AMST 3100 The 1960s

Dec 27, 2012

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The End of an Era

AMST 3100 The 1960s The End of an Era. Powerpoint 15 Read Chafe Chapter 14, Farber Chapter 11. The End of the 60s. By the late 60s, the Vietnam War had become a prism of American society: it revealed a society divided deeply over war and over cultural values.

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The Psychedelic Movement Part 2

AMST 3100 The 1960s The Psychedelic Movement Part 2 Powerpoint 7 Read the web notes by Owsley On Psychedelics for an editorial by one of the persons who made acid so available during the 1960s. Primary source is Jay Stevens, Storming Heaven: LSD and the American Dream, 1998 LSD and the Beats

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AMST 3100 The 1960s

AMST 3100 The 1960s The Psychedelic Movement Primary source is Jay Stevens, Storming Heaven: LSD and the American Dream, 1998 Spiritual Lag? Jay Stevens argues that, in a sense, the hippies were an attempt to push evolution – to raise consciousness to new levels.

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AMST 3100 The 1960s

This segregation allowed virtual localized fiefdoms to be maintained. ... Whereas radio listeners tended to think Nixon won the debate, TV watchers preferred JFK. ...

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The Civil Rights Movement: 1960-1965

AMST 3100 The 1960s The Civil Rights Movement: 1960-1965. Powerpoint 4 Read Farber Chapter 4. The 1960 Greensboro Sit-in. Both Chafe and Farber flag the 1960 Greensboro sit-in as a powerful moment in the civil rights movement.

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The Civil Rights Movement Part 1: the 1950s

AMST 3100 The 1960s The Civil Rights Movement Part 1: the 1950s. Powerpoint 2 Read Chafe Chapter 6. The modern civil rights movement. Began in the mid-1950s Peaked in 1963 Splintered after 1965 into different camps Liberal reformers like M.L. King, Jr. who worked within the system

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AMST 3100 The 1960s Vietnam Chronology

AMST 3100 The 1960s Vietnam Chronology. Powerpoint 8 Read Chafe Chapter 9, FDR’s Atlantic Charter , Ho Chi Minh’s Declaration of Independence , and Ho’s Letter to President Truman requesting that he honor the Atlantic Charter.

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amst 3100 the 1960s lbj s great society

2. Backdrop: Rise of Liberalism. In 1946, Cyril Connally helped define the emerging liberal ideology in his

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AMST 3100 The 1960s Vietnam Chronology

2. Post-1954 region after division into two regions, North Vietnam and South Vietnam, with a demilitarized zone (DMZ) in the middle. The Vietnamese nationalists never accepted this division as permanent, despite the American intention to make it so.. 3. Please click this link for the PBS web-companion to its Vietnam: A Television History program. Begin with the timeline, followed by Who's Who, etc. Please click this link to examine some of the key people and issues involved in the Vietnam War. 9455

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The Counterculture

2. The War at Home. The rise of the counterculture reflected a loss of faith in the liberal reforms promoted by John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson.As faith and idealism toward liberal reforms declined, radicalism grew among specific elements of American society. Many of these late 1960s radicals came from the frustrated civil rights advocates, frustrated war protestors, college students, Hispanic youth, feminists, gays, and youth culture in general. Radicals believed that the system itself was to9448

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The Civil Rights Movement: 1960-1965

2. The 1960 Greensboro Sit-in. Both Chafe and Farber flag the 1960 Greensboro sit-in as a powerful moment in the civil rights movement.It ignited hundreds of sit-ins at segregated stores throughout the South.Sit-ins were a direct and immediate way to fight racism.Sit-ins revealed to young blacks

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The 1960s

The 1960s. Kennedy, Camelot, The New Frontier, Johnson, The Great Society, Vietnam, Civil Rights, and a Social Movement Chapter 38. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8lrRvuwczk. Election of 1960. The Candidates Richard Nixon (R) 8 years as Eisenhower’s VP

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AMST 3100 The 1960s The End of an Era

2. The End of the 60s. By the late 60s, the Vietnam War had become a prism of American society: it revealed a society divided deeply over war and over cultural values.To some Americans, the 60s war protests were all about democracy and the chance of ordinary citizens to participate in political and

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The 1960s

The 1960s. Josh Strobel Sean Donelan Connor Sobraske. Government. The government of the 1960s was chaotic in many ways, laced with conflict in civil rights and between political parties.

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The 1960s

The 1960s. By: Dharti Ukani , Alysa Richards, Ian Solomon, Lenny Murgi , Luke Stork. THE FASHIONS AND FADS. 1960s—decade where it was a great time to be young Youthful culture and fashion had begun to take shape in the 1950s blossomed as never before

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The 1960s

The 1960s. By: Dharti Ukani , Alysa Richards, Ian Solomon, Lenny Murgi , Luke Stork. TARGET: Explain the roots of the civil rights movement: Brown vs. Board of Education, Little Rock Nine, Montgomery Bus Boycott (Question 1).

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The 1960s

For this assignment you need to draw a peace sign. You will use the handout entitled “The 1960’s” AND your book (Chapter 23: Section 3) to fill in the four sections of your peace sign. Section one will include the main points about the sexual revolution.

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The 1960s

The 1960s. Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon’s Administrations. Election of 1960. Democrat Kennedy v. Republican Nixon First time presidential debates are on national television Kennedy wins!!!. Kennedy’s Inaugural Address.

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The 1960s

The 1960s. Part II. President Johnson. The Civil Rights Act of 1964. Election of 1964. Barry Goldwater Republican. Lyndon Johnson Democrat. The “Great Society”. The “Daisy” Ad. Election of 1964. Winner. Barry Goldwater Republican. Lyndon Johnson Democrat. The “Great Society”.

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The 1960s

The 1960s. Part I. The Election of 1960. The Primary Campaign. The Democrats. vs. Lyndon B. Johnson. John F. Kennedy. Lyndon B. Johnson. John F. Kennedy. The Kennedy-Johnson Ticket. “He never said a word of importance in the Senate and never did a thing.”

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AMST 3100 The 1960s Vietnam 1945-1963

AMST 3100 The 1960s Vietnam 1945-1963. Powerpoint 9 Read Farber Chapter 6. Vietnam’s Significance. The Vietnam War grew directly from the policies of the Cold War, and the consequences of the U.S. role in Vietnam are still being felt today.

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AMST 3100 The 1960s LBJ’s Great Society

AMST 3100 The 1960s LBJ’s Great Society. Powerpoint 5 Read Chafe Chapter 8; Farber Chapter 5. Backdrop: Rise of Liberalism. In 1946, Cyril Connally helped define the emerging liberal ideology in his “Ten Indicators of a Civilized Society.” 1. Abolition of the death penalty

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