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Decades of Social Change in AP U.S. History: Environmental Movement to Reaganomics

Explore key historical events from the 1960s to the 1980s, including the environmental movement, Watergate, Reaganomics, and the end of the Cold War. Learn about important figures and policies that shaped American society during this transformative period.

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Decades of Social Change in AP U.S. History: Environmental Movement to Reaganomics

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  1. Decades of Social Change AP U.S. History

  2. Warm Up • To do: • take out notes • sit with study buddy • discuss question • The 1962 book that helped launch the national environmental movement was • James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time • Michael Harrington’s The Other America • Alice Walker’s In Search of Our Mother’s Gardens • Jack Kerouac’s On the Road • Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring

  3. 37th Administration • “silent majority” • conservatism (New Federalism) • the “Southern strategy” • stagflation • 1973 oil embargo • détente • SALT Treaty

  4. Watergate • 1972 • members of the burglary are part of the Committee to Reelect the President • Woodward and Bernstein of the New York Times investigate • Deep Throat

  5. The Constitutional Crisis • Senate investigations implicate Nixon • White House tapes subpoenaed • Nixon v. United States of America • Nixon resigns

  6. 38th Administration • Pardons Nixon • Fall of South Vietnam

  7. 39th Administration • an “outsider” • energy crisis • stagflation and recession • Bakke v. Univ. of California • human rights advocate • troubles in the Middle East • Camp David Accords • Iran Hostage Crisis

  8. Warm Up • To do: • take out notes • sit with study buddy • discuss question • One of the goals of Reaganomics was to • Encourage private investment through tax cuts for businesses and the wealthy • Redistribute income to the bottom fifth of wage earners • Reduce the United States nuclear arsenal • Restrict immigration from Mexico • Outsource United States manufacturing to Asian countries

  9. 40th Administration • Conservatism allies itself with Christian Right • 1980 election

  10. increased military spending and tax cuts create hugest deficit ever

  11. Iran-Contra Scandal

  12. Glasnost and perestroika = liberalization 14 of the “satellite states” declared independence Gorbachev resigns Yeltsin president Cold War Ends

  13. 41st Administration • First Gulf War

  14. To do: • take out notes • sit with study buddy • discuss question Warm Up

  15. Review • List presidents 1-44. • List major battles/events of WWII in chronological order. • Identify major laws/ agencies/ policies that impacted diverse groups on the home front. • List the major events of the Cold War in chronological order. Try to organize events by president. • Explain how the Cold War affected Americans on the home front.

  16. List the events of the civil rights movement in chronological order. Try to organize by president. • Identify key figures (political and cultural) from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. • Describe the domestic policies of JFK, LBJ, Nixon, Carter, and Reagan.

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