Chapter 20-Section 1-Kennedy and the Cold War. The Election of 1960 Eisenhower’s term comes to an end in 1959 – The country was in a recession We lost.

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Chapter 20-Section 1-Kennedy and the Cold War

The Election of 1960 Eisenhower’s term comes to an end in 1959 – The country was in a recession We lost the race to space U-2 was shot down All of these things led to an anti-republican backlash

The Election of 1960 Democrats: JFK – Rich, Catholic, young, WWII vet Republicans: Nixon – WWII vet, looked old compared to Kennedy – Seemed shady b/c of past problems 1960 Election was first broadcast election – TV Debates made the election – Kennedy won, but not by much

The Election of 1960 Major Issue in 60: Civil Rights – Kennedy called Martin Luther King Jr.’s wife when he was arrested in Birmingham – RFK got him released from the jail – JFK looked like he really cared about civil rights and won the African American Vote

The Camelot Years Camelot – JFK=Hope b/c of youth – The time he was in office is called Camelot – Jackie and Jack were thought to be perfect They were what every American wanted to be

The Camelot Years Best and Brightest – JFK picked the best people for his cabinet Robert McNamara came over from Ford Robert Kennedy as attorney General – They represented youth and intelligence They were going to create the new Camelot

A New Military Policy Military – Military was a major issue for JFK – Needed new way to fight communism – End to massive retaliation – Begin FLEXIBLE RESPONSE

Crisis Over Cuba Cuba – Kennedy’s testing ground Fidel Castro takes power – He is communist and Cuba is way too close to home – Castro took American homes and businesses – We had to do something

Crisis Over Cuba U.S. Action: Bay of Pigs Started under Ike – Invaded Cuba using Cubans 25,000 Soviet and Cuban troops Invading force defeated Kennedy had to pay $53 million in food and medical supplies in exchange for men U.S. and JFK embarrassed, look weak

Crisis Over Cuba Cuban Missile Crisis – Khrushchev promises to defend Cuba Starts putting Nuclear weapons there U2 spots missiles: America takes Action – Quarantine of Cuba: 1962 – 100,000 US troops on standby Result: Russia took out missiles and we agreed not to invade Cuba – We realized how close we came to another war

Crisis Over Berlin Berlin – 1961 Berlin wall built Khrushchev built it because JFK refused to back down Russia threatened to shut off American supported W. Berlin It stands the dominant symbol of the cold war until 1989

Crisis Over Berlin Close Calls – The 1960’s were full of close calls – There was a realization of the need for peace Limited Test Ban Treaty passed Barred nuclear testing in atmosphere