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Apollo 1
What was the name of the American spacecraft that caught fire leading to the deaths of three astronauts?
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Teacher, nurse, and secretary
What were the three primary jobs available to women?
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Tabacco
What was the drug choice of the older generation
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Woodstock and Altamont
Name the two major/most iconic music festivals of the 1960s?
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Nonviolence
What was MLK's method of protesting segregation?
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
What does NASA stand for?
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Because it was believed that women's rights were covered in the 14th and 15th amendments
Why was the Equal Rights Amendment rejected?
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Haight-Ashbury
Where is the capital of the Hippies?
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Served to help provide leadership and organization to activists (and their churches) who were interested in taking a non-violent approach to protesting discrimination.
What was the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)?
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Montgomery Bus Boycott, Albany Movement, Birmingham Campaign
Name one peaceful protest that Martin Luther King Jr. led
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Yuri Gagarin from the Soviet Union
Who was the first man in space? Where was he from?
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The Commission on the Status of Women (1961), it had little to no real effect on helping bridge the gender gap, even though it set up watchforces in offices to report gender discrimination and sexual harassment
What was JFK's major gesture towards helping the women's rights movement during the 1960s and what was its effect?
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Woodstock served as a demonstration to the mainstream Americans because it showed them the Hippies new alternative way of living is more peaceful because everyone gets along while living in a commune. Woodstock also became a symbol of the youth’s movement
What did the Woodstock music festival symbolize for the younger generation? What was its purpose?
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The 60s decade saw the switch from just recording music in a studio to producing music using synthesizers and other electronic devices to add to the original music.
What was happening in the music industry that was hugely influential and paved the way for where we are today (in terms of music and music production)?
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He changed his name from Malcolm Little to Malcolm X while in jail to represent the evils of slavary
What is the meaning of the "X" in Malcolm X?
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Neil Armstrong from the US
Who was the first man on the moon? Where was he from?
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National Organization for Women, a women's rights group founded in 1968
What does NOW stand for?
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Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison or Janis Joplin
Name one singer or band that was associated with counterculture music
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The British Invasion was the Beatles’ entrance into American pop-culture. The British Invasion brought with it a shift in the sound of pop and rock – shifting from innocent and
What is the British Invasion, who led it, and why was it so successful?
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Dallas, Texas in 1963
Where and what year was JFK assassinated?
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The U.S when the successfully sent a man to the moon
Who won the Space Race?
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Seen as a "cattle drive" that objectified women. Also protesting the racist tendencies of the pageant
Why did NYRW protest the Miss America Pageant?
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The differences of outlook or opinion between people of different generations
What is a generation gap?
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1964 rejected any and all racial quotas or minority
preferences 1965 removed impediments to voting for almost three million African American voters
Why are the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965 significant?
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March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
What protest did MLK give his "I Have a Dream speech at?
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