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FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S

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FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S

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  1. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136)

  2. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity

  3. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity

  4. Suburb of L.A., the stereotypical symbol of conformity in post-war America (1953)

  5. The Grateful Dead posing in a subdivision of Daly City California before it was opened to settlers (1967)

  6. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity

  7. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Unforeseen side effects: TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values

  8. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Unforeseen side effects: TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values

  9. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Unforeseen side effects: TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values

  10. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Unforeseen side effects: TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  11. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Unforeseen side effects: TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  12. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  13. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  14. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  15. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  16. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive

  17. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  18. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  19. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  20. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  21. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  22. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  23. Sometimes protest took the form of glorifying such communist folk heroes as Che Guevara

  24. Women demonstrating for peace (1968)

  25. Antiwar Rally, SF,1969

  26. Above: anti-war march on the Pentagon Above Right: Anti-war protestors take over the office of the President of columbia University while supporters of the war and more protestors clash outside.

  27. The 1968 Democratic convention in Chicago was turbulent enough inside the convention hall as Chicago’s Mayor Daley shouted down anti-war candidate, Eugene McCarthy. Outside it was a lot worse as anti-war protests in Lincoln Park during the day degenerated into a virtual police riot at night--all on national TV.

  28. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights

  29. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s

  30. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1)

  31. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1)

  32. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1)

  33. Robert F. Kennedy lies near death after being shot at a political rally in June, 1968, barely two months after Martin Luther King’s Assassination. This event, on top of King’s murder, further disillusioned people about the prospects of peaceful reform.

  34. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1)

  35. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1)

  36. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1)

  37. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love)

  38. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love)

  39. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love)

  40. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love)

  41. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love) Lasting impact on mainstream culture in 1970s on attitudes toward: Lasting impact on mainstream culture in 1970s on attitudes toward: (FC.148) (FC.148) Vegetarian diet Gender roles, esp. Gay rt/s & Women’s Lib. Sex & marriage Racial relations Fashion no longer dictated by designers The environment

  42. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love) Lasting impact on mainstream culture in 1970s on attitudes toward: Lasting impact on mainstream culture in 1970s on attitudes toward: (FC.148) (FC.148) Vegetarian diet Gender roles, esp. Gay rt/s & Women’s Lib. Sex & marriage Racial relations Fashion no longer dictated by designers The environment

  43. FC.145 FRAGMENTATION & COUNTERCULTURE IN THE 1960’S World War II (FC.136) Cold War Global role for U.S. (FC.138) Afr-Am. GI’s feel entitled to more rights Major effects in 50s: Prosperity & new tech’s Military style conformity Mechaniz. of cotton picking (1944) Delayed fam’s Baby boom after 1945 Involvement in Vietnam  Guerrilla war w/no vict. in sight Non-violent Civil Rights movementViolent reactions Unforeseen side effects: Well educ. & affluent generation “Great Migration” to N. cities TV  Graphic news coverage Beatniks flout old values N. liberals sympathize w/civil rt’s Crowded cities & few decent opportunities Media & public turn vs. the war Idealistic, but impatient teens by 1960s Growing dissatisfaction with traditional values that seem increasingly repressive Growing student radicalism as truth about Viet Nam comes out More devious tactics (e.g., private schools) to thwart civil rights Rising frustration with slowness of change Turbulence in late 1960s Challenges to trad. mid. class values Urban riots & unrest, esp. after Martin Luther King is killed (1968) Student riots & unrest, esp. after Kent State Univ. shootings (1970) Vietnam the catalyst for wider range of soc. protests & indiv. experiences (FC.148.1) Backlash along generational & class lines CivRts movement’s dissipates as Afr-Am’s face more subtle forms of racism (FC.148.1) Counter-culture characterized by: Experimentation with drugs Youth oriented rock & roll Flaunting of sex (AKA “free love) Lasting impact on mainstream culture in 1970s on attitudes toward: Lasting impact on mainstream culture in 1970s on attitudes toward: (FC.148) (FC.148) Vegetarian diet Gender roles, esp. Gay rt/s & Women’s Lib. Sex & marriage Racial relations Fashion no longer dictated by designers The environment

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