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RAH Day 42 Agenda • Goal –To understand that significant social, economic and technological RAH Day 42 Agenda • Goal –To understand that significant social, economic and technological changes occurred in the 90 s. • • • Pick up crossword puzzle for homework for Friday Review p 3 about how life and technology changed in the 1990 s Review p 4 about how demographics changed in the 1990 s Review from p 7 and 8 about global trade and it affects the US Complete p 9 about how foreign policy changed in the 1990 s Questions from homework – answering all of the course review questions • quiz

P 3 - Technology and Modern Life 1. Communications – internet, e-mail, information “superhighway”, P 3 - Technology and Modern Life 1. Communications – internet, e-mail, information “superhighway”, WWW, cell phones, fax, v-chip 1. Deregulation like the Telecommunications Act of 1996 allowed media companies to compete with each other across media – TV, could own radio, could do phones, long-distance, cable – resulting now in the competition by Verizon and Comcast for your TV, phone and internet dollars – the FCC auctioned off the airwaves to companies (i. e. cell phones) 2. Healthcare – MRI, CT scan PET scan, AIDS drug cocktails, FDA improved drug approval speed, much better prostheses, human genome project and genetic testing. 1. Also the new Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) type of insurance 3. Genetic engineering – GM or GE foods, conflict over these products. Therapies and stem cell issues 4. Entertainment – DVDs, CD-ROM, CD, satellite TV, IMAX 5. Education – more computers, networking and data tracking, teleconferencing and online schools, digital libraries

P 3 - Technology and Modern Life 6. Transportation – better safety belts, airbags P 3 - Technology and Modern Life 6. Transportation – better safety belts, airbags and global positioning systems (GPS), capable of better fuel efficiency, lots of SUVs 7. Space exploration – more shuttles, hubble space telescope, beginning of international space station and cooperation with Russians, Europe and the US and Japan 8. Environment – recycling picks up, lots of waste still produced, zero and low emission vehicles, cancers from acid rain, air quality still an issue, beginning of public awareness of global warming and climate change, still an issue of nuclear weapons and nuclear power plants.

P 4 - Changing Face of America Urban Flight – the nation goes suburban P 4 - Changing Face of America Urban Flight – the nation goes suburban 1. By ’ 90 half of all Americans lived in Suburbs 2. By ’ 85 14 out of 21 richest counties were suburban 3. By ’ 90 31 poorest areas were all urban Baby Boomers – the nation turns gray – turn from hippies to wall st 4. Average life expectancy goes up to about 79 5. By 2030 20% of US will be over 65 6. From 1955 to 1995 the federal spending on the elderly went up to 1/3 of all federal spending Immigration – the 7. 45% of immigrants come from the Western nation looks Hemisphere – 30% from Asia different 8. 3. 2 million illegal immigrants live in US, by today est 12 million illegals 9. The ratio of whites to non-whites will shrink – currently 76. 1% white (US Census Bureau)

P 4 - Changing Face of America Urban 1. Declining tax base in cities P 4 - Changing Face of America Urban 1. Declining tax base in cities 2. Education poor in cities 3. Inequality in gov’t services between suburbs and cities 1. Very big increases on social security system with more people going to be receiving money and fewer people putting into the system – soon only 2 contributors for every one recipient used to be 16 to 1 in 1950 Immigration – the 1. Illegal immigrants nation looks 2. Need for low-paid farm workers different 3. Terrorism fear increases a little – but becomes an issue in 2001 4. Demand for services for illegals – like hospital and education Education and 1. Linking schools to the internet technology 2. Easier ability to cheat Baby Boomers – getting older

Clinton job approval Cable News Network, USA Today. CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll # 2000 -20: Clinton job approval Cable News Network, USA Today. CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll # 2000 -20: Microsoft/Parents/'Socially Responsible' [computer file]. 1 st Roper Center for Public Opinion Research version. Lincoln, NE: Gallup Organization [producer], 2000. Storrs, CT: The Roper Center, University of Connecticut [distributor], 2001.

P 9 - Foreign Policy After the Cold War Goal – 1. Stop WMDs P 9 - Foreign Policy After the Cold War Goal – 1. Stop WMDs 2. Stop aggression 3. Stop terrorism Pros Makes world safer Prevents human misery Helps trade Goal – 1. Promote global trade Pros Cons Makes world Hurts human safer rights, Cons Hurts sovereignty of other countries Costs US money US may have to give up nukes of look like hypocrites Prevents human misery Helps the poor Helps human rights Better ties to other countries costs jobs Safety Exploitation abroad Environment Too interconnected w/ other countries 1. Spread human rights and democracy Pros Cons Makes world Could lead safer to wider conflict Prevents human Costs US misery money Helps trade US may look like hypocrites Too interconnected w/ other countries terrorism

Al Qaeda • Sunni Muslim global organization loosely led by: • Osama Bin Laden Al Qaeda • Sunni Muslim global organization loosely led by: • Osama Bin Laden – a younger son of a very wealthy Saudi Arabia family that is friends with the Bush family • Operates out of Afghanistan and Pakistan • Goal is to try to destroy Israel • Destroy the global power of the US – including getting the US out of Saudi Arabia • Spread Strict Islam to all of the Middle East – maybe even the world • Method is to use terrorism like – – – World trade center bombing in 1993, Attack on US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 2000 attack on USS Cole in Yemen 2001 attacks on 9/11 Bombing of Madrid trains 2004 London Subway 2005

Bush’s foreign & domestic ideas upon election 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. At Bush’s foreign & domestic ideas upon election 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. At 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Be humble in foreign policy No nation building, treat other nations with respect “reform the UN” Kyoto global warming protocol is flawed Need to develop new anti-missile shield, need to break the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty Keep US troops at home, no new adventures like Clinton’s Somalia, Yugoslavia, and other misadventures Home Cut taxes Limit size of federal government Fix education Compassionate conservatism - Help people through faith-based programs Open federal lands to new oil drilling and weaken environmental protections for factories Strengthen the power of the presidency Create a new energy policy that would benefit business

Al Qaeda • Sunni Muslim global organization loosely led by: • Osama Bin Laden Al Qaeda • Sunni Muslim global organization loosely led by: • Osama Bin Laden – a younger son of a very wealthy Saudi Arabia family that is friends with the Bush family • Was trained by CIA operatives as one of the mujahedin in Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion there • Operates out of Afghanistan and Pakistan • Goal is to try to destroy Israel • Destroy the global power of the US – including getting the US out of Saudi Arabia • Spread Strict Islam to all of the Middle East – maybe even the world • Method is to use terrorism like – – – World trade center bombing in 1993, Attack on US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998 2000 attack on USS Cole in Yemen 2001 attacks on 9/11 Bombing of Madrid trains 2004 London Subway 2005

Bush’s foreign & domestic ideas after 9/11 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Bush’s foreign & domestic ideas after 9/11 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Be bold in foreign policy to fight a “War on Terror” Lots of nation building to spread “freedom and democracy” Ignore the UN if necessary to “protect the Homeland” (pulled out of Kyoto but this had nothing to do with 9/11) Continue to develop new anti-missile shield because the Axis of Evil of Iran, Iraq and North Korea may attack at any time. Attacked Afghanistan in October and invaded from November 2001 to the present Beat the drums of war on Iraq to 1. Rid Iraq of WMDs, 2. Stop Iraq from spreading terrorism like 9/11 3. Give Iraqis freedom from the mean dictator – Congress approves use of force October 2002 Invaded and occupied Iraq March 2003 Captured many “terrorists” and imprisoned them in Guantanamo and other secret CIA-run prisons