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Key Point: Five men broke into the white house that lead to Nixon reelection.

Key Point: Nixon resigned from president after having multiple evidence accusing him of "obstruction of justice, abuse of power, and contempt of Congress"

Who/When/Where/Why:
President Nixon
1971-1974
US, White house
The Plumbers bugging

Summary: President Nixon was paranoid about his staff. Which led to the break in on June 17, 1972 to wire microphones to peoples desk space for information. Because of his action he was sent to trial and accused of "obstruction of justice, abuse of power, and contempt of Congress." After this he resigned from president in shame.

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Key Point: protecting the environment

Key Point: earth day

Who/When/Where/Why: to protect the mountains of the west

Summary:During the 1970s, the EPA began requiring cars to have reduced pollution. By 1975, manufacturers were equipping each car with a catalytic converter, a device that removes pollutants from the car's exhaust. By 1979, the EPA had also required the use of smokestack scrubbers. These removed pollutants from the exhaust of coal-fired power plants. This technology was widely adopted during the 1980s. As a result, no new nuclear power plants have been built in the united states since 1979

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Technology Reshapes How People Work and Play (1970s)

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Technology Reshapes How People Work and Play (1970s)

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Key Point: This was the beginning of the technological age.

Who?: Steve Jobs,
When?: 1977
Where?: America, Japan
Why?: Innovation

Summary: In the ´70s technology started to be a big thing and most people were buying it, not all liked it but some did.

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Looking for Fun and Meaning in Daily Life (1970s)

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Looking for Fun and Meaning in Daily Life (1970s)

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The Triumph of the Conservative Coalition (1980s)

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The Triumph of the Conservative Coalition (1980s)

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Key Point: President Reagan spoke to a group of conservatives Christians and shared his thoughts on many things which helped get them on his side.

Key Point: President Reagan won the 1980's election due to the large support of the "religious rights" as it says in the textbook.

Who: Ronald Reagan, and Conservative religious groups
When: Beginning of the 1980's
Where: The United States
Why: To win the election he had to get their support.

Summary : Ronald Reagan was running for president and knew if he touched on the importance of religion in the law he would get the conservative Christians on his side. Which did happen and he was able to win the 1980 election with their help and many others.

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Reagan Calls for Deregulation & Deficits Grow Under Reagan (1980s)

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Reagan Calls for Deregulation & Deficits Grow Under Reagan (1980s)

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Key Point:  Reagan removed safety and environmental laws to expand the economy.

Key Point:  Reagan lowered tax rates while increasing military spending, increasing the national debt.

Who/When/Where/Why: President Reagan, the 1980's, the US, to increase the US economy

Summary : Reagan removed many laws to protect people and the environment and decreased tax rates to help the economy grow.

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The Evolution of New Federalism & Supply Side Economics (1980s)

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The Evolution of New Federalism & Supply Side Economics (1980s)

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Key Point: President Reagan set out to use revenue sharing to distribute federal tax dollars to the states.

Key Point: Reagan expanded his policies even further, by using grants from the federal treasury to fund social programs. This did not not meet demand, Which caused inflation.

Who: Ronald Reagan
When: Early to mid 1980s
Where: The United States
Why: Economic reasons

Summary :Ronald Reagan set out to give more power to the states,  by doing this can you use the strategy known as Reaganomics.  known as many critics as ´voodoo economics´ Reagan lowered tax rates among Americans to stimulate the economy after inflation destroyed the American economy.

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Social Welfare & Aids/HIV Emerges & The Reagan's “Just Say No” to Drugs (1980s)

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Social Welfare & Aids/HIV Emerges & The Reagan's “Just Say No” to Drugs (1980s)

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Key Point: President Ronald Reagan had not believed in the strong spending in social welfare, during this time the spending is reduced.

Key Point: Because of the large spread and discovery on transferring through bodily fluids of AIDS, the Reagan's initiated a Just Say No" to drugs campaign.

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Who: The Reagan's
When: 1980s
Where: Across the US
Why: To reduce the Social Welfare spending and to reduce the spread of AIDS

Summary : The first issue discussed was said to be very upsetting to liberals. The change in Social Welfare funding had taken money away from low income families, study loans, and aid for the elderly, disabled and poor. The second issue was the spread of AIDS/HIV.
The way the second issue was approached many people  would stand behind and support. The Reagan's created a "Just Say No" to drugs campaign along with and education program called DARE. They wanted to bring attention to the spread of AIDS/HIV specifically when athletes shared drugs through needles injected into themselves, cause a mass spread in just a few minutes.

