Chapter 49 Flashcards

1
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Date of Kennedy’s assassination?

A

Nov 22, 1963

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2
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Where did Johnson give his “great society” speech?

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Univ. of Michigan

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3
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Johnson’s agenda name

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Great Society

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4
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goals of the Great Society

A
  • abundance and liberty for all (no poverty/racial injustice)
  • child can enrich mind and enlarge talents
  • challenge constantly renewed
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5
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which party adapted Johnson’s Great society?

A

Democrats; as their party platform

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6
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Who was the senator of Arizona

A

Barry Goldwater

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7
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What party was Goldwater?

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Republican candidate for pres; outspoken conservative

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8
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What did Goldwater call Eisenhower’s modern Republicanism?

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“A dime-store New Deal” (Cheap version of the Democrats’ famous domestic program)

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9
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laissez faire

A

gov hand-offpolicy

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10
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extremism

A

radicalism

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11
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what did opponents portray Goldwater as?

A

reckless extremist who would abolish social security and take his anticommunist aggression toward the Soviets

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12
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What aggressive act could Goldwater have led?

A

WWIII

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13
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TV Ad for Johnson

A

Daisy

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14
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Quote for Daisy

A

“Vote for Johnson on Nov. 3. the stakes are too high for you to stay home”

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15
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election results (# and percentage Johnson won by?)

A

44 states; won 61% of popular vote

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16
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2 problems challenging Democrats’ hold on power

A
  1. modern conservative movement

2. political transformation of SOuth

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17
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What book did Upton Sinclair write?

A

The Jungle

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18
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FDIC

A

insurance company insuring money in banks for up to $250,000

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19
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Johnson’s quotes to honor JFK?

A

“Nothing would honor JFK more than the bill”

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20
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Landslide Lyndy

A

won by a landslide at election

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21
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what was the ability for Johnson to sign 200 pieces of legislature in 5 years called?

A

Johnson treatment

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22
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who’s senator was Johnson once?

A

Senator of Texas

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23
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What did Johnson pass to start War on Poverty? This allowed people to know how to write resumes, apply to job force, etc.

A

Economic Opp. Act

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24
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How many measures does Johnson pass?

A

200 in 5 years

25
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What act abolished Jim Crow Laws?

A

Civil rights act of 1964

26
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What court case happened when a motel owner refused to rent rooms to blacks?

A

Heart of Atlanta Motel vs. US

27
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What did the motel owner claim the Civil Rights Act of 1964 applied during his case do?

A

Congress overstepped interstate commerce; act violated his rights under 5th and 13th amendment (using his property without his permissions)

28
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Johnson act to end racial prejudice; ended discrimination in voting

A

Voting Rights Act

29
Q

what act prohibited housing discrimination?

A

Civil Rights Act of 1968

30
Q

Johnson’s period of ambitious antipoverty programs

A

War on Poverty

31
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what was established to oversee the antipoverty programs?

A

Office of Economic Opp.

32
Q

association working to teach disadvantaged young people job skills

A

The Job Corps

33
Q

person who set up programs for low-income Pre-K kids

A

Project Head Start

34
Q

Modelled on Peace Corps; lived and worked in poor communities, providing job training and education services

A

VISTA

35
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managed federal programs aimed at revitalizing urban neighborhoods

A

Department of Housing and Urban Dev. (HUD)

36
Q

1st Af. Am to join president’s cabin

A

Robert Weaver

37
Q

fed. health insurance program paying for hospital and nursing home services for 65+

A

Medicare

38
Q

health insurance program financed by fed. and state gov.; covered low-income families and elders

A

Medicaid

39
Q

What was the ratio for medicare payments?

A

80/20%

40
Q

act funding public and parochial school districts

A

Elementary and Secondary Educational Act of 1965

41
Q

parochial

A

faith-based education

42
Q

associations giving grants to artists, writers, scholars, researchers to promote vibrant national culture

A

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

43
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Association endorsing arts

A

National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)

44
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produced goods and wealth, we should enrich man’s spirit with this act

A

Public broadcasting act of 1967; established Corporation for the Public Broad (CPB)

45
Q

TV show funded by CPB for kids without education

A

Sesame street

46
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Immigration Act of 1965

A

no quotas

based on PERSON’S SKILLS and TIES TO US FAMILY

47
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book about environmentalism

A

Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring”

48
Q

no pollution act

A

Clean Air Act of 1963

49
Q

Cigarettes must label act

A

Cigarette Labelling Act of 1965

50
Q

what did cars need to have now?

A

seatbelts

51
Q

Liberal supporters

A

applauded programs aimed at improving US life

concern: many programs may not be funded enough

52
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Conservative critics

A

saw society as gov. run area; high cost means gov. should not pay for them

53
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Warren Court nickname

A

activist court

54
Q

the act of representing a voting disctrict?

A

reapportionment

55
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Charles Baker and Joe Carr

A

Republican of Tennessee and sec of state of Tennessee have redrawn legislative districts n 5 decades

56
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Baker v. Carr

A

redistrcting

57
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Reynolds v. Sims

A

1 person, 1 vote

58
Q

Engel v. Vitale

A

Dann Escobedo did not get a read of his rights when in Court

59
Q

Mandarin Rights

A

rights for a criminal