1. Evaluate the key events and impact of the 1970s.
April 22
Today in History : The Oklahoma land rush begins, 1889 The first Earth Day, 1970 Interesting Fact?: All porcupines float in water. The Word: (1970s) Fo-sho for sure, or for real

2. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
“Nixon Doctrine” -
“Vietnamization” became the blueprint for how the US dealt with supporting allies but requiring shared responsibilities.
Nuclear Umbrella -
Détente – (a French word meaning relaxing from tension)
Nixon visits China
Salt 1
Nixon focused on Foreign Policy

3. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
“And so tonight to you, the great silent majority of my fellow Americans, I ask for your support,… for the more divided we are at home, the less likely the enemy is to negotiate …. Let us be united for peace. Let us also be united against defeat. Because let us understand: North Vietnam cannot defeat or humiliate the United States. Only Americans can do that.”
Richard Nixon Nov. 3, 1969
Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
Silent Majority

4. Video
Objective:
Evaluate the key events of the early 1970s and their impact.

6. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
April 23
Today in History : President Ford says that war is finished for America, 1975 Interesting Fact?: America once issued a 5-cent bill. The Word: (1970s) Audi 5000 verb. Meaning to leave now, depart quickly. I am Audi 5000 (I am outa here, I am leaving right now).

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9. Video
Objective:
Evaluate the key events of the early 1970s and their impact.

11. “Bridge Over Troubled Water “
Simon
and
Garfunkel
“Bridge Over Troubled Water “
#1 recording 1970
When you're weary, feeling small, When tears are in your eyes, I will dry them all; I'm on your side. When times get rough And friends just can't be found, Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. When you're down and out, When you're on the street, When evening falls so hard I will comfort you. I'll take your part. When darkness comes And pain is all around, Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Sail on silver girl, Sail on by. Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. See how they shine. If you need a friend I'm sailing right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind.

12. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
April 24
Today in History :
Bonnie and Clyde are killed by police, 1934
Interesting Fact?:
15 percent of Americans secretly bite their toes.
The Word: (1970s)
Backatcha! "You too".

13. Video
Objective:
Evaluate the key events of the early 1970s and their impact.

14. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
The goal was for more control by state and local governments.
This was to be achieved by the federal government giving funds back to state and local governments.
However, over time states became more dependent on federal funds and the federal governments power grew in some ways.
New Federalism

15. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
Nixon vetoed funding for the Department Housing and Urban Development and eliminated the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Approved the Environmental Protection Agency but vetoed the Clean Air Act.
New Federalism

16. At the top write KNOW, WANT TO KNOW on the BACK write LEARNED.
(On a 81/2 x11 sheet of paper)
Title your paper WATERGATE with your name and period.
Divide the paper into two sections.
At the top write KNOW, WANT TO KNOW on the BACK write LEARNED.
WATERGATE
KNOW
WANT TO KNOW

17. WATERGATE
President Nixon goes from being one of the most popular Presidents in US history to becoming the only US President to resign.

18. “Fourth Estate” (branch) ?
WATERGATE
Checks and Balances 1.0
Constitutional ?
Checks and Balances 2.0
“Fourth Estate” (branch) ?

19. WATERGATE
CRP (CREEP) Dirty Tricks Plumbers Saturday Night Massacre Black Bag Jobs and Ethics

20. What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Five men break into the Democratic National Headquarter at the Watergate hotel.
They are caught and arrested.
Reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward for Washington Post investigate
Burglars are identified as CIA, FBI and CREEP (Committee to Re-elect the President)
What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Watergate
Learned Section

21. What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
After months of investigation the House of Representatives votes to impeach Nixon for obstructing justice, misuse of federal agencies, and defying the authority of Congress.
Nixon resigns
What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Watergate

22. Carl Bernstein - Reporter
Bob Woodward - Reporter
James McCord – FBI, CIA , CRP, Watergate burglar
E. Howard Hunt – CIA “Plumber”, Watergate burglar
G. Gordon Liddy - FBI “Plumber”, Watergate burglar

23. H.R. “Bob” Haldeman – White House Chief of Staff
Ben Bradlee – editor Washington Post
Archibald Cox - special Prosecutor Watergate
Leon Jaworski – Second special Prosecutor Watergate
John Mitchