite

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Mexican-Americans Worked in jobs no one else wanted to do Worked long hours, very low pay, no benefits at all! Lived in cramped farmhouses

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Works for better working conditions, housing, etc… Workers become citizens to be able to vote First office in Fresno!

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Occupy Alcatraz from Occupy Wounded Knee 1973

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