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-book written by Betty friedan, starting the modern feminist movement
-told women that they could get jobs of their own and do much more with themselves
The Feminine Mystique
-book written by John Kenneth Galbraith condeming the rich standar of living with the public problems such as polluted air and garbage
The Affluent Society
-speech given by Nixon after allegations of having a secret slush fund
-revealed the new effects television had on politics
Checkers Speech
-book written by Gunnar Myrdal condeming the hypocracy of the fight for liberty and equality in other countries and racism in America
The American Dilemma
-Boycott of busses after Rosa Parks was imprisoned for not giving up her seat to a white man
Montgomery Bus Boycott
-Supreme court during Eisenhower era which often decided with the civil rights movement
-Was the only branch of gov. doing this at the time
Warren Court
-School at which Eisenhower, although against civil rights, was forced to send the national guard to escort black children to school
Little Rock Central High School
-Method of refusing to leave segregated lunch counters until they were forced to shut down and the policy of segregation was changed
Sit in movement
-Internal improvement law which provided for thousands of interstate miles
-helped the move from the city into suburbia
Interstate Highway Act
-Secretay of State who wanted to "rollback" on communism
-cut military spending, but increased nuclear bomb building
-realized that this policy would mean rapid retaliation from the victim of this bombing
John Foster Dulles
-Meeting at which it appeared that relations between the US and USSR were improving
-Khrushchev agreed with Eisenhower for arms reduction and publicly denounced Stalin's policies
Spirit of Geneva
-promised US economic help to the Middle East if threatened by Communism
Eisenhower Doctrine
-Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
-law designed to watch over labor union's bookeeping to keep from corruption
Landrum-Griffin Act
-law created that provided millions of dollars in loans to teach science and languages
-reflected the growing need for scientists during the arms race
The National Defense and Education Act
-meeting between Eisenhower and Khrushchev in which USSR spoke of evacuating Berlin
Spirit of Camp David
-occurance when a US spy plane was shot down over Soviet Russia
-this was an embarrassment, and the summit the very next day in Paris to discuss Berlin was ruined
U-2 Incident