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LBJ's new plan for his presidency, wanted to end all poverty and racial injustice
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Great Society
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Health plan for the elderly funded by payroll taxes
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Medicare
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Health plan for poor paid by tax revenues and administered by each state
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Medicaid
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Written by Betty Friedan, suggested that women felt stifled by their domestic sphere roles
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The Feminine Mystique
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US will take all necessary measures to repel any armed attack against US forces
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Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
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Bombing campaign on North Vietnam
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Operation Rolling Thunder
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College students organization and agitate for social change
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Students for a Democratic Society
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Tom Hayden, wrote about student disillusionment between consumer culture and Cold War foreign policy
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Port Huron Statement
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Founders of SDS refer to themselves as this because they didn't want to be confused with the Old Left (1930s Communists)
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New Left
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Inspires many conservative students to defend free enterprise + Vietnam War
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Young Americans for Freedom
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A statement that listed the principles surrounding the term above
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Sharon Statement
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"Hippies" emerge, youthful movement that was anti-establishment, 1967 "Summer of Love"
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Counterculture
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Vietcong attacks South Vietnam during Tet holiday, ceasefire, captures all Southerns cities before having to retreat
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Tet Offensive
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Democrats in chaos due to LBJ not running paired with Robert Kennedy's assassination, Youth International Policy protests outside
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1968 Democratic National Convention
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1960s, led by younger, college educated women, broke away from other movements after women did not achieve anything in previous movements
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Women's Liberation
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Answer
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Congress broadens 1964 Civil Rights Act to include education, women's athletics become an actual presence
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Title IX
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Gay bar in Greenwich, NY, raided by police in summer of 1969, riots break out
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Stonewall Inn
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Nixon creates term to group his supporters, places himself on the side of ordinary Americans
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Silent Majority
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Nixon begins to task South Vietnam with more ground fighting, begins withdraws troops
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Vietnamization
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US troops massacre Vietnamese civilians, journalists captures all of it, war extremely unpopular
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My Lai
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A lessening of tensions with the USSR and China
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Détente
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Established some of the most far-reaching liberal Supreme Court decisions in U.S. history
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Warren Court
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Pumps troops into Vietnam, death roll rises, becomes unpopular and doesn't run for another Presidental term
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Loses to LBJ, but creates a grassroots conservative revival
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Barry Goldwater
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Published "the Feminine Mystique", became a lead speaker for feminist movement
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Betty Friedan
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South Vietnamese president, unpopular after be violates 1954 Geneva Accords by not holding elections
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Ngo Dinh Diem
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Democratic favorite to win after LBJ does not run for re-election due to his popularity, assassinated by Sirhan Sirhan
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Robert Kennedy
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Republican 1968 candidate, easily wins due to chaos in the Democratic Party
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Richard M. Nixon
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Ran as an independent in the 1968 election, while controversial, defines many issues that had to be addressed for next election
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George C. Wallace
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National Security Advisor, believed and convinced Nixon to try and break tension and form productive talks with USSR
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Henry Kissinger
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