Chapter 20: The New Frontier and Great Society Section 2: The New Frontier.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Peace Corps Ad Join Peace Corps.
Advertisements

Chapter 20 Section 2.  Addressing poverty abroad  Peace Corps Established 1961 by JFK Volunteer assistance to developing nations  Alliance for Progress.
November 30, 2010 The Following Questions of the Day: Quiz on Section 1 What was the New Frontier and why did Kennedy have trouble with it? What were the.
THE NEW FRONTIER CHAPTER 28, SECTION2 MAJOR DATES MAJOR DATES Nov., 1960: John F. Kennedy Elected President Nov., 1960: John F. Kennedy Elected President.
28.2 The New Frontier Lesson Objective: To understand the goals of Kennedy’s Domestic Policy Essential Question: What was controversial about Kennedy’s.
Kennedy and His New Frontier
THE NEW FRONTIER AND THE GREAT SOCIETY
Standard - SSUSH23 :The student will describe and assess the impact of political developments between 1945 and ( c ) Describe the political impact.
The Kennedy and Johnson Years ( ) Chapter 22: Sections 1 & 2 “The New Frontier” “The Great Society”
Chapter 20 Section 2 THE NEW FRONTIER Main Idea: While Kennedy had trouble getting his ideas for a New Frontier passed, several goals were achieved.
Chapter 20 section 2. Broad vision of progress Had problems turning vision into reality Could never get enough votes Proposed to Congress Medical care.
QOD 5/6 Why do you think President Kennedy called his domestic program the “New Frontier”?
ELECTION OF ELECTION FIRSTS! All 50 states vote First live TV debates First Roman Catholic elected president Youngest ever elected.
The New Frontier Chapter The Promise of Progress President Kennedy set out to transform his broad vision of progress into what he called the New.
THE NEW FRONTIER AND THE GREAT SOCIETY Ch 28 Sec 1.
MAJOR DATES MAJOR DATES Nov., 1960: John F. Kennedy Elected President Nov., 1960: John F. Kennedy Elected President April, 1961: Yuri Gagarin is first.
Kennedy’s Domestic Policy Terms and People New Frontier − President Kennedy’s proposals to resolve economic, educational, health care, and civil.
TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Kennedy’s Domestic Policy.
Kennedy’s New Frontier. New Frontier Kennedy’s vision of progress –Called for Americans to be new pioneers and explore uncharted areas of science and.
Chapter 21: The Kennedy and Johnson Years By: Katy Zerbe and Sherry Seamands.
THE NEW FRONTIER CHAPTER 28, SECTION2 MAJOR DATES MAJOR DATES Nov., 1960: John F. Kennedy Elected President Nov., 1960: John F. Kennedy Elected President.
20.2 KENNEDY’S “NEW FRONTIER”. “NEW FRONTIER” Tried to help the economy by increasing govt. (deficit) spending, raising minimum wage, helping the unemployed.
The Kennedy Administration “The Camelot Years” Election Closest outcome since 1884 JFK beats Nixon by less than 119,000 votes.
JFK and LBJ Mr. Koch US History B Forest Lake High School.
Chapter 21, Section 2: Things to Know What was the “New Frontier?” What was one component of JFK’s New Frontier? What did JFK’s domestic agenda primarily.
New Frontier Chapter 20 Section 2 Progress  Kennedy Broad vision of progress “We stand today on the edge of a New Frontier” Called on Americans to be.
JFK Election of 1960 VP Richard Nixon (r) v MA Senator John F. Kennedy (d) –Extremely close election JFK won by 119,057 votes out of 68.3 million votes.
THE NEW FRONTIER & THE GREAT SOCIETY In this chapter you will learn about President John F. Kennedy’s New Frontier and President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great.
JFK Election of 1960 VP Richard Nixon (r) v MA Senator John F. Kennedy (d) –Extremely close election JFK won by 119,057 votes out of 68.3 million votes.
Chapter 28-1 & 28-2 JFK & The New Frontier Warm-Up: What did the GI bill do? 8. Why did people want to move to the suburbs? 9.. What is the reason overall.
JFK & LBJ
The Kennedy & Johnson Years Big Idea: Lacking popular mandate, Kennedy’s domestic agenda to improve the economy & society failed in Congress. His death.
Vocabulary/Identification New Frontier Alliance for Progress Warren Commission Peace Corps mandate.
New Frontier Chapter 20 Section 2 Progress  Kennedy Broad vision of progress “We stand today on the edge of a New Frontier” Called on Americans to be.
Goal 11 Part 3 JFK Presidency Election of 1960 John F. Kennedy (DEM.) defeated Richard M. Nixon (REP) Reasons: (1) JFK supported Civil Rights.
Kennedy’s New Frontier New Frontier is Kennedy’s plan in changing the nation. Most people in the 1960’s did not want reform. Many Southern Democrats joined.
Camelot -”ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” -special focus on American culture -Jackie Kennedy fashion -The.
Unit 8—Chapters The Civil Rights Movement, JFK, and LBJ CSS 11.10,
KENNEDY AND JOHNSON Section 2 Main Idea: John Kennedy’s New Frontier and Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society were government programs to fight poverty, help.
Kennedy and the Great Society American History (B) Chapter 28 C. Simmons.
UNITED STATES HISTORY REVIEW Short Answer. Short Answer Questions None for this test. Sorry for the let down.
28-2: The New Frontier.
Camelot -”ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” inauguration speech -special focus on American culture (100s.
The Kennedy and Johnson Years ( ). Chapter 28 Section 1 The New Frontier.
20.2 The New Frontier. The Camelot Years  The Kennedy Mystique  The new first family fascinated the public  Kennedy surrounded himself with young intellectuals.
Election of John F. Kennedy–Dem. -Richard Nixon Rep. -religious issue -impact of television -Kennedy wins very close election takes a hard line on.
REVIEW NEW FRONTIER AND GREAT SOCIETY. ELECTION OF In the election of 1960, what was a major difference between John F. Kennedy’s campaign and.
Chapter 19 Kennedy Years. JFK Young, energetic, intelligent, and hard working Young, energetic, intelligent, and hard working Grew up wealthy background.
Camelot -”ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” -special focus on American culture -Jackie Kennedy fashion -The.
Kennedy’s Domestic Policy
Chapter 20-Section 2-The New Frontier
The New Frontier & The Great Society
Camelot -”ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” -special focus on American culture -Jackie Kennedy fashion -The.
John F. Kennedy and His Domestic Policy
Kennedy’s Domestic Policy
Chapter 20 Section 2 Notes The New Frontier
Who shot JFK?.
Chapter 20 The New Frontier and the Great Society
The New Frontier Chapter 28, Section 2.
#43 Chapter 20 Section 2 The New Frontier
Chapter 20-Section 2- The New Frontier
The New Frontier.
Kennedy Years The New Frontier.
Chapter 20 Section 1 Kennedy’s Vision of Progress
The New Frontier.
J.F.K..
Chapter 20 The New Frontier and the Great Society
The Age of Camelot Unit 11 – The 1960s.
The New Frontier Chapter 28, Section 2.
#26 Ch 20 S 2 Details: Notes & Read Ch 20 S 2 ____________.
Presentation transcript:

