1. Alan Brinkley, American History 15/e
Chapter 29:
Civil Rights, Vietnam, and the Ordeal of Liberalism
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2. Highlights Expanding the Liberal State The Battle for Racial Equality
“Flexible Response” and the Cold War
The Agony of Vietnam
The Traumas of 1968
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3. Expanding the Liberal State
John Kennedy
Election of 1960
Kennedy Assassinated
THE ELECTION OF 1960
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4. Expanding the Liberal State
John F. Kennedy (Library of Congress)
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5. Expanding the Liberal State
Lyndon Johnson
The “Great Society”
Lyndon Johnson (Library of Congress)
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6. Expanding the Liberal State
The Assault on Poverty
Medicare and Medicaid
Community Action Program
Cities, Schools, and Immigration
Housing and Urban Development
Immigration Act of 1965
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7. Expanding the Liberal State
Legacies of the Great Society
Failures and Achievements of the Great Society
The Johnson treatment (LBJ Library)
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8. The Battle for Racial Equality
Expanding Protests
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
“Freedom Rides”
Birmingham
Ronald Martin, Robert Patterson, and Mark Martin stage sit-down strike after being refused service at an F. W. Woolworth luncheon counter, Greensboro, NC, (Library of Congress)
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9. The Battle for Racial Equality
1961 Freedom Rides; Associated Press news feature, (Library of Congress)
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10. The Battle for Racial Equality
A National Commitment
March on Washington
The Battle for Voting Rights
“Freedom Summer”
Voting Rights Act
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11. The Battle for Racial Equality
The Changing Movement
De jure and De facto Segregation
Urban Violence
Watts Riot
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12. The Battle for Racial Equality
Black Power
Shift from Integration to Racial Distinction
An Increasingly Divided Civil Rights Movement
Malcolm X
Nation of Islam
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13. “Flexible Response” and the Cold War
Diversifying Foreign Policy
“Flexible Response”
Bay of Pigs
Confrontations with the Soviet Union
Cuban Missile Crisis
Johnson and the World
Intervention in the Dominican Republic
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14. THE UNITED STATES IN LATIN AMERICA, 1954–1996
“Flexible Response” and the Cold War
THE UNITED STATES IN LATIN AMERICA, 1954–1996
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15. The Agony of Vietnam The First Indochina War
The Vietminh
Geneva and the Two Vietnams
Geneva Conference
America and Diem
Ngo Dinh Diem
The National Liberation Front (NLF)
Diem Overthrown
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16. The Agony of Vietnam From Aid to Intervention The Quagmire
Pressure for American Intervention
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Mounting Casualties
The Quagmire
Strategy of “Attrition”
“Hearts and Minds”
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17. THE WAR IN VIETNAM AND INDOCHINA, 1964–1975
The Agony of Vietnam
THE WAR IN VIETNAM AND INDOCHINA, 1964–1975
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18. The Agony of Vietnam The War at Home Growing Opposition to the War
War-Induced Inflation
Antiwar poster (Library of Congress)
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19. The Traumas of 1968 The Tet Offensive The Political Challenge
Political and Psychological Defeat
The Political Challenge
Robert Kennedy
The King and Kennedy Assassinations
Riots
The “Kennedy Legacy”
Democratic National Convention
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20. The Traumas of 1968 The Conservative Response George Wallace
Nixon Victorious
THE ELECTION OF 1968
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