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Conservatism Dominates the Supreme Court & Civil Rights Groups Feel Alienated & Immigration Reform (1980s)

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Conservatism Dominates the Supreme Court & Civil Rights Groups Feel Alienated & Immigration Reform (1980s)

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Key Point: Because of his disagreement with both the supreme court being conservative, and Reagan's lack of involvement with civil rights, many were strong critics of President Reagan.
Key Point: Reagan signed the Immigration Reform and Control Act which increased the amount of control on the US-Mexico border so that no more immigrants could enter the country illegally and undocumented.

Who/When/Where/Why: President Reagan, 1980's, the U.S., to help the U.S. in all aspects, and make it more controlled

Summary : Overall, the three events discussed were very important and impactful for many people. First, when Reagan appointed three judges to the Supreme Court and they were all conservative, many didn't agree with their beliefs. Next, President Reagan didn't think that the federal government should be as involved in civil rights, and this made civil rights groups feel very alienated. That feeling they had led to many criticizing Reagan and forming new groups. Lastly, Reagan supported immigration reform so he signed the Immigration Reform and Control Act. This made it more difficult for immigrants from Mexico to enter the US illegally, and also helped undocumented immigrants already in the US gain citizenship.

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Key Point: Serious scandal for the Reagan Administration

Key Point: This Scandal dropped Reagan's approval ratings among Americans, however, it didn't stick with him and he regained popularity.

Who/When/Where/Why: 1986, Reagan Administration, Iran, Reagan sold Iran weapons so they would release hostages.

Summary : In 1986, the Iranian Government was holding U.S. hostages. in exchange for their safe release, President Ronald Reagan and his administration secretly and illegally delt weapons to Iran.

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George H.W. Bush - Continuing Reagan’s Policies (1980s)

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George H.W. Bush - Continuing Reagan’s Policies (1980s)

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Key Point: This topic is important because former president Reagan's decision not to handle the S&L crisis got passed down to Bush after he made is promises to the people that he eventually had to break to solve the crisis, causing tension in the people.

Key Point: Many impacts were made from presidents Bush's time in office. He passed the ADA act helping out disabled people all around america, the decided to take care of the S&L crisis which caused a raise in taxes, high unemployment, and some riots in the future.

Who/When/Where/Why: Former President Reagan and President George W.H Bush, The 1988 election/ Bush's presidency, With congress, The Reagan administration left Bush to inherit the S&L issue.

Summary : During the 1988 election george H.W Bush, Reagan's vice president,  took the place of the republican candidate. He won the election by a long shot and people say it was because of his promise of "no new taxes". Though he did a lot for different communities such as passing the ADA(Americans with disabilities act) for people with disabilities, there was a financial mess. the S&L(Savings and loans crisis) which he inherited from Reagan's administration caused bankruptcy and increasing unemployment. To fix the issue, Bush & congress decided to raise taxes to help get things back to normal. He had broken the promise that got him elected.

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Key Point: This topic is important because our country tried its best to stop these forces of dictatorship. If nobody would have helped things could have ended worse. It impacted the world by putting an end to the dictatorships lead. The dictators took control of the country and the people.

Who: People involved were, Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega, Saddam Hussein, and George W. Bush.

When:  1988- 1990

Where: In Panama, U.S. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia

Why: These events happened as Dictators in the countries slowly started to take control. The U.S. got involved and helped other countries to show how strong cooperation can really be.

Summary : The Panama dictator was voiding its national elections so the us captured him and forced him into jail. Saddam Hussein was controlling Kuwait and the us and other countries came together to get rid of him. In the end the us took control and got rid of the  dictators controlling over other countries.

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Key Point: This topic is important because  The Soviet Bloc was the process of internal disintegration within the USSR, which began with growing unrest in its various republics

Who: Soviet Bloc
When: 1988-1991
Where: Russia
Why:  they were trying to declare that the Russian SFSR, the Ukrainian SSR and the Byelorussian SSR didn't exist

Summary : The breakdown of economic ties that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union led to a severe economic crisis and  which was even worse than the Great Depression, Poverty and economic inequality surged between 1988–1989 and 1993–1995, with the Gini ratio increasing by an average of 9 points for all former socialist countries.

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Key Point: This topic is important because it was a cause of when some countries were thinking of being a democratic system.
Key Point: The countries in the Eastern Europe wanted to have more freedom like the others around it.

