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Revolution Defined
• 1. An overthrow and thorough replacement of an established government or political system by the people governed.
• 2. A radical and pervasive change in society and the social structure, especially one made suddenly and often accompanied by violence.
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Background – 1950’s
• World Events– WWII (1941-1945)– Dawn of Nuclear Age– Rise of Communism– Cold War
• Korean War• Vietnam War
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Background – 1950’s
• Domestic Events– Economic Boom– Scientific Advances– Consumerism– Baby Boom– Rigid Social Structures
• white suburban middle class• segregated south • traditional gender roles
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Slavery
Triangular TradeThe Slave South
Emancipation
Proclamation - 1863
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Segregation
Segregation
1877 – 1964
Ku Klux Klan
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Civil Rights
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Protesters
Rosa Parks Martin Luther King, Jr.
Radicals
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Investigating the Civil Rights Movement
• People– Rosa Parks– Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.– Malcolm X– President Lyndon B. Johnson
• Events– Plessy v. Ferguson– Brown v. Board of Education– Desegregation of Little Rock Central High School– Montgomery Bus Boycott– Greensboro, NC Sit-ins– Freedom Riders– March on Washington– Freedom Summer– Civil Rights Act of 1964– Voting Rights Act of 1965– Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Early Women’s Rights
Protesting for the Right to Vote
Susan B. Anthony
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Women’s Rights of the 1960’s
No More “Good Housewife”
Gloria Steinem (top) and Betty Freidan
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Investigating the Women’s Rights Movement*
• People– Betty Freidan– Gloria Steinem– Shirley Chisholm
• Events– 19th Amendment– “The Feminine Mystique” by Betty Freidan– National Organization for Women (NOW)– Commission on the Status of Women– Civil Rights Act of 1964– Equal Pay Act– Equal Rights Act (ERA) – Roe v. Wade– Title IX
*AKA: The Feminist Movement, Women’s Liberation Movement
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Youth Movement
Abbie Hoffman
Students for a Democratic Society
Hippies?Anti-War Protest
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Counter-Culture
Psychedelic Rock
Allen Ginsberg
Woodstock - 1969
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Investigating The Youth Movement*
• People– John Lennon– Bob Dylan– Abbie Hoffman– Allen Ginsberg– William S. Burroughs– Timothy Leary– Andy Warhol
• Events– Beat Generation (1950’s)– The Port Huron Statement of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) – Vietnam War (1959-1975)– Military Selective Service Act of 1967 (The Draft)– “Summer of Love” – Haight/Ashbury, San Francisco – 1968 Democratic National Convention– Woodstock Concert – Kent State Massacre
*AKA: The Anti-War Movement, The Protest Movement, The Counter-Culture Movement, The Hippie Movement