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1 Objective 4/27/18 Provided notes & a webquest SWBAT evaluate the effectives of Bush’s presidency Agenda: -Notes -Webquest

2 U.S. VS. Wheeler ( 1978) Indian activists capture the nation’s attention by seizing the island of Alcatraz in 1970 and the village of Wounded Knee, South Dakota in 1972 to assert their status as semi-sovereign peoples. Supreme Court ruling declaring Indian tribes posed a “unique and limited” sovereignty

3 Webster VS. Reproductive Services
The Supreme Court ruling narrowed the constitutional protection of Roe V. Wade The decision indicated that some degree of State regulation of abortion was consistent with Supreme Courts view on privacy rights.

4 Proposition 13 Strong tax revolt against extensive government programs and spending that severely limited property taxes in California

5 YUPPIES Young Urban Professionals, symbolized new income stratification in America and were known for their materialism and conspicuous consumption

6 Americans With Disabilities Act
Prohibited discrimination against 43 million citizens facing mental or physical challenges

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