Who: Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and China
When: 1980's- 1990's
Where: Eastern Europe
Why: Because the countries were falling and wanted to change.

Summary : In the article about Communism Survives in Other Countries, It talked about how after the Soviet Union fell other counters that conuted on Soviet Union had trouble staying in a communist country. The countries that stayed as a communist country was; Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and China. Of course they had problems too like their economy or trades. In May 1989, chinese no longer wanted to be in a communist country they wanted more freedom, so they did a protests to get more freedom. At first the government of China didn't care much about it but later sent troops and tanks to kill the protesters. But then later concluded with the government saying that they are just not ready to change.

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Key Point: Many states in the US had been split between Red States and Blue States. These would be the Republicans and the Democrats.

Key Point: This would be important as Republicans supported the idea of the reducing government size, maintaining a strong military and lowering taxes. Which was supported by christians and small town people. Democrats would support the idea of balanced budget, expanded trade, tough stand on crime and the government´s power to improve ordinary lives.

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- Voters in the US had been divided between Red and Blue in the year 2000, during the elections. Americans had been split due to different viewpoints on the government powers.

Summary : Americans had been divided into two different state colors in which would come to be known as Republicans and Democrats. Both in which would have different stands on the government. Republicans believed that the government size should be smaller as well as having a strong military. Democrats believed that the government´s powers could be used to improve people´s lives and have a strong trade system.

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Neither Red Nor Blue: Independents and Third-Party Voters (1990s)

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Neither Red Nor Blue: Independents and Third-Party Voters (1990s)

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Key Point: Only about 30%-35% of registered voters consider themselves independents.

Key Point: Independents began to gain recognition in the US and many people turned to it, in time of need. Ross Perot was the most successful Independent party candidate to run in 1992.

Who/When/Where/Why: Independents were involved....since 1967 it was founded, it took place at the hands of Bill Shearer, and Eileen Knowland Shearer, it was made to help people understand the Constitution is a contract America made with itself, and must obey it.

Summary : The Independent party was founded in 1967, and although it gained it's popularity it didn't gain enough. Majority of people are either Democrats or Republicans. Only about 30% of registered voters are Independents. They beleive in stronger economy and lower taxes.

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Legislative Wins and Losses & Republicans Take Control of Congress (1990s)

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Legislative Wins and Losses & Republicans Take Control of Congress (1990s)

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Key Point: in 1992 When Democrat Bill Clinton took control of office he had many legislative victories, but his main goal of getting healthcare for all americans didn't go as planned. When his term ended there was still 40 million americans without healthcare. Also During this time democrats had a majority in both houses of congress.

Key Point: in 1994 close to midterm elections republicans decided to try to take control of the senate and house of representatives. They went at this task by proposing the 10 point plan called "the contract with america". This plan promised that if elected, Republicans would strive to balance the federal budget, combat crime, reform the welfare system, cut taxes, create jobs, and minimize lawsuits. This appealed to voters and republicans ended up controlling both senate and house for the first time since 1955.

Who/When/Where/Why: starting in 1992 republicans, democrats, and the public fought to make change and control congress. This was for the better of the nation such as healthcare for all.

Summary : Republicans and democrats continued to fight for control of congress. Throughout this time many legislative changes took place. But what change did happen the other party usually tried to undo. One example of this is when democrats were trying to reform AFDC (Aid to Families with Dependent Children) but the republican controlled congress abolished it.

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Reforming Welfare the System & A Balanced Budget and Economic Boom (1990s)

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Reforming Welfare the System & A Balanced Budget and Economic Boom (1990s)

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Key Point: was important because it supported unemployed single mothers, the new plan made the employment of single mothers increase and child poverty decrease(20.2% in 1995 to 15.8% in 2001).

Key Point: was important during that time we managed to avoid finance issues & it helped our economy grow and decrease unemployment to under 4%, the impact of the Balanced Budget act made our economy boom and made our global economy we have today, possible.

Who/When/Where/Why: Republicans In Congress/Bill Clinton, around 1996-2001, The U.S, to give welfare to unemployed single mothers/to get mothers off welfare and into workforce.. Bill Clinton/global economy, around 1996-2001, The U.S, to avoid any finance issues.

