'Warren court ' diaporamas de présentation

1960s

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John F. Kennedy 1960-1963

John F. Kennedy 1960-1963. The Election of 1960. The election of 1960 was the closest since 1884; Kennedy defeated Richard Nixon by fewer than 119,000 votes. Clip Debate. Did You Know?.

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The New Frontier and the Great Society

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Great Men as Supreme Court Justices: Leadership and Cohesion in the Warren and Burger Courts.-

Great Men as Supreme Court Justices: Leadership and Cohesion in the Warren and Burger Courts.-. Capstone Presentation By Geoff Warren. The Warren Court (1953-69) The Burger Court (1969-86).

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The Warren Court

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Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ)

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Civil War Effects on Role and Power of USG

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Lyndon B. Johnson: The Great Society

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Chapter 20 Test Review

Chapter 20 Test Review. What was the decisive factor in the election of 1960?. The television coverage of the Kennedy-Nixon debates. What policy was developed by the Kennedy administration because of their concern that reliance on nuclear weapons limited the U.S. military options?.

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Using Cartoons to Teach about Due Process Cases under the Warren and Burger U.S. Supreme Courts

Using Cartoons to Teach about Due Process Cases under the Warren and Burger U.S. Supreme Courts. Overview of the Bill of Rights. Cartoons Reflecting The Warren Court. Cartoons Reflecting The Warren Court. Cartoons Reflecting The Warren Court. Cartoons Reflecting The Warren Court.

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The Great Society

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The New Frontier & the Great Society Chapter 17

The New Frontier & the Great Society Chapter 17. Section 1. Election of 1960. On September 26, 1960, the first televised presidential debate aired. Clip Democrat John F. Kennedy and Republican Richard M. Nixon . The campaign centered on the economy and the Cold War. Kennedy V. Nixon.

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Miranda v Arizona

Miranda v Arizona . Escobedo v Illinois . By Austin Lallier. THESIS. In the 1960s two major cases changed the way law enforcement could interrogate defendants in custody, they defined and articulated the rights that were given to all citizens nearly 200 years earlier. . Warren Courts.

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Reforms Under LBJ

Reforms Under LBJ. After Kennedy was assassinated in 1963 his Vice President, Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ) became President LBJ had worked in Congress and the Senate since 1937, and was an expert at getting laws passed In 1964, LBJ pushed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 through

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May 1

May 1 . Objectives: To refamiliarize yourself with the major courts and court cases in American History Homework: Study Agenda: Supreme Court Cases 2001 MC grading and study time . Supreme Court Cases. Marshal Court. 1801-1836 Marbury v. Madison (1803) Fletcher v. Peck (1810)

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Questions Game

Questions Game. Unit VI Key Terms. Question Review. 1. Warren Court.

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Sheppard vs. Maxwell 1966

Megan Carr. Sheppard vs. Maxwell 1966. Historical Content.

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The Stalemated Seventies

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Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

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