Colonial Rule #3 I. Growth 17



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  1. Housing Act, 6/30/1961

  2. Peace Corps, 3/1/1961

1. Sargent Shriver

  1. NASA

1. Yuri Gagarin

    1. Alan B. Shepard

    2. Virgil Grisson

    3. John H. Glenn

  1. Civil Rights

1. Martin Luther King, Jr.

  1. Economic Growth

1. Deficit

  1. Assassination, 11/22/1963

1. Lee Harvey Oswald

    1. Jack Ruby

V. “Flexible Response”

  1. Dean Rusk

  2. Alliance for Progress

  3. Bay of Pigs, 4/17/1961

1. CIA & Eisenhower

    1. Failure

    2. Khrushchev & Castro

  1. Khrushchev, 6/4/1961

  2. Berlin Wall, 8/13/1961

  3. South Vietnam

  4. Cuban Missile Crisis, 10/14-27/1962

1. “Naval Quarantine”

    1. Khrushchev

  1. Test – Ban Treaty, 8/5/1963

  2. “Hot Line” 8/30/1963

  3. Ngo Dinh Diem

1. Large Buddhist…

2. JFK (Sept & Nov, 1963)

VI. Lyndon Baines Johnson, 1908-93


  1. Stonewall, Texas

1. School.

2. Richard M. Kleberg

3. Claudia Alta Taylor


  1. Georgetown University Law School, 1935

  2. NYA Administrator, 1935-37

  3. House of Representatives, 1937-49

  4. US Navy, 1941-45

  5. US Senate, 1948 & 1953

  6. Vice President, 7/11/1960

VII. “The Great Society” 1963 - 69

  1. VISTA, 1964

  2. 24th Amendment

  3. Civil Rights Act of 1964

1. Equal Opportunity Commission

  1. Tax Cuts, 1964

  2. Economic Opportunity Act, 1964

1. Operation Headstart

  1. Election of 1964

1. Barry Goldwater

VIII. LBJ’s Foreign Policy



  1. Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN)

  2. Gulf of Tonkin 8/2/1964

1. Waiting for an Excuse

    1. USS Maddox

    2. Tonkin Resolution, 8/7/1962

    3. Leonard Brezhnev

    4. China’s “Cultural Revolution”

    5. William Westmoreland

  1. Vietnam War

1. Operation Rolling Thunder 6/1965

    1. Vietnam & Thailand

    2. LBJ, (Dec. 1967)

    3. “Tet Offensive”

      1. Vo Nguyen Giap

      2. Turning Point

    4. Different Kind of War

      1. “Tour of Duty”

      2. “Million Dollar Wound”

      3. “In-country” & “the World”

      4. New Weapons & Tactics

      5. “Grunts”

      6. “Search & Destroy”

    5. Antiwar Movement

      1. US News Media

  1. Election of 1968

IX. Martin Luther King Jr.

  1. CORE

  2. James Meredith, 10/30/1962

  3. George Wallace, 9/1963

  4. “I have a dreem” 8/28/1963

  5. Freedom Summer, 6/22/1964

  6. Malcom X, 2/21/1965

  7. Thurgood Marshall, 10/1967

  8. “Black Power”

1. Stokely Carmichael & H. Rap Brown

  1. “Black Panthers” 10/1966

  2. MLK Assassination, 4/4/1968

  3. Watts Riot, 8/11/1965

  4. John Carlos

X. Mexican Americans

  1. Cesar Chavez

  2. Mexican American Political Association

  3. La Raza Unida, 1970

  4. “Corky” Gonzalez

  5. “Brown Berets”

  6. Los Angeles “Blow-Out” 5/1968

XI. Consumers and Environmentalists

  1. Ralph Nader: Unsafe at Any Speed

1. National Taffic & Motor Vehicle Safety Act, 1966

  1. Rachel Carson: Silent Spring

1. Water Quality Act, 1965

  1. Environmental Protection Agency

XII. The Counterculture

  1. Peter Max

  2. “Question Authority”

  3. “Hippies”

  4. Haight-Ashbury District

  5. Sex, Drugs & Rock & Roll

1. NOW

    1. Betty Friedan, 1963

    2. The Pill

    3. Woodstock, 8/15-17/1969

    4. “Acid Rock”

    5. The Beatles & The Rolling Stones

XIII. Political Turmoil

  1. Eugene McCarthy, 1968

  2. Robert F. Kennedy

  3. Sirhan B. Sirhan, 6/5/1968

  4. Herbert H. Humphrey

  5. Chicago Democratic National Convention

1. Abbie Hoffman

2. Richard Daley

XIV. Sports


  1. Cassius Clay

  2. Green Bay Packers

  3. Hank Aaron

  4. Jack Nicklaus & Arnold Palmer

  5. A.J. Foyt

XV. Warren Court, 1963-66

  1. Gideon v. Wainwright, 1963

  2. Escobedo vs. Illinois, 1964

  3. Miranda vs. Arizona, 1966

The Nixon Years / The 1970s #30


I. Richard Milhous Nixon, 1913 - 94

  1. Yorba Linda

  2. Whittier College

  3. Duke University

  4. Nixon, 1937-42

  5. WWII

II. House of Representatives, 1946-50

  1. HUAAC

    1. Alger Hiss

III. Anti-Communist Credentials, 1950

IV. Eisenhower, 1952



  1. “McCarthyism”

