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Majority opinion in Brown Vs. Board of Education (1954)
Racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional bc it violated Equal Protection clause.
Why did Eisenhower send troops to Little Rock, Arkansas?
To enforce school desegregation
Define Civil Disobedience”
Nonviolent refusal to obey laws or government policies
Give an example of an action in the civil rights movement that demonstrated civil disobedience
Greensboro Sit-In
Why did MLK believe that non-violent resistance. Ould be an affective way to gain civil rights?
Because it appealed to the conscience of the public.
Name two pieces of Civil Rights legislations and explain what they did.
Civil Rights act of 1964 - Banned discrimination
Voting Rights act of 1965 - Outlawed discriminatory voting practices
What facts encouraged race riots in American cities during the 1960s and 1970s?
Racial discrimination
Economic inequality
Why did Malcom X and groups such as the Black Panthers gain in popularity as the Civil Rights Movement dragged on?
They promoted more radical and immediate approaches to achieving racial equality.
What is “Affirmative Action” What case established its legality.
Practices aimed at increasing opportunities for marginalized groups
University of California vs. Bakke
Why did the second-wave feminist movement emerge in the 1960s and 1970s?
As a response to the limitations of the first wave, it focuses on gender equality in the workforce.
Betty Friedan
The Feminine Mystique - Women were not fulfilled in their roles
National Organization of Women (NOW)
Founded by Betty Friedan, advocates for womens rights
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA
Aims to ensure equal rights under the law
Phyllis Schlafly
Opposed ERA
Title IX
Federal law, prohibiting sex based discrimination
What did the Supreme Court rule in Roe vs. Wade?
Women have the right to choose.
Why ddi the U.S feel that South Vietnam was essential to US national security?
Due to the domino theory.
What was the significance of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?
Gave Lyndon broad authority to use military force in Vietnam.
My Lai Massacre
Killing 300-500 unarmed Vietnamese civilians by US soldiers.
Vietnamization
Transferring combat duties onto South Vietnamese while withdrawing American troops.
Hawks
Supported Vietnam war and military force
Doves
Opposed war, advocated for peace
Kent State Riots
National guardsmen killed students protesting again Vietnam war
the “Silent Majority”
describes Americans who did not publicly protest the vietnam war
What did the supreme Court rule in NY times vs. US
US go. could not prevent NYT from publishing the pentagon papers.
Describe fighting conditions in the Vietnam war
Harsh and brutal with dense jungles and extreme heat
Explain the role that television played in both the Vietnam war and the ciivl rights movement
brought graphic images and real-time coverage into Americans homes
what lessons did the US learn in Vietnam
the limits of military power in achieving political goals
Examples of behaviors and groups that emerged as a part of counterculture
Hippes
Anti-war protesters
What issues motivated members of the New Left
civil rights and racial justice
American-Indian movement
fight for indigenous rights, sovereignty, and the protection of tribal land and culture
Brown power movement
sought civil rights, cultural pride, and educational reform
enviornmental movement
protect the environment
gay rights movement
advocates for equal rights of LGBTQ
what trigrams did Lyndon Johnson sponsor as part of his Great Society agenda
medicare, medicaid
what was détente
aimed to ease Cold War tensions
what happened during Watergate? what were the results of the Watergate scandal?
a break in at the democratic headquarters, Nixon stepped down
what were the Camp David Accords
negotiated a peace agreement
describe how Reagans policy of supply-side economics worked
cutting taxes and reducing gov regulations
Agent Orange
chemical