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1 Name 3 things that you consider a major part of your culture.
Warm Up 4/17 (#4) Name 3 things that you consider a major part of your culture.

2 April 17, 2018 Take out: Notes Agenda: 1960s society Skills: Analysis
Learning Target (I can…): Describe the mainstream and counterculture of the 1960s and give examples. Upcoming Dates 4/17: All late work due for Quarter 3 *NO late work will be accepted after this day. 4/20: LBJ Great Society chart 4/20: JFK-LBJ Quiz and warm-ups due Take out: Notes Agenda: 1960s society Skills: Analysis

3 1960s Culture

4 Mainstream Culture Similar to 1950s Education Good job
Successful marriage Own home

5 The New Left Rejected “old” leftist Depression era ideals that favored Communism Inspired by civil rights movement pushed active involvement in government for all Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) Strongest New Left group Held protests for free speech and political action particularly in response to Vietnam

6 Hippie movement Counterculture Free lifestyle Love and Peace Sexual Revolution Drugs as release

7 Music Beatlemania Rolling Stones Woodstock
Epitomized the counterculture 3 days of rock, drugs, sex, and freedom

8 Top 10 box office hits of the sixties
Movies Top 10 box office hits of the sixties

9 Television

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