Study Guide - Unit Fifteen: The Sixties and Seventies
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Due Date |
Assignment |
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Weds.,
May 3 |
1. Read p. 830 - 842 2. Do worksheet on Chapter 28, Sections 1 and 2 |
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Thurs.,
May 4 |
1. Read p. 842 - 851 2. Do worksheets for Chapter 28, section 3 |
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Fri.,
May 5 |
1. Read p. 856 – 863 2. Do worksheets for Chapter 29, Section 1 |
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Mon.,
May 8 |
1. Read p. 864 – 877 2. Do worksheet for Chapter 29, Sections 2 and 3 |
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Tues.,
May 9 |
1. Read MLK’s “I Have a
Dream” Speech AND your assigned handout from a 1960s black leader 2. Fill out the MLK column and your assigned
column on the 1960s Civil Rights chart.
You will be sharing your info with your group and they will HATE you
if you don’t do your assigned task. |
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Weds.,
May 10 |
Work on homework for Thursday. |
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Thurs.,
May 11 |
1. Read p. 884 – 894 2. Do worksheets for Chapter 30, Sections 1 - 2 |
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Fri.,
May 12 |
1. Read 895 – 913 2. Do worksheets for Chapter 30, Sections 3 - 5 |
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Mon.,
May 15 |
1. Read p. 920 – 937 2. Do worksheets for Chapter 31, Sections 1
through 3 3. Read the excerpt from Betty Friedan and Phyllis Schlafly
and be prepared to discuss both views of feminism. |
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Tues.,
May 16 |
1. Read p. 946 – 957 2. Do worksheets for Chapter 32, Sections 1 and 2 |
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Weds.,
May 17 |
1. Read p. 960 – 967 2. Do worksheet for Chapter 32, Section 3 |
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Thurs.,
May 18 |
Make a chart for the 1960s and 1970s. |
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Mon.,
May 22 |
Test on the Sixties and Seventies |
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Tues.,
May 23 |
Presentations on Research Papers |
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Weds.,
May 24 |
Finish presentations on Research Papers |
Identifications – The Sixties
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1. |
Election of 1960 |
43. |
Freedom riders |
85. |
Pentagon Papers |
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2. |
Election debates |
44. |
James Meredith |
86. |
War Powers Act |
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3. |
Flexible Response |
45. |
Birmingham |
87. |
Henry Kissinger |
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4. |
Fidel Castro |
46. |
Bull Connor |
88. |
Khmer Rouge |
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5. |
Bay of Pigs |
47. |
Letter from a Birmingham
Jail |
89. |
Attica |
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6. |
Cuban
Missile Crisis
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48. |
March on Washington |
90. |
Cesar Chavez |
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7. |
Nikita
Khrushchev
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49. |
Freedom Summer
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91. |
United Farm Workers Movement |
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8. |
Berlin crisis
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50. |
Selma
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92. |
La Raza |
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9. |
Hot line |
51. |
De facto and De jure segregation
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93. |
American Indian Movement |
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10. |
Limited Test Ban Treaty
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52. |
“Long Hot Summers”
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94. |
Wounded Knee |
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11. |
New Frontier |
53. |
Malcolm X |
95. |
Feminism |
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12. |
Kennedy’s economic plans |
54. |
Black Muslims |
96. |
Betty Friedan The Feminine Mystique |
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13. |
Alliance for Progress |
55. |
Stokely Carmichael “Black Power” |
97. |
Equal Rights Amendment |
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14. |
Space Program |
56. |
Black Panthers |
98. |
Phyllis Schlafly |
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15. |
The
Other America by Michael Harrington |
57. |
Assassination of MLK |
99. |
Counterculture |
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16. |
Kennedy assassination |
58. |
Kerner Commission |
100. |
Woodstock |
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17. |
Warren Commision |
59. |
Civil Rights Act of 1968 |
101. |
New Federalism |
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18. |
Lyndon B. Johnson |
60. |
Ho Cchi Minh |
102. |
Revenue Sharing |
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19. |
War on Poverty |
61. |
Vietminh |
103. |
Impoundment |
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20. |
Economic Opportunity Act |
62. |
Dien Bien Phu |
104. |
Spiro Agnew |
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21. |
1964 Election |
63. |
Domino Theory |
105. |
Southern strategy |
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22. |
Barry Goldwater |
64. |
Ngo Dinh Diem |
106. |
Warren Burger |
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23. |
Great Society |
65. |
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution |
107. |
Stagflation |
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24. |
Medicare and Medicare |
66. |
Agent Orange |
108. |
Yom Kippur War |
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25. |
Immigration Act of 1965 |
67. |
Napalm |
109. |
OPEC |
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26. |
Silent
Spring Rachel Carson |
68. |
Credibility Gap |
110. |
Henry Kissinger |
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27. |
Civil Rights Act of 1964 |
69. |
Draft |
111. |
Détente |
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28. |
24th
Amendment
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70. |
New Left |
112. |
China trip |
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29. |
Voting Rights Act (1965) |
71. |
Students for a Democratic Society |
113. |
SALT II |
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30. |
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72. |
Port Huron Statement |
114. |
Watergate |
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31. |
Baker v. Carr |
73. |
Free Speech Movement |
115. |
Imperial Presidency |
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32. |
Gideon v. Wainwright |
74. |
Tet offensive |
116. |
Judge John Sirica |
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33. |
Miranda v. Arizona |
75. |
Election of 1968 |
117. |
Senator Sam Ervin |
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34. |
NAACP legal strategy |
76. |
Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy |
118. |
Saturday Night Massacre |
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35. |
Brown v. Board of Education |
77. |
Democratic Convention in Chicago |
119. |
Gerald Ford |
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36. |
Little Rock Central High
School |
78. |
Richard Nixon |
120. |
Mayaguez incident |
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37. |
Rosa Parks |
79. |
George Wallace |
121. |
Jimmy Carter |
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38. |
Montgomery Bus Boycott |
80. |
Silent Majority |
122. |
Panama Canal |
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39. |
Martin Luther King |
81. |
Vietnamization |
123. |
Camp David |
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40. |
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference (SCLC) |
82. |
My Lai Massacre |
124. |
Ayatollah Khomeini |
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41. |
Student Nonviolent
Coordinating Committee (SNCC) |
83. |
Invasion of Cambodia |
125. |
Iranian hostage crisis |
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42. |
Greensboro sit-ins |
84. |
Kent State |
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Questions and Themes for Unit Fifteen: The Sixties and Seventies
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The goals and
accomplishments of JFK’s presidency
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The Cold War in
this period
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How we got
involved in Vietnam and the escalation of our involvement
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LBJ’s domestic
goals and accomplishments
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Civil Rights
accomplishments and failures in the 1960s
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How the Civil
Rights movement transformed itself into the black power movement
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The impact of
the New Left and the counterculture on American life
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The nature of
the Vietnam War and its impact on American life
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What were the
achievements and failures of Nixon’s presidency?
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How did Nixon’s
presidency change the country?
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How successful
were Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter in dealing with the challenges of their
presidencies?