V. Republican Party, 1960

  1. Henry Cabot Lodge

  2. “Television Debates”

  3. Nixon, 1962

  4. New York,

  5. “Chicago 7”

VI. Republican Party, 1968

  1. Spiro T. Agnew

  2. Nixon-Agnew ticket

VII. Nixon’s Foreign Policy

  1. Henry Kissinger

VIII. “Vietnamization”

  1. U.S. Withdrawal…

    1. Only 24,200 US troops

    2. Nixon, 1969

  2. Anti-Vietnam Demonstration, 11/15/1969

  3. My Lai Massacre

  4. Kent State University

  5. Nixon, 2/8/1971

  6. Lt. William L. Calley, 5/29/1971

  7. “Pentagon Papers” 6/13/1971

    1. Daniel Ellsburg

  8. Bombing, 1972

  9. “Vietcong, 3/30/1972

  10. Cease-Fire, Jan. 1973

  11. Paris Peace Treaty, 1/27/1973

    1. Le Duc Tho

    2. Last US Troops…

    3. US losses

    4. Costs:

    5. “Vietcong” & ARVN

IX. Nixon’s China Trip, Feb. 1972

  1. Nixon…

X. Nixon’s Moscow Trip, May, 1972

XI. Leonid Brezhnev



XII. Nixon’s Domestic Policy

  1. “New Federalism”

  2. Neil Armstrong, 7/20/1969

    1. Edwin E. Aldrin & Mike Collins

  3. Clean Air Act, 1970

    1. Environmental Protection Agency, 1970

  4. Clean Water Act, 1972

  5. H.R. Haldeman & John Ehrlichman

    1. “Blacklist”

      1. Jane Fonda…

    2. Nixon’s Paranoia

XIII. “Watergate Break-In” 6/17/1972

  1. C.R.E.P.

    1. John Mitchell

    2. Ehrlichman & Haldeman

    3. “Plumbers”

    4. Daniel Ellsburg’s office

    5. Donald Segretti,

  2. Watergate Apartment Complex

    1. Larry O’Brien

    2. Howard Hunt

    3. James McCord

      1. Frank Sturgis

      2. Hunt & Liddy

    1. Washington, DC

  1. Haldeman & Ehrlichman

  2. Nixon…

    1. CIA & FBI

    2. Public Opinion?

    3. Nixon’s Paranoia

    4. Charles Colson & John Dean III

  3. Carl bernstien & Bob Woodward

    1. Woodward

    2. “Deep Throat”

  4. George McGovern, 1972

    1. Thomas Eagleton

    2. R. Sargent Shiver

    3. George C. Wallace

  5. Election of 1972

  6. Nixon’s plan…

  7. “Watergate 5”

    1. Haldeman, Ehrlichman, & Dean

    2. Whitehouse Tapes

    3. Justice Department…

  8. Nixon…

    1. Archibald Cox

  9. Spiro T. Agnew, 10/10/1973

    1. Gerald R. Ford

XIV. Yom Kippur War, 10/6/1973

  1. Egyptian & Syrian…

    1. Arab Nations…

    2. Nixon…

XV. O.P.E.C.

  1. OPEC…

  2. Oil Rationing & 55 mph

  3. US Oil Prices…

XVI. “Saturday Night Massacre” 10/20/1973

  1. Archibald Cox

  2. Judge John Sirica…

  3. Leon Jaworski

XVII. Impeachment Hearings

  1. Supreme Court, 7/24/1974

    1. “64 Nixon Tapes”

  2. Watergate Congressional Hearings

    1. Committee

    2. Nixon Tapes

  3. Nixon, 8/9/1974

    1. Post-Watergate…

a. Yorba Linda

  1. Gerald Ford

    1. Nelson Rockefeller

  2. Unconditional Pardon, 9/8/1974

  3. “Lame Duck” President

  4. Vietnam, 4/29/1975

  5. Vietnam Refugees

  6. Roe v. Wade, 1/22/1973

XIX. Gerald R. Ford, 1976

  1. Jimmy Carter

    1. Fritz Mondale

    2. Carter…

XX. Jimmy Carter

  1. President Carter, 1/20/1977

    1. “Draft Dodgers”