Chapter 20: The New Frontier and Great Society Section 2: The New Frontier

California Academic Standards: California Academic Standards: Students analyze the major social problems and domestic policy issues in contemporary American society Students analyze the major social problems and domestic policy issues in contemporary American society..5 Trace the impact of, need for, and controversies associated with environmental conservation, expansion of the national park system, and the development of environmental protection laws, with particular attention to the interaction between environmental protection advocates and property rights advocates..5 Trace the impact of, need for, and controversies associated with environmental conservation, expansion of the national park system, and the development of environmental protection laws, with particular attention to the interaction between environmental protection advocates and property rights advocates.

Objectives: Objectives: Following lecture and reading of this section, students will be able to: Following lecture and reading of this section, students will be able to: 1. Explain the public’s fascination with the Kennedys. 2. Summarize the domestic and foreign agenda of Kennedy’s New Frontier. 3. Describe the tragic and controversial chain of events surrounding Kennedy’s assassination.

May 5, 1961 Alan Shepard becomes the first American to travel into space May 5, 1961 Alan Shepard becomes the first American to travel into space The trip took 15 minutes but stood for the American spirit that said anything is possible The trip took 15 minutes but stood for the American spirit that said anything is possible JFK inspired many Americans, and shook the nation when he was assassinated JFK inspired many Americans, and shook the nation when he was assassinated What was the public’s fascination with the Kennedy’s? What was the public’s fascination with the Kennedy’s?

At his inauguration Kennedy invited people from all walks of life and all races to join him At his inauguration Kennedy invited people from all walks of life and all races to join him “And so my fellow Americans ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” “And so my fellow Americans ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country.” Kennedy gives special recognition to American art and culture inviting several artists, musicians, and celebrities to the White house to give performances Kennedy gives special recognition to American art and culture inviting several artists, musicians, and celebrities to the White house to give performances JFK appeared frequently on TV, which suited his personality JFK appeared frequently on TV, which suited his personality

The public is fascinated by the president and his family The public is fascinated by the president and his family People enrolled in speed reading classes because JKF read 1,600 words per minute People enrolled in speed reading classes because JKF read 1,600 words per minute Jacqueline influenced fashion of the day Jacqueline influenced fashion of the day The daughter Caroline and son John had their pictures throughout newspapers The daughter Caroline and son John had their pictures throughout newspapers JFK and his advisers reminded Americans of a play called Camelot, which opened in 1960 portraying King Arthur’s court JFK and his advisers reminded Americans of a play called Camelot, which opened in 1960 portraying King Arthur’s court

