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During the 1970's, many groups of Americans continued to fight for expanded social and political rights.

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The 1970s were a tumultuous time. In some ways, the decade was a continuation of the 1960s

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*Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries increases oil prices,decreases oil production, and imposes an oil embargo on the U.S. that generates even higher inflation and a trade deficit.
*Establishes Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council , which includes the Federal Reserve Board , the Office of the Comptroller of Currency , the FDIC, and the Federal Home Loan Bank Board .

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The 1970's saw several dramatic steps forwards in science and technology. Discoveries in the disciplines of physics, biology, and technology defined a new generation of scientists. In addition, advances in technologies like lasers, the integrated circuit, and the supercomputer afforded scientists new tools with which to tackle questions that had never before been approachable.

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Technologists, scientists, ethicists and other commentators calling for legal renewal have entered into a symbiotic relationship with international lawyers writing about such matters – one feeds the other.

Unsurprisingly, then, a staggering amount of international law literature has emerged over the past decade dissecting the challenges generated by new technologies that have, or might have, military use.

When it comes to scholarly literature on law and technology generally, much of it falls into a particular pattern. Drawing on the discussions on the regulation of outer space, in vitro fertilization and virtual worlds, Kieran Tranter has described a scholarly template which he calls the “law and technology enterprise”.

This template starts off with a technological crisis event – a specific technology that appears to have an uncertain future in that it promises both progress and peril. This starting point, incidentally, meshes nicely with the (Western) mainstream consensus that technological developments have major impacts on society, and entail both problems and opportunities.

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In the 70's they had skyrocketed and became a huge trend.  Pet rocks and Rubik’s Cubes the greatest toy fads since the 70’s.

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Men and women alike were wearing very tight fitting pants and platform shoes. By 1973, most women were wearing high cut boots and low cut pants. Early 1970"s fashion was a fun era.

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Large eggs for 59 cents per dozen:today: $1.06 to $1.12

Milk for 62 cents per gallon:today: around $3.50

Gas – 36 cents per gallon $2.49, up from $2.13
Dogs Food- $1.00 for 12 cans today:$7.00 12 cans
Clorox Bleach- 0.38 cents  today:$4.00

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Significant Books, Literature, and Arts 

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Significant Books, Literature, and Arts 

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In the 1970s they played Baseball, Basketball, Football,Golf, Hockey, Swimming,Tennis,Track and Field, Auto Racing. Sports in the 1970s were dominated by a select few, but their names ring on sports history forever. Athletes like Hank Aron Muhammad Ali and Mark Spitz  dominated their respective sports in the decade. There were also several sports moments during the decade that still resonate today.

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*Richard Nixon was the president during  1970's.

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U.S. President Richard Nixon orders an invasion of Cambodia, widening the war in Vietnam. ...

The U.S. Senate repeals about  the Gulf of Tonkin resolution that had given Presidents Johnson and Nixon sweeping powers during the Vietnam War.

The Beatles break up.

The  Egyptian President Gamal Abdel-Nasser dies.

The 1970s mean two things to many Americans: the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal.

Both dominated the front pages of every newspaper in the country for a good part of the early '70s. American troops left Vietnam in 1973, but the last Americans there were airlifted off the roof of the American Embassy in April 1975 as Saigon fell to the North Vietnamese.

War:

U.S. and South Vietnamese forces attack communist bases across the Cambodian border in the Cambodian Incursion.

President Nixon orders the launch of the most intense air offense of the war in Operation Linebacker. The attacks, concentrated between Hanoi and Haiphong, drop roughly 20,000 tons of bombs over densely populated regions.

By the end of the war, more than 58,000 Americans lose their lives. Vietnam would later release estimates that 1.1 million North Vietnamese and Viet Cong fighters were killed, up to 250,000 South Vietnamese soldiers died and more than 2 million civilians were killed on both sides of the war.

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These are some books they made from the 1970s