The Chicago 7 Conspiracy Trial 1969-70 Flashcards

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Levittown

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  • Houses that were mass produced
  • Financed by the GI bill
  • Beginning of suburbs
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Baby Boom

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• By 1960 children under 14 constitute 1/3 of the populations

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Elvis Presley

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  • Combined black R&B with white people music

* His hips were to suggestive filmed from the waist up only

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The Great Society

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(1965- 1968) by LBJ  
Medicare and medicade
• National endowment for the humanities
• Housing and urban development
• Clean water and air acts
• Endangered species act
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Lyndon Johnson (LBJ)

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• Afraid he would not be as popular and well liked as JFK

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Vietnam War

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  • Televised
  • College students did not have to serve, they had motivation to have the war end before they gradated because they could then be drafted.
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Port huron statement

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(1962) (written by Tom Hayden)
o We live amidst a national celebration of economic prosperity while poverty and deprivation remain an unbreakable way of life for millions in the affluent society. We hear glib reference to the welfare state and “free enterprise”

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Students for a democratic society (SDS)

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• Help lead Anti-War movement on campuses

o b/c of baby boom there were 7 million college students in 64.

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Communes

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  • Live together
  • Grow food
  • Share things
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Summer of Love

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Haight- Ashbury (san Francisco) 1967

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Tet offensive

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(Jan 1968)

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MLK and RFK assassinations

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MLK (April 4, 1968)
RFK 
• Turned against the war 
   o Pro civil rights
• Assassinated June 5 1968
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13
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The MOBE

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• National mobilization to End the war

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14
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Yippies

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youth international party

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Mayor Richard Daley

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  • Denies most permits
  • Prepares for “invasion”
  • 13,000 army and national guard troops called in
  • 12,000 police put on 12 hour shifts
  • takes LSD water supply threats seriously
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Abbie Hoffman

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• Arrested for public indecency for having “F” on forehead
• Undercover offcer also says he heard Hoffman say. “we’re going to f
up the pigs and the convention”
AFTER THE TRIAL
• wrote a book STEAL THIS BOOK (1970)
• Goes underground
• 1989 death (suicide)

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Jerry Rubin

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Kill the pigs kill the cops

18
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Tom Hayden

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Make sure that if the blood is going to flow that it flow over the whole city
• Marries Jane Fonda
• California state senator
• College teacher

19
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Bobby Seale

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Leader of the Black Panthers
Speaks in Lincoln Park
Urges violent response if police use force
Put on trial again in 1970 For allegedly ordering the murder of a fellow black panther movement

20
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Bradenburg v. Ohio

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1969
• Klan leader Charles Bradenburg
• Called for “revengeance” against “niggers” “Jews” and those who supported them. Called for a march on Washington
• Intent imminence and likelihood.

21
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Woodstock

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August 1969

22
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Weather underground

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(1969)
• Radical splinter group from SDS (begins on university of Michigan Campus)
• Plotting revolutionary overthrow of US
• Bombings (including Haymarket Statue)
• Jailbreak of Timothy Leary
23
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Judge Julius Hoffman

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  • Born in 1895, 73 yrs old

* Attended law school before WW1

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Defense attorney William Kuntsler

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• Kuntsler was ACLU lawyer famous for defending radicals including Catonsville 9

25
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Kent State Shootings

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May 1970

4 sudents killed 9 wounded

26
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Civil rights act of 68

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(fair housing act) April ‘68
• Provided federal penalties
• Made it illegal to discriminate in hosing based on “race, color, religion, or national origin”
• But opponents of the bill slip in a “poison pill” the “anti-riot” provision