1. Rebellion and Reaction
I. Liberalism
A. Postwar bargain
B. Criminal justice
II. Rebellion
A. Long Hot Summers
B. Draft resistance
C. Counterculture
III. Reaction
A. Chicago, 1968
B. Attica
C. Law and Order Politics
IV. Reversal
A. Corruption
B. Watergate

2. Liberal Bargain IN RETURN FOR Welfare state Gradual civil rights
Anti-communism
Red-baiting
Korea, Vietnam
Conscription
Cultural conformity
Universal white male subject
Traditional family
Suburbs, consumerism
Stable social order

3. Criminal Justice Battles
Warren court
Birmingham, Alabama police storming civil rights protesters, 1963

4. Long Hot Summers 1964 1966 1967 1968 Harlem riot
1 dead, hundreds injured
1966
SNCC rejects non-violence
Watts riot
16,000 guardsmen called
34 dead, over 1000 wounded
1967
Detroit riot
43 killed
1,189 injured
7,231 arrested
1968
MLK shot
Nationwide riots
Kerner Commission

5. Draft Resistance Student deferments “Hardship” deferments
Physical Deferments
Tricks
Conscientious Objectors
Flee to Canada
20K men indicted

6. Counterculture Music Drugs Sex Style Beatles, Rubber Soul (1965)
Beatles, Revolver (1966)

7. Democratic Convention of 1968
Peace v. War
Sen. Eugene McCarthy v. Sen. Hubert Humphrey
Protestors v. Establishment
Mayor Richard Daley
Royko: “Police riot”

8. Prison riots Attica explodes, 1971
Prisoners take hostages
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller sends in state police

9. Law and Order 1972 Presidential campaign
Drug Enforcement Administration, 1973
Rockefeller drug laws, NY, 1973

10. Reversal Corruption Ethics Obstruction Circumvention
Spiro Agnew pleads no contest to taking bribes
Ethics
Watergate break-in
Obstruction
Cover up
Circumvention
Nixon resigns
“I’m not a crook”
Ford pardons
Ford names Rockefeller VP