'Racial injustice' diaporamas de présentation

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THE NEW FRONTIER AND THE GREAT SOCIETY

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The Great Depression

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Lyndon Baines Johnson

Lyndon Baines Johnson. Democratic Party 1963-1969 President #36. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:37_Lyndon_Johnson_3x4.jpg. http:// factoidz.com/images/user/lyndonjohnsonsenateposter.jpg. Occupational/Educational Background: Attended the Southwest Texas State Teachers College

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The Great Depression

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Cold War. The Vietnam Conflict.

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Persuasive Writing

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Cry, the Beloved Country

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CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. Beliefs/values Change Differing political, social, and economic beliefs and values lead to change. SIGNIFICANCE OF DATES AS TURNING POINTS. 1968: Martin Luther King Jr. assassination.

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The Great Society

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Racial Injustice in the 1930s

Racial Injustice in the 1930s. There was an abundance of racial injustice in the 1930s, even many years after slavery was abolished. People were racially segregated because of their skin color or race.

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The Great Depression: Election of 1932

The Great Depression: Election of 1932. 1929-1939. Rumblings of dissatisfaction. 1932, Hoover was the most hated man in America. Rumblings of Dissatisfaction. Radical Protests Radical political parties grew more vocal= condemned capitalism depression M ass protests Hunger strikes

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Freedom and Liberation

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I HAVE A DREAM

I HAVE A DREAM. August 28, 1963. Excerpt 1. We were promised freedom by the Emancipation Proclamation 100 years ago, and we are still not free. Excerpt 2.

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AEAs on MLK speech

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Why did the Civil Rights Movement Occur in the 1950s and 1960s?

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The Great Society

The Great Society. President Lyndon B. Johnson. Overview. Demanded an end to poverty and racial injustice Vision: higher standard of living, equal opportunities, richer quality of life 206 measures passed in 4 years. HUD. Department of Housing and Urban Development

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