  2. Deregulation, 4/1977

  3. Panama Canal

  4. China, 1/1/1979

  5. SALT II treaties

  6. Afghanistan, late 1979

    1. 1980 Olympic Games

    2. Human Rights…

  7. Camp David Accords, 9/1978

  8. Iranian Hostage Crisis, Oct. 1979-Jan. 1981

    1. Shah of Iran

    2. Ayatollah Khomeini

    3. Shah…

    4. Militant Moslems

    5. 52 US Hostages

  9. Inflation…

  10. Election of 1980

1. Ronald Reagan

Reagan – Bush – Clinton Years #31


I. Ronald Wilson Reagan

  1. Dixon, Illinois

  2. Eureka College, 1928-32

  3. W.H.O.

  4. Warner Brothers, 1937

    1. Reagan…

    2. Jane Wyman

    3. WWII

    4. Nancy Davis, 1948

  5. Screen Actors Guild

  6. Television

  7. Reagan…

  8. Conservative Republicans, 1966

    1. Reagan…

    2. 1976 Election

  9. Republican Party, 7/16/1980

    1. George Bush

II. Reagan - Bush

  1. Iranian Hostage Crisis

    1. John Hinckley Jr., 3/30/1981

    2. Sandra Day O’Connor

  2. Recession, 1981 – 83

  3. “Reaganonmics”

    1. Reagan…

    2. “Evil Empire”

    3. “Star Wars”

    4. 241 US Servicemen, 10/23/1983

    5. Marxist Grenada, 10/25-30/1983

    6. Los Angeles Summer Olympics, 1984

    7. AT & T, 1/8/1982

    8. Sally Ride, 6/18/1983

    9. Walter Mondale

    10. Democrats…

III. Reagan – Bush Ticket, Election of 1984

  1. Daniel Ortega, 1/10/1985

    1. “Domino Theory”

    2. “Freedom Fighters”

    3. US House…

    4. “Arms for Hostages” Deal

    5. Oliver North

  2. Space Shuttle Challenger, 1/28/1986

  3. Libyan Targets, 4/14-15/1986

  4. Unemployment, 1/6/1989

    1. Wall Street, 10/19/1987

IV. George Herbert Walker Bush, 1924

  1. Prescott Bush

  2. George Bush, 1942

    1. Yale University, 1945-48

    2. Oil Business, 1948

    3. Zapata Corporation

    4. US House of Rep, 1966

    5. President Nixon, 1971-73

    6. China, 1974-76

    7. CIA, 1976-77

    8. “Voodoo Economics”

  3. Michael S. Dukakis, 7/20/1988

    1. Lloyd Bensten

  4. New Orleans, 8/17-18/1988

    1. J. Danforth Quayle

    2. Bush promise…

V. Bush-Quayle, 11/8/1988

  1. Exxon Valdez, 3/24/1989

  2. Colin Powell

  3. Berlin Wall, 12/23/1989

  4. Bush, 12/20/1989

  5. Economic Recession…

    1. Deficit

  6. Operation “Desert Shield” 8/2/1990

    1. Bush, 11/8/1990

    2. US Senate, 1/12/1991

    3. Norm Schwarzkof

    4. Operation “Desert Storm” 2/23/1991

  7. “Cold War” 12/25/1991

    1. Boris Yeltsin

  8. Rodney King, 4/29/1992

VI. William Jefferson Blythe, 8/19/1946

  1. Roger Clinton, 1950

  2. William Clinton, 1961

    1. Rhodes Scholarship

    2. Yale Law School, 1970-73

    3. Clinton, 1974

    4. Arkansas Governorship, 1978

    5. “Comeback Kid”

  1. Democratic Party, 1992

    1. Republican Party, 8/20-21/1992

    2. Republicans…

    3. Ross Perot, 10/1/1992

VII. Clinton – Gore Ticket, 11/3/1992

  1. “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

  2. “Whitewater” Development

  3. A.T.F. Agents / Waco, Texas 4/19/1993

  4. “Trial of the Century”

  5. Timothy McVeigh, 4/19/1995

  6. NAFTA, 1/1/1994

VIII. Clinton – Gore, 1996

  1. Internet Revolution

  2. Newt Gingrich

  3. Paula Jones, 1/1997

  4. Monica Lewinsky

  5. Kenneth Starr

  6. Impeachment Charges, 12/1998

    1. US Senate, 2/12/1999

  7. Ted Kaczynski, 1/22/1998

  8. Kosovo

  9. Terrorist Bombs

  10. Columbine High School, 4/20/1999

  11. Computer Stocks

  12. Hollywood

    1. Titanic, 3/23/1998

    2. Music

    3. Video Games

  1. Mark McGuire, 9/28/1998

  2. Michael Jordan

  3. Wayne Gretzky

  4. “Tiger” Woods

  5. Joe Montana

IX. Republican Party, Election 2000

  1. George W. Bush & Dick Cheney

  2. Democratic Party

    1. Joseph Lieberman

X. 2000 Election

  1. Florida’s 25 electoral votes

  2. Communist Chinese, 4/1/2001

  3. Computer Stocks…

  4. USS Cole, 4/25/2001


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