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1960s Slide 32

allowed businesses to downsize their workforce, shift production overseas, take advantage of new technologies

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immigration reform and control act of 1986 

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immigration reform and control act of 1986 

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1960s slide 39
provided amnesty and path to citizenship for almost 3 million undocumented workers

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1960s Slide 34

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the 1960s Slide 29

the dismantlement of industrial and factory jobs in the United Staes that paid a living wage with benefits-the industries that built the middle class. many of these jobs were replaced by lower paying service sector jobs

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the 1960s Slide 25

release from tension

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the 1960s Slide 9

abolishes national quota system for immigration which had excluded many from Asia as well as eastern and southern Europe

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the 1960s Slide 8

1960s Slide 26 end of war

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The Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act

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The Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act

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the 1960s Slide 7

civil rights act-outlaws discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, prohibited voter registration requirements and segregation

voting rights act eliminated many of the discriminatory prerequisites for voting

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Sharecropping
Social Darwinsim
Populism
Deindustrialization
Neoconservative
Reaganomics
Detente
Double 'V'
White flight
Globalization
Great Society
Progressivism
"New Nativism"
New Left
The Four Freedoms

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Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Works Progress Administration
Bracero Program
American Indian Movement

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Bargain of 1877
Fourteenth Amendment
Platt Amendment
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
Truman Doctrine
Korematsu c. United States
North American Free Trade Agreement
Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act
Hart-Cellar Act
Roosevelt's New Deal
The Chinese Exclusion Act
National Origins Act of 1924

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The Gilded Age
Phillippine War
Cold War/ Second Red Scare
The Vietnam War
The Great Depression
The Great Migration
Wounded Knee Massacre
A. Phillip Randolph/ March on Washington

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the 1960s Slide 6

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1960s Slide 4

they were against US intervention abroad, corruption in politics, white supremacy, the politics of the Red Scare, and any infringements on free speech

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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee 

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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee 

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the 1960s Slide 2

was formed in 1960 by college students determined to bring about racial justice, no longer held faith in the older generations

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Civil Rights and the Cold War Slide 16

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Civil Rights and the Cold War Slide 13

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Civil Rights and the Cold War Slide 10

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Civil Rights and the Cold War Slide 3

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The World War II Era PPP Slide 22

Victory over Germany and Japan, but also victory over segregation at home

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A. Philip Randolph (1941) March on Washington

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A. Philip Randolph (1941) March on Washington

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The World War II Era PPP Slide 20 & 22

Pressures FDR to issue EO 8802 (Fair Employment Practice Committee created)

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The World War II Era PPP Slide 17

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The World War II Era PPP Slide 7

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Roosevelt and the New Deal PPP Slide 17

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Roosevelt and the New Deal PPP Slide 9-11, 17

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1920s PPP Slide 26-27

Roosevelt and the New Deal PPP Slide 6 FDR and Great Depression info

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1920s Slide 26-28

Hoover believed that the government should not be the main agent of support for average citizens

govt offered loans to banks and major industries but not average citizens

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1920s Slide 20

limited immigration to 150,000 people each year with quotas favoring western Europeans

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Creating a Nation Slide 36

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Creating a Nation Slide 23

Extended Citizenship to all who were born in the United States

only men, african american men can but not in south or they were beaten/killed

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Progressivism and the World War I era Slide 2 on Progressive Era and Slide 8 on Progressivism and the limits of freedom

The 1920s Slide 8- Pushback against Progressivism

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Progressivism and the World War I Era Slide 33

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The World War II Era PPP Slide 18-20

Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Worship
Freedom from Want
Freedom from Fear

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The Era of Jim Crow and American Imperialism Slides 19-21

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The Era of Jim Crow and American Imperialism Slide 18

After the US defeated Spain, it passed the Platt Amendment which gave the US the right to intervene in Cuba to protect "life, property, and individual liberties"

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The Era of Jim Crow and American Imperialism PPP Slide 12

Homer Plessy 1/8 African American, was arrested and found guilty of violating state segregation laws aboard trains

Appealed case and Supreme Court ruled to uphold state decision

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The Era of Jim Crow and American Imperialism PPP Slide 7 origins of great migration

Progressivism and the World War I Era Slide 16 - more info on Great Migration

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gilded age PPP Slide 19-20

signed into law later that year; renewed for another 10 years at its sunset and made permanent in 1902

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Creating a Nation Slide 26 Sharecropping

Recap on The Era of Jim Crow and American Imperialism PPP Slides 3-5

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gilded age PPP Slide 24-25

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gilded age PPP Slide 10-12

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gilded age PPP Slide 14

idea of natural superiority of some groups to others. Idea previously invoked to justify slavery