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Exam 2: The 60s, Part One Flashcards

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presidents since WWII

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truman, eisenhower, kennedy, johnson, nixon, ford, carter, reagan, bush 1, clinton, bush 2, obama, trump

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cultural movements of 1960s

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civil rights, womens rights, sexual revolution, drug culture, anti-war (vietnam), internationalism

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role of music

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initiated movements or propelled them forward

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1954

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brown v board of education

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1955

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montgomery bus sit-ins (rosa parks)

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1963

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march on washington (I have a dream)

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1964

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civil rights act

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1966

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emergence of black power movement

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1968

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assassination of MLK

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motown

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owned and operated by berry gordy; black music made to appeal to every population; jackson 5, temptations, supremes, marvin gaye

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soul music

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based on R&B and gospel; aretha franklin, james brown, otis redding, wilson pickett

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folk music

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renewed interest in acoustic sounds, lyrics with deeper meanings; bob dylan, the byrds, judy collins

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drug culture

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believed conciousness through drug use could change values for better; didnt fully understand health risks; mainly used marijuana and LSD

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San Francisco

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geo-center of drug culture; jefferson airplane, crosby stills and nash, janis joplin, jimi hendrix, pretty much everyone else

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womens rights

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beginning of feminist movement, led to vote on ERA amendment; aretha franklin, janis joplin, grace slick

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british invasion

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interest in importing fashion and music from europe; rolling stones, the kinks, dave clark five, manfred mann

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early days in liverpool

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john lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison, stuart sutcliffe, pete best

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early names for band

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johnny and the moondogs, the quarry men, long john and the beetles, the silver beatles

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classic lineup

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john lennon (songwriter, guitars, vocals), paul mccartney (songwriter, bass, vocals), george harrison (songwriter, guitars, vocals), ringo starr (drums, vocals)

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first UK chart success

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love me do and please please me

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first us chart success

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i want to hold your hand

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early albums

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consisted of singles and b-sides; a hard days night and Help!

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constant touring

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beatles tour us multiple times; frustrated by screaming fans; 1400 live performances in 4 years

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albums after retreating to studio

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rubber soul, revolver, sgt. peppers lonely hearts club band, magical mystery tour, white album, abbey road, let it be

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rubber soul

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norwegian wood, nowhere man, in my life

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revolver

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led to beach boys album pet sounds which leads to sgt. peppers lonely hearts club band

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revolver album songs

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eleanor rigby, good day sunshine, tomorrow never knows

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sgt. pepper

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getting better, fixing a hole, when i’m sixty four, sgt. peppers reprise

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magical mystery tour

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most psychedelic album, I am the Walrus, Penny Lane

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White Album

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double album, Helter Skelter, Blackbird

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Let it be

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recorded in TV studio with cameras rolling, Let it be, Across the universe, Get back

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Abbey Road

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final album, Here comes the sun, Come together

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Rolling Stones

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Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, Charlie Watts; promoted bad boy image

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Rolling stones albums

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aftermath, their satanic majesties request, beggars banquet

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Rolling stones songs

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brown sugar, honky tonk women, sympathy for the devil

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Who

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roger daltrey, pete townshend, john entwistle, keith moon

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Who’s Next songs (Who album)

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baba o’riley, wont get fooled again, behind blue eyes

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the kinks

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ray davies and dave davies

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kinks songs

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Lola, you really got me

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