Chapter 28 GQ-ID

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Unit 8: The Modern State and the Age of Liberalism, 1945-1980

Chapter 28: Uncivil Wars: Liberal Crisis and Conservative Rebirth, 1880-1917

Guiding Questions and Identifications

1.

How did the U.S. involvement in Vietnam grow? What role did the strategies of the Cold War play in the escalation?

2.

What effect does the Vietnam War have on U.S. society? How do various groups react to the war?

How do they get their various messages out?

3.

What is the idea of a “silent majority” espoused by Richard Nixon? What does it mean in the area of politics?

4.

What role does the Supreme Court under Earl Warren play in the area of civil rights?

5.

Describe the Great Society program pushed by President Johnson. How was it similar and different from the New Deal? What are the successes and failures of the Great Society?

Identifications:

28.1 Liberalism at High Tide

Great Society

Lyndon B. Johnson

Barry Goldwater

Economic Opportunity Act

Medicare

Medicaid

Equal Pay Act

Betty Friedan

The Feminine Mystique

Presidential Commission on the Status of Women

NOW

28.2 The Vietnam War Begins

Ngo Dinh Diem

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

Operation Rolling Thunder

Students for a Democratic Society

Port Huron Statement

New Left

Young Americans for Freedom

Sharon Statement counterculture

28.3 Days of Rage, 1968-1972

Robert F. Kennedy

Tet offensive

1968 Democratic National Convention

Richard M. Nixon

George C. Wallace

Chicano Moratorium Committee women’s liberation

Title IX

Stonewall Inn

28.4 Richard Nixon and the Politics of the Silent Majority silent majority

Vietnamization

My Lai détente

Henry Kissenger

Warren Court

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