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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.

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Why did Eisenhower send troops to Little Rock, Arkansas?

To enforce school desegregation

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Define Civil Disobedience”

Nonviolent refusal to obey laws or government policies

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Give an example of an action in the civil rights movement that demonstrated civil disobedience

Greensboro Sit-In

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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.

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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

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What facts encouraged race riots in American cities during the 1960s and 1970s?

Racial discrimination

Economic inequality

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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.

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What is “Affirmative Action” What case established its legality.

Practices aimed at increasing opportunities for marginalized groups

University of California vs. Bakke

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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.

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Betty Friedan

The Feminine Mystique - Women were not fulfilled in their roles

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National Organization of Women (NOW)

Founded by Betty Friedan, advocates for womens rights

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Equal Rights Amendment (ERA

Aims to ensure equal rights under the law

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Phyllis Schlafly

Opposed ERA

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Title IX

Federal law, prohibiting sex based discrimination

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What did the Supreme Court rule in Roe vs. Wade?

Women have the right to choose.

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Why ddi the U.S feel that South Vietnam was essential to US national security?

Due to the domino theory.

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What was the significance of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

Gave Lyndon broad authority to use military force in Vietnam.

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My Lai Massacre

Killing 300-500 unarmed Vietnamese civilians by US soldiers.

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Vietnamization

Transferring combat duties onto South Vietnamese while withdrawing American troops.

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Hawks

Supported Vietnam war and military force

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Doves

Opposed war, advocated for peace

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Kent State Riots

National guardsmen killed students protesting again Vietnam war

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the “Silent Majority”

describes Americans who did not publicly protest the vietnam war

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What did the supreme Court rule in NY times vs. US

US go. could not prevent NYT from publishing the pentagon papers.

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Describe fighting conditions in the Vietnam war

Harsh and brutal with dense jungles and extreme heat

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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

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what lessons did the US learn in Vietnam

the limits of military power in achieving political goals

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Examples of behaviors and groups that emerged as a part of counterculture

Hippes

Anti-war protesters

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What issues motivated members of the New Left

civil rights and racial justice

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American-Indian movement

fight for indigenous rights, sovereignty, and the protection of tribal land and culture

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Brown power movement

sought civil rights, cultural pride, and educational reform

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enviornmental movement

protect the environment

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gay rights movement

advocates for equal rights of LGBTQ

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what trigrams did Lyndon Johnson sponsor as part of his Great Society agenda

medicare, medicaid

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what was détente

aimed to ease Cold War tensions

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what happened during Watergate? what were the results of the Watergate scandal?

a break in at the democratic headquarters, Nixon stepped down

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what were the Camp David Accords

negotiated a peace agreement

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describe how Reagans policy of supply-side economics worked

cutting taxes and reducing gov regulations

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Agent Orange

chemical