Standard 9 9 Questions Baby Boom 1946

Standard 9; 9 Questions Baby Boom

1946 -1964

Suburbs

To and from the Suburbs

Sputnik

1950’s Board Room: Note the picture on the wall

White Collar Jobs: Post WW 2 1970’s

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Diversity 2012

Diversity is the word.

Secularization and the Christian Right

Moral Majority: Christian Right

Betty Friedan

Feminine Mystique

Cold War US and Russians/China

Truman Doctrine: Stop the spread of Communism: 1 st: Korea; then Vietnam

Truman Doctrine

Marshall Plan to rebuilt Europe

Berlin Airlift

Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-Shek Chinese Civil War; Communist Took Mainland 1949

China and Taiwan: Peoples Republic of China; Republic of China

NATO

Warsaw Pact

Cuban Missile Crisis

Castro’s Cuba

Bay of Pigs

Korea and Vietnam

Joseph Mc. Carthy: Red Scare 1950’s

South Africa and Apartheid

Middle East and Israel 7 million including 209, 000 Arabs. 22 Arab Countries with 300 million people. Eisenhower Doctrine: Middle East will not go Communist.

Arab World and Israel

Shah of Iran: February 11, 1979 He was a dictator but he was our Dictator. In comes the Ayatollah Khomeini

Suez Canal of Egypt

OPEC: Organization of Oil Exporting Countries

Domino Theory: Communists take Vietnam and all Asia will fall like dominos.

Fall of Berlin Wall 1989; Cold War About Over

Democrats: Early 1960’s: New Frontier to the Great Society.

North Vietnam and the Viet Cong 1954 -1973 French then the US.

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution Authorized Johnson’s Vietnam Activity; Not a War Declaration. Johnson escalated.

Kent State Student Protests; Deaths

Kent State Ohio Students Shot

Vietnam Television War

Public Opinion and Vietnam

1968 Viet Cong Everywhere: US was supposed to be winning. TET; TET

Fragging: Killing your own men. Vietnam

Johnson did not run again for President in 1968; Westmoreland Bridge is right down the street.

We will discuss the implecations. SC says to think of Vietnam as possibly a “poor man’s war. ” n Think of the Civil War as possibly a “poor man’s war. ” n

Richard Nixon: Social Conservatism: Dem to Rep South Law and Order President to stop protests. n Will end Vietnam War. n Won 49 of 50 States. n Opened up Red China n Watergate Scandal; Only President to Resign. n Legacy of Dishonest Government: n Watergate is synonymous with a corrupt government. n

Nixon: 1968 Big Win; 1972; Landslide

Orangeburg massacre Location Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA Date February 8, 1968 Target South Carolina State University students along with several Wilkinson High School students Weapon(s) revolvers, shotguns, thrown objects: Aftermath; debate Deaths 3 deaths Injured 28 injured Perpetrators 9 patrolmen, approximately 200 protesters

Richard Nixon: Rapprochement Divide Communism: Russia v. China

1 st Television Debate; Kennedy Won.

Watergate: Tricky Dick

POW’s Home: Nixon

Cambodia and Khmer Rouge

Kennedy’s Ideas: New Frontier Man on the Moon by 1969. n Nuclear Test Bans n Civil Rights n 4 th Murdered President n Remember: Bay of Pigs; Cuban Missile Crisis n n 1961 -1963: First Born in 20 th Century; First Catholic

9. 4: Kennedy’s New Frontier

New Deal of the 1930’s Extended: War on Poverty of the 1960’s: Democrats FDR Johnson Lyndon President Johnson n n n n Civil Rights Act 1964 Voting Rights Act 1965 Fair Housing Act 1968 Medicare Medicaid War on Poverty Arts and Humanities NPR Head Start n Vietnam Ended Johnson

9. 5: Review Standard n Nixon Earth Day 1970’s: The Environment

Ms. Magazine: Gloria Steinem: “After Black Power, Women’s Liberation” Circa: 1970

