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1960s--1980 Changes in American Society
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1960s A decade of Turmoil and Conflict
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Causes of conflict Public dissatisfaction with governmental policies Minority frustration with slow economic and social change New attitudes towards traditional values and actions A rise in idealism matched by feelings of hopelessness
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Tactics of Protests Nonviolent (civil disobedience) – Sit-ins, boycotts, picket lines, bra burnings, publicity marches, demonstrations, burning of draft cards, hippie and flower child movements, new religious cults and communes, emergence of “counterculture”….drugs, sex, rock and roll, etc…. Violent – Riots, assassinations, kidnappings, destruction of property
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Effects Divided society Mistrust of government “generation gap” Family changes – Divorce rates up, trial marriages, cohabitation More movements on heals of Civil Rights Movement – UFW, NOW, AIM, Gay rights
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Major People involved Civil Rights Movement Martin Luther King, Jr Malcolm X
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Civil Rights Movement Stokely Carmichael Black Power
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Civil Rights Movement Black Panther Party Elijah Mohammed
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Bakke Decision
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NOW Betty Friedan Betty Friedan
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United Farm Workers Cesar Chavez Cesar Chavez
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Environmental Movement Rachel Carson Rachel Carson “Silent Spring” “Silent Spring”
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Counterculture SDS (Students for Democratic Society) SDS (Students for Democratic Society) Tom Hayden Tom Hayden Conscientious Objectors Conscientious Objectors
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50s into the 60s
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The HIPPIES Hip…..on the cutting edge, groovy, cool, etc….. Hip…..on the cutting edge, groovy, cool, etc…..
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