Counterculture-Nixon-Ford-Carter Flashcards

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the ___ reaction to the counterculture helped elect Richard Nixon

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conservative

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this movement included mostly white, middle class college youths and it’s most lasting impact was on lifestyles, social behavior, art and music

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counterculture

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a main goal of ___ was to find spiritual enlightenment

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hippies

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he was a leader if the pop art movement and attempted to criticize the conventional lifestyle of the mass culture through commercial-looking images

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Andy Warhol

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a San Francisco district that became the “capital” of the hippie counterculture during the 1960s

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Haight-Ashbury

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the ___ helped create the counterculture and the protest that accompanied it provided the foundation for various rights groups (African American, Latino, women) that followed it

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Vietnam War

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the deaths if ____ and Jimi Hendrix made people realize drugs were deadly and led to the decline of the counterculture

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Janis Joplin

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a free music festival that attracted more than 400,000 young people to a farm in upstate New York in August 1969

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Woodstock

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a British band that had an enormous influence on popular music in the 1960s

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Beatles

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Harvard psychology professor who told people to “tune in, turn on, drop out”

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Timothy Leary

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some hippies turned to ____ to attain enlightenment without the use of drugs

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Zen Buddhism

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Nixon’s policy to reduce the size and power of federal government by giving more power to the states

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new federalism

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Nixon normalize relations with this nation and reversed US policy that had been in place since 1949

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China

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Nixon ordered the attorney general Eliot Richardson to fire the special prosecutor Archibald Cox

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Saturday Night Massacre

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he became president after Nixon resigned. he also pardoned Nixon about a month later

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Gerald Ford

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this have state and local governments more control over spending federal dollars

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revenue sharing

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Nixon’s plan to encourage discontented democrats to vote for him. one part of this plan involved criticizing the court-ordered busing of children

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southern strategy

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Nixon’s welfare proposal that was approved by the house but defeated in the senate

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family assistance program (FAP)

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Nixon temporarily used these to fight stagflation

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wage and price controls

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Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein were reporters for the ___ who investigated and wrote about the Watergate scandal

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Washington Post

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Nixon’s efforts to ease Cold War tensions and use negotiation

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Nixon wanted to improve relations with china in order to put pressure on this nation to cooperate with the US

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the ___ were a group that investigated Nixon’s enemies, broke into DNC headquarters. many of them had CIA training

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although unrelated to Watergate the resignation of Nixon’s Vice President, ___, caused Nixon’s approval ratings to drop. about this same time it became known that Nixon had been taping Oval Office conversations

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foreign policy based on consideration of a nations power rather than ideals or moral principals
realpolitik
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a economic association of oil producing nations that is able to set oil prices
OPEC
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treaty to limit nuclear weapons that was signed by the US and USSR during the Nixon administration
Salt 1
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a group that ran Nixon's re-election campaign that was also linked to the break-in at DNC headquarters
CREEP
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in this speech Carter urged Americans to conserve energy but also spoke about a crisis in Americans' spirit. shortly after this Carter had his entire cabinet resign and his popularity dropped
Malaise
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Carter's foreign policy was marked by a strong commitment to this
human rights
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the ___ was an agreement between Israel and Egypt and Carter's greatest foreign policy achievement
Camp David Accords
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Watergate's most lasting effect was public ___ about government
cynicism
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___ was Ford's unsuccessful plan to deal with rising prices by conserving energy. a major problem was that it offered no incentives to conserve
whip inflation now (WIN)
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when the ___ was overthrown the Ayatollah Khomeini took charge and led an Islamic revolution
Shah of Iran
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this war occurred when Egypt and Syria attacked Israel on a Jewish holy day. the US backed Israel but was later the target of an Arab oil boycott
Yom Kippur
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when this nation was invaded by the Soviet Union, Carter blocked food shipments to the USSR and ordered a boycott of the Olympic games
Afghanistan
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Ford had difficulty being an effective president because the democratic congress blocked his policies. to fight back Ford used this more than 50 times
veto
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during the 1970s, during both the Ford and Carter administrations, the US economy was hurt by too much dependence on ___
foreign oil
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this occurred when a mob seized the US embassy in Iran. it overwhelmed the Carter administration and was a major factor in Carter's failure to win re-election
hostage crisis
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in foreign policy Nixon emphasized realpolitik whereas ___ emphasized human rights
Carter
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after public trust was shaken by the Watergate scandal President ___ tied to restore public trust in government
Ford
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these agreement stressed economic, scientific, and humanitarian cooperation in Europe and represented Ford's greatest foreign policy achievement
Helsinki Accords
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one consequence of the ___ hostage crisis was that threats posed by the Middle East became a much bigger challenge for the United States
Iran
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soviet leader who signed the Helsinki Accords with President Ford
Leonid Brezhnev