Fall of China (1949), Mao Zedong Double V campaign (WWII) Korean War (1950-53) CORE (Congress on Racial Equality), James Truman-Macarthur Controversy Farmer Gandhi, non-violent protest (1954) Brown v. Board of Education John Foster Dulles, of boldness” Rosa Parks “policy retaliation” Montgomery Bus Boycott “massive brinkmanship Martin Luther King, Jr. preemptive strike NAACP Khrushchev, Geneva Summit Little Rock Nine, Central High School (1957) Hungarian Revolt, 1956 George Wallace, today, segregation “segregation Organization of American States tomorrow, segregation forever!” Nasser, Suez Eisenhower Doctrine UNIT NINE: 1960 to Present Fidel Castro’s Revolution Domestic Affairs of the 1940s and 1950s: Civil Rights, 1960s: G.I. Bill of Rights Sit-in movement postwar inflation SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating Baby Boom Committee)-Stokley Carmichael suburbs Freedom Riders flight” Freedom Summer “white Employment Act of 1946 Birmingham, Alabama Taft Hartley Act (1947) Children’s Marches laws 16th Street Church Bombing Election of 1948 MLK, Jr: Letters from a Birmingham Jail- Dixiecrats: J.Strom Thurmond advocated non-violent resistance McCarthyism March on Washington, speech I have a Dream House Un-American Activities Commission Civil Rights Act of 1964 Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Voting Rights Act of 1965 Alger Hiss 24th Amendment-abolish poll tax (1964) Army-McCarthy hearings Malcolm X (assassinated 1965) Whittaker Chambers, Pumpkin Papers, Nixon Black Power 22nd Amendment-term limits on president (2), Pride passed 1947 Black Panther Movement (Oakland, CA) Ike and Modern Republicanism Assassination of Dr. King (1968) in Memphis Federal Interstate Highway Act (1956) Frontier” (JFK) “New Jimmy Hoffa Election of 1960, electronic media Sputnik (1957) Camelot NASA (1958) Bay of Pigs Invasion AFL-CIO merger Alliance for Progress industrial complex” Peace Corps “military Cuban Missile Crisis Civil Rights, 1940s and 1950s: Assassination of JFK by Lee Harvey Oswald, desegregation of military (1948) Nov. 22, 1963 Jackie Robinson breaks MLB color line Friedan The Feminine Mystique,
Fall of China (1949), Mao Zedong Korean War (1950-53) Truman-Macarthur Controversy Gandhi, non-violent protest John Foster Dulles, “policy of boldness” “massive retaliation” brinkmanship preemptive strike Khrushchev, Geneva Summit Hungarian Revolt, 1956 Organization of American States Nasser, Suez Eisenhower Doctrine Fidel Castro’s Revolution Domestic Affairs of the 1940s and 1950s: G.I. Bill of Rights postwar inflation Baby Boom suburbs “white flight” Employment Act of 1946 Taft Hartley Act (1947) laws Election of 1948 Dixiecrats: J.Strom Thurmond McCarthyism House Un-American Activities Commission Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Alger Hiss Army-McCarthy hearings Whittaker Chambers, Pumpkin Papers, Nixon 22nd Amendment-term limits on president (2), passed 1947 Ike and Modern Republicanism Federal Interstate Highway Act (1956) Jimmy Hoffa Sputnik (1957) NASA (1958) AFL-CIO merger “military industrial complex” Civil Rights, 1940s and 1950s: desegregation of military (1948) Jackie Robinson breaks MLB color line Double V campaign (WWII) CORE (Congress on Racial Equality), James Farmer Brown v. Board of Education (1954) Rosa Parks Montgomery Bus Boycott Martin Luther King, Jr. NAACP Little Rock Nine, Central High School (1957) George Wallace, “segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever!” UNIT NINE: 1960 to Present Civil Rights, 1960s: Sit-in movement SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee)-Stokley Carmichael Freedom Riders Freedom Summer Birmingham, Alabama Children’s Marches 16th Street Church Bombing MLK, Jr: Letters from a Birmingham Jail- advocated non-violent resistance March on Washington, I have a Dream speech Civil Rights Act of 1964 Voting Rights Act of 1965 24th Amendment-abolish poll tax (1964) Malcolm X (assassinated 1965) Black Power Pride Black Panther Movement (Oakland, CA) Assassination of Dr. King (1968) in Memphis “New Frontier” (JFK) Election of 1960, electronic media Camelot Bay of Pigs Invasion Alliance for Progress Peace Corps Cuban Missile Crisis Assassination of JFK by Lee Harvey Oswald, Nov. 22, 1963 The Feminine Mystique, Friedan
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