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Counter culture
to counter conformity
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Hippie
disaffected baby boomers begin to revolt against problems
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Hippie dislike-
authority, conformity, hypocrisy, money, war
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Want
new ways to express themselves
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Timothy Leary
Harvard student experimented with LSD
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1967 summer of love
mass migration of hippies to San Francisco
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1970 migration
migration of people away from urban areas
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Free love
non-monogomous relationships
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Polyandry
more love=more happieness
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Yippie
political hippie, combinationof pot and politics
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Music
was important to culture
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Woodstock
rock festival, 3 days, 1969, 400,000 people
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Women's liberation
in response to male dominated social norms began in 1960's
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Betty Friedan
"The feminen mystique" women were living lives of silent desperation
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NOW
1966 creation of national organization for women
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women's demands
- 1- equal opportunity in employment and education
- 2- child care centers for working mothers
- 3- allowed in military academies
- 4- shelters for battered woman
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Rowe V Wade
legalized abortion 1973
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Sexual Revolution
1960- 1st birth control pill approved by the FDA
sexuality in movies
streaking
sex was a legit field of study
1969 midngiht cowboy
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June 28, 1969
NY police raided stonewall in police lost control of situation, crowd got to 600 and began to taunt and riot, next day thousands began to protest (start gay rights)
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Gay liberation front
1st organization to have gay in the title
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Jane 28, 1970
first gay pride march
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1975
removed ban on hiring gays for civil service
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Rachel Carson
"silent spring" about the use of pesticides and negative effects
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Wisconsin
started recycling
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politics 1964
democrats owned the south, changed because of civil rights act
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1968 election
Nixon used the southern strategy
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southern strategy
solidify support by appealing to white racist fears and white opposition to civil rights
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Nixon election
elected oon a platform of restoring order and Vietnam, he was conservative but not in the way republicans wanted him to be
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Detente
relaxation of tensions
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1960's cold war
both sides realize we cant continue ideological struggle, changes to traditional power rivalry instead of winning thought destruction, win through control
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multi-polar world
power divided between Soviet Union, US, Europe, Japan, and China
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1969
fighting between Soviet's and China
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Financial problems
- domestic- great society
- foreign- Vietnam
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1st detente
improve relations with china, until this point US had not recognized China's government
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Ping Pong diplomacy
1971 US Ping Pong team went to Japan to compete, China was also there Clen Coen road a bus with Chinese to hote, Mao invited American team to China, Nixon accepted, led to better relations with china
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Nixon and China
Nixon allowed China into the UN
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February 1972
Nixon 1st president to visit China he signed the Shanghai communique
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Shanghai communique
not binding statement of agreements reached, attempt to focus on thing in common, open trade and cultural contacts, US would adhere to one policy (Taiwan was part of China) fate of Taiwan would be resolved peacefully
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1st embassy
opened in China after Nixon's trip, 1st ambassador waas George HW Bush
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2nd detente
better relationships with soviets
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1962 cuban missile crisis
soviets put nuclear weapons in Cuba, US said that wasnot okay andled to showdown between US and SU, closest time to nuclear war
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1963 Partial Test ban treaty
prohibited nuclear testing on land, water, and atmosphere (underground was okay) concered about nuclear fallout, wanted to slow down nuclear arms race
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outer space treaty
1967 prohibited placing weapons of mass destruction in space, demilitarized space
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nuclear non-proliferation treat
1970 limit spread of nuclear weapons, onl7 countries that already had them could keep them
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Salt agreement
strategic arms limitation treaty, affected anti-ballistic missile system, limited to 200 ABMs, froze construction on ICBMs
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ICBM
intercontinental ballistic system
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ABM
antiballistic missile
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hotline
moscow to D.C. in crisis situatioin US and SU would have direct connection to control crisis
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Hel Sinki Accords
1975 countries met and signed "wilsonian" statement, refrain from force in foreign policy, reaffirmed self determination of people, international law, define international rights
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Nixon doctrine
US would give support for developement of countries, would defend countries, defense would be primary responsibility of countries
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paris peace accords
US troops would withdraw from Vietnam, US POWs would be returned to US, North and South would negotiate peacefully, all sides violated, and 1975 North Vietnam took over the South
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Congress
realized they needed to take more responsibility in foreign affairs
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war powers act
repealed tonkin gulf resolution, instituted restriction on president power, required president to notify congress whenactivating military (48 hours), Nixon vetoed but congress overthrew veto
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CREEP
committee to reelect the president
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deep throat
watergate informant- mark felt
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US Vs Nixon
court ruled that they would have to hand over tapes from the oval office
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end of office
nixon was the only president to resign from office
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President ford
granted nixon a pardon
new cia director George HW bush
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stagflation
horrible economy- military spending and great society
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inflation
price of goods going up
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reason for staglation
because the rest of the world is starting to recover from WWII and start to compete with US for economic superiority
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Problems with middle easy
Palesinians and Jews wanted holyland
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