Kennedy surrounds himself with young, bright advisers who happened to be leaders of huge companies and knew how to get the job done Kennedy surrounds himself with young, bright advisers who happened to be leaders of huge companies and knew how to get the job done What was the domestic and foreign agenda of Kennedy’s New Frontier? What was the domestic and foreign agenda of Kennedy’s New Frontier? Kennedy outlines his New Frontier proposals that included medical care for the aged, rebuilding the inner city and aid to education Kennedy outlines his New Frontier proposals that included medical care for the aged, rebuilding the inner city and aid to education

But JFK has difficulty fulfilling many of them because he has to deal with a congress that is conservative, very similar to the congress Truman had to deal with when attempting to pass through his Fair Deal But JFK has difficulty fulfilling many of them because he has to deal with a congress that is conservative, very similar to the congress Truman had to deal with when attempting to pass through his Fair Deal He also lacked a popular mandate- or clear indication that voters approved of his plans- because he won the presidency by so little a margin He also lacked a popular mandate- or clear indication that voters approved of his plans- because he won the presidency by so little a margin

By now the economy was in recession so Kennedy tried to stimulate economic growth by increasing government spending (deficit spending, the basis for Roosevelt’s New Deal) and lowering taxes for companies and individuals By now the economy was in recession so Kennedy tried to stimulate economic growth by increasing government spending (deficit spending, the basis for Roosevelt’s New Deal) and lowering taxes for companies and individuals The thought was: more public spending would pump money into the economy and lowering taxes would give people the freedom to spend even more money The thought was: more public spending would pump money into the economy and lowering taxes would give people the freedom to spend even more money JFK passed a 20% expansion of military, raise of minimum wage to $1.25/hr and assistance to cities w/ high unemployment JFK passed a 20% expansion of military, raise of minimum wage to $1.25/hr and assistance to cities w/ high unemployment

The President creates the Peace Corps to aid developing nations, not liked at first because all the workers were young but eventually turned out to be very valuable The President creates the Peace Corps to aid developing nations, not liked at first because all the workers were young but eventually turned out to be very valuable Alliance for Progress, helped Latin American countries improve their living standards and prevented Castro (Cuba) from having influence in Latin America Alliance for Progress, helped Latin American countries improve their living standards and prevented Castro (Cuba) from having influence in Latin America Alliance for Progress built schools and improved sanitation and health, tried to break up large estates and give land to farm workers Alliance for Progress built schools and improved sanitation and health, tried to break up large estates and give land to farm workers

$12 billion later development occurred but fundamental reform failed $12 billion later development occurred but fundamental reform failed The Soviet-manned launch in 1961 spurs the development of the U.S. space program (NASA) The Soviet-manned launch in 1961 spurs the development of the U.S. space program (NASA) On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong fulfilled JFK’s dream of landing a man on the moon On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong fulfilled JFK’s dream of landing a man on the moon Kennedy turned his attention toward the issues of poverty and civil rights, especially in the south Kennedy turned his attention toward the issues of poverty and civil rights, especially in the south

What was the tragic and controversial chain of events surrounding Kennedy’s assassination? What was the tragic and controversial chain of events surrounding Kennedy’s assassination? In the fall of 1963 JFK had a 60% approval rating In the fall of 1963 JFK had a 60% approval rating He went to Dallas to meet with democrats to “mend fences” with them He went to Dallas to meet with democrats to “mend fences” with them Unexpectedly he received a warm greeting from the conservative republican state Unexpectedly he received a warm greeting from the conservative republican state

Then JFK was assassinated by a rifle shot while riding in the back seat of an open air limousine Then JFK was assassinated by a rifle shot while riding in the back seat of an open air limousine People react with grief to Kennedy’s assassination and are glued to their TVs watching the images People react with grief to Kennedy’s assassination and are glued to their TVs watching the images Viewers watched as LBJ somberly took the oath of office of president Viewers watched as LBJ somberly took the oath of office of president The alleged assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, is shot and killed by Jack Ruby on live television during a prison transfer The alleged assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, is shot and killed by Jack Ruby on live television during a prison transfer The Warren Commission concludes the Oswald acted alone The Warren Commission concludes the Oswald acted alone

Recent investigations have turned up conspiracies, the truth is nobody knows for sure Recent investigations have turned up conspiracies, the truth is nobody knows for sure Americans learned how sturdy the government was in its smooth transition to the next president Americans learned how sturdy the government was in its smooth transition to the next president An assassination in a dictatorship would have crippled a country but the U.S. was able to endure An assassination in a dictatorship would have crippled a country but the U.S. was able to endure

Close Close Aided by his talented band of advisers, Kennedy worked to boost the economy, address poverty abroad, and develop the U.S. space program. Aided by his talented band of advisers, Kennedy worked to boost the economy, address poverty abroad, and develop the U.S. space program. After an assassin’s bullet killed the President, the task of pushing through an ambitious domestic agenda fell to Lyndon Johnson. After an assassin’s bullet killed the President, the task of pushing through an ambitious domestic agenda fell to Lyndon Johnson.