Unit 8 Domestic Review Key Terms Flashcards

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What was the factor that caused into question the prosperity of America?

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The Other America by Michael Harrington

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What problems were outlined in, “The Other America”?

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Lack of civil rights and poverty

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What will Lyndon B Johnson’s Great Society impact on the government?

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Dramatically increases the size and scope of the federal government (liberalism)

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Who were examples of president other than LBJ who had liberal objectives in Period 8?

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JFK and Harry Truman

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What were some examples of programs within LBJ’s Great Society?

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  • Head Start program (preschool)
  • Job Corps ( vocational education)
  • Medicare: health care for those over 65
  • Medicaid: health care for poor & disabled
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What was an example of immigration reform in the late 20th century?

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Immigration & Nationality Act of 1965 ended the quotas designed to restrict certain nationalities

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What was the impact of the Warren Court?

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Greatly expanded individual freedoms and democracy

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What were some examples of cases in the Warren Court which greatly expanded individual freedoms and democracy?

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  • Yates v. U.S.
  • Griswold v. Connecticut
  • Miranda V. Arizona
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What does Yates V. U.S. rule?

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1st Amendment protects radical/revolutionary speech

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What was Griswold v. Connecticut 1965?

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Citizen has right to privacy, thus birth control cannot be prohibited

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What was Miranda V. Arizona?

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Right to remain silent and speak with an attorney

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What were some criticisms from the left about liberalism from 1945-1980?

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  • Felt that not enough was being done for civil rights, poverty
  • Highly critical of U.S. foreign policy
  • UC Berkeley Free Speech Movement and other “New Lights” movements
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Who were some examples of groups/people that felt not enough was being done about civil rights?

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Rise of Black Radicalism/ black power movement from people such as the Black Panthers and Malcom X

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What caused people to be critical of the Vietnam War?

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  • Tet Offensive
  • My Lai Massacre
  • Bombing Cambodia
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Where is the division in liberals within America in Period 8 demonstrated?

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Democratic National Convention of Chicago in 1968 when riots occurred

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What was a result in the early 1960s that demonstrated the growing conservative movement?

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The Election of 1964 and Barry Goldwater

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What was the rights criticisms of liberalism?

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  • Did not like a large federal government
  • Criticized high deficits
  • Decisions of Warren Court
  • Traditional morality was be undermined, especially after Roe V. Wade
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What were Ronald Reagan’s Conservative policies?

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  • Reaganomics
  • Deregulation
  • Tax cuts for rich
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What was a way that each branch of government helped advance civil rights?

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Executive: Executive Order 9981 desegregating the military under Truman

Judicial Branch: Brown V.Board of Education

Legislative: Civil Rights Act of 1964 & Voting Rights Act of 1965

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What was the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

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Made segregation illegal in all public facilities and established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission that banned discrimination in employment

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What were two acts created to end voting discrimination in South?

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  • Voting Rights Act of 1965 (literacy tests)
  • 24th Amendment ( poll taxes)
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What were the effects of WW2 on the Civil Rights Movement?

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energized the civil rights movement with the Double V Campaign, CORE formed, and NCAAP increased

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What tactics were used to fight for Civil Rights by African Americans in period 8?

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1) Legal challenges
2) direct action
3) non violence

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What was an impact of the NAACP?

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Managed to win a win a victory against segregation in the Brown V. Board of Education case

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What were examples of Civil Rights Protests?
- Montgomery Bus Boycotts - Greensboro lunch counter sit-ins - Freedom Riders organized by CORE rode busses into segregated south - Freedom Summer (register to vote)
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What are some examples of resistance to desegregation?
- Southern Manifesto - Little Rock 9 & Gov. Faubus - Violence occurs
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What did the Southern Manifesto do?
Denounced the Brown decision & criticized the Supreme Court
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What are some examples of violence that opposed desegregation during the Civil Rights Movement?
During the Freedom Rides, Bombingham, Freedom Summer Murders, etc
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What are examples of changes in tactics during the black civil rights movement?
- Watts Riots - “Black Power” - National of Islam & Malcom X - An emphasization of nationalism, self-improvement, separatism - Black Panthers formed in Oakland
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What caused the Watts Riots?
Broke out following an arrest of a black motorist by white police officers
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What did the Black Panthers call for?
- Community organizing and for African Americans to arm themselves
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What are some examples of the Women’s Right Movement growing?
- Betty Friedan and “The Feminine Mystique” challenged traditional gender roles - More women working - National Organization of Women (NOW)
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What are some victories in the women’s rights movement in the late twentieth century?
- Title IX in 1972 - Roe V. Wade (1973)
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What are some examples of failures/shortcomings in the women's’ rights movement of the 1970s?
Equal Rights Amendment fell short of ratification
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Who was a strong opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment?
Phyllis-Schlafly
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What was an example of minority Rights Movements in the late nineteenth century besides the black civil rights and women’s right movement?
- American Indian Movement founded in 1968 - Cesar Chavez led the United Farm Workers - Immigration Act of 1965 - University of California V. Bakke - LGBT
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What signified the start of the LGBT Movement?
Stonewall Riots
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What were some economic and societal changes in the 1950s-1980s?
- Rise of American middle class and increased social mobility - Move to suburbs & post-war baby boom - Lots of growth in the Sunbelt
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What is an example of the mass growth of suburbia after WW2?
Levittown
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What was a major reason for the economic prosperity after WW2?
Post-war defense spending such as NSC-68
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What was a new technology that facilitated the homogeneity of American culture?
The Television
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What are some examples of challenges to social conformity after WW2?
- The Beat Movement - Rock n’ Roll - 1960s Counterculture such as hippies
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What are some ways the Hippies and the counterculture rejected many of pervious genrations’ values?
- Sexual Revolution: Birth control such as “The Pill” and access to abortion
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What do the changes such as the counterculture lead to in regards of political and moral debates?
- Rise of conservative movement and Christian fundamentalist
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What were the causes of the conservative movement and Christian fundamentalist movement?
- Fear of hippies - Urban unrest - Challenges to traditional families - perceived failure of government policies such as Great Society
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What’s the order of the Period 8 & 9 Presidents?
1. Truman 2. Eisenhower 3. JFK 4. Reagan 5. LBJ 6. Nixon 7. Ford 8. Carter 9. Reagan 10. HW Bush 11. Clinton 12. Bush Jr 13. Obama 14. Trump 15. Biden