Congress: House and Senate 94 women in the House n 20 in the Senate: A New Record n

Nixon Turned the South Republican Southern Strategy of Rightist Conservatism n Appeal to anti-desegregation politics n SC had been the home to Dixiecrats and it worked all across the South. n No More “SOLID SOUTH. ” n

Harry Truman: Bomb; Integration n Democrats This Day in Truman History July 26, 1948 President Truman issues Executive Order No. 9981 Desegregating the Military

DIXIECRATS: STROM THURMOND

Obamacare and States’ Rights

Dixie: South

Strom Thurmond’s Daughter

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King and Ghandi

Martin Luther King: Non-Violent The Reverend MLK

Montgomery Bus Boycott Rosa Parks and the Non-Violent nature for the benefit of Television. n Television images are powerful. n Negatives will create a negative public opinion. n

Sit-ins

Bull Connor and Attack Dogs

Freedom Rides

Militant versus Non-Violent Urban versus Rural Areas

Malcolm Little aka X.

JUDICIAL ACTION 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education n Personal rights as well, 1960’s. n Miranda Rights “Right to Remain Silent. ” n Gideon: “Right to an Attorney. ” n

Vietnam Controversy My Lai Massacre: Civilians; last week Afghanistan. n Fragging n Pentagon Papers: False evidence. n No homecoming for soldiers. n War Powers Act to limit President/War. n

Presidents: Truman n Eisenhower n Kennedy n Johnson n Nixon n Ford n Carter n Reagan Bush Clinton Bush Obama

President Carter 1976 -1980 Human Rights President. n 1979: Hostages in Iran when the Ayatollah Returned. 52 Hostages n Camp David Accords for Middle East Peace n Next came Ronald Reagan 1980 -1988; Hostages released after swear-in. n

Reagan: Star Wars; Strong Economy; National Debt. 1980 -88 1. Fall of the Soviet Union 1991 n 2. US only remaining superpower n The State requires very little on this major time in US History. n Gorbechev; Glastnost; Perestroika n Reaganomics n

Reaganomics: Trickle Down Theory for Economics n Soviets: Evil Empire Internationally

Vice-President Bush Elected Pres. 1990’s Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait. n US response First Persian Gulf War 100 hours to defeat Hussein. n Oil issues n Taliban; religious fanatics n Then came Clinton n

President Clinton Support Israel n Civil War in Balkans: US involvement to stop the killing of Muslims. n Somalia: “Black Hawk Down” Aid Stopped. n Haiti removed Military. n Economic boom in the US n World Trade Center; USS Cole; Embassies n

Bosnian Serbs Murdering Muslims

Define Recession and Depression Your teacher will do this interactively on the board. n Business Cycle: Contraction and Expansion n

European Union post Common Market or EEC: 27 Countries;

Rust Belt

Outsource: Job loss.

Deficit as a percent of GDP

National Debt vs. GDP

Jeffrey Immelt: GE n On June 26, 2009, Jeff Immelt, the CEO of General Electric, called for the United States to increase its manufacturing base employment to 20% of the workforce commenting that the U. S. has outsourced too much and can no longer rely on consumer spending to drive demand. [28]

Obama and Immelt

Rust Belt with Rusting Factories; Less Union Activity; Blue Collar.

Sun Belt: Non-Union; Oil; Immigr. Tourism; Defense; 88% pop + US

George W. Bush Continue to chase Al Qaeda and Bin Laden. Destroy the Taliban. n Saddam Hussein and Weapons of Mass Destruction which did not exist. n Economic downturn. ***** n Enter: President Obama****** n

Peace Dividend: Cut Military due to the end of the Cold War

Gentrification: The Gentry. Is Urban Renewal Wrong?

The Internet: Dot Coms; Communication; Information Age

Outsourcing of Service Jobs: India

Arab Spring of 2011 n The push for Democracy