Summary : After welfare critics noticed the current welfare plan was creating poverty from "one generation to the next" so the Republicans in Congress abolished AFDC and created TANF in hoping it would make single mothers into the workforce quicker and also decrease poverty amongst generations, later Bill Clinton signed a welfare reform bill. After his success in the welfare reforming, Bill Clinton got reelected in 1996 and spent the next year working with Republicans and Democrats on the Balanced Budget Act to avoid another finance issue. The budget didn't just balance but it also ran its first surplus in 30 years making the economy grow. By 1998 it was largely driven by the new business opportunities of the Internet, it gave rise to a host of online marketers and decreased unemployment under 4% which was the lowest it has been in 30 years. It made today's global economy possible.

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Key Point:  Somalia in the early 1990s was a failed state. That is when the government was ineffective, or incapable of maintaining law and order.

Key Point: Civil war had led to economic collapse and famine. After the government fell, numerous rival groups fought one another for power.

who: Somalia
when: 1991-today
where: somalia
why:  government power

Summary : somalia was proven to be a failed state, which means a failing government. later on led to a civil war which caused an economic collapse, the civil war is still going on today

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Surviving Scandal and Impeachment (1990s)

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Surviving Scandal and Impeachment (1990s)

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Key Point: Bill Clinton, was accused for sexual harassment during presidency, which made many people in the untied states skeptical of him.

Key Point: Clinton was also accused of illegally profiting from an investment in arkansas, which would mean he was lying under oath.

Who/When/Where/Why: Bill clinton, december 19th 1998, the US, due to the accusations, the house had said that it was better if clinton was impeached.

Summary : Clinton had been accused for sexual harassment, and illegally profiting money from investments. he made it through the impeachment process though, and finished out of presidency with a 65% approval rating.

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Countering Famine in North Korea & Dealing with Aids in Africa (1990s)

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Countering Famine in North Korea & Dealing with Aids in Africa (1990s)

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Key Point: Between 1995 and 1998, 3 million North Koreans died of starvation.

Key Point: In the 1990s, AIDS affected more than 20 million Africans and several million died every year.

Who/When/Where/Why: North Koreans and Africans, 1990s, North Korea and Africa, humanitarian crisis.

Summary : In the decade of the 1990s there was the era of famine in North Korea and the epidemic of AIDS in Africa. Due to natural disasters, North Korea was left in drought and this brought starvation upon the people. The U.S. government did reach out and began to provide food for North Korea after the Soviet Union failed to do so. In Africa, there was an AIDS epidemic that broke out and George W. Bush signed a $15 billion bill over a five-year period which was supposed to help resolve the issue. In 2008, PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) were able to treat roughly 2 million people, and provide medical care for 10 million other people when $18 billion was spent.

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Supporting Earthquake Victims in Haiti and Helping Japan Recover from an Earthquake and Tsunami (2000s)

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Supporting Earthquake Victims in Haiti and Helping Japan Recover from an Earthquake and Tsunami (2000s)

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Key Point: In 2010, an earthquake killed 230,000 people and left 1.5 million homeless.

Key Point: In 2011, there was an earthquake, which caused a tsunami killing more than 20,000 people.

Who/When/Where/Why: Anyone who lived in Haiti or Japan, 2010-2011, Haiti and Japan, because of mother nature?

Summary: According to the article, it's been two years since the earthquake, yet Haiti isn't back to normal yet because of their weak government. Meanwhile over in Japan, they had more resources, but still needed help. They got in contact with the U.S, and many people such as the disaster response teams and the red cross helped with this situation, such as donating.

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Key Point: its important because it would create more higher paying jobs for american workers

Key Point: it made a bigger impact because it would eliminate terrifs and barriers

Who/When/Where/Why:(NAFTA) it took place in 1993. it went among United States, Mexico, and Canada.It was created to lower or eliminate teriffs or and other barriers to international trade.

Summary : The goverment made (NAFTA) to boost the economy around canada and mexico. and made higher paying jobs for others to work at.

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Terrorist Strike in the United States (2000s)

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Terrorist Strike in the United States (2000s)

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Key Point: Nearly 3,000 people died during 9/11
Key Point: Al Quedas leader was bin Laden.
Who/When/Where/Why: al Queda, september 11th 2001, New york, The Pentagon, and shanksville Pennsylvania, Retaliation to the US involvement in the middle east

Summary : On spetember 11 2001 al Queda terrorists decided to fly airplanes into major building in the US because they were angry about the us involvement in the middle east. they struck the twin towers and pentagon. the fourth plane crashed in a field.

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Ending Taliban Rule in Afghanistan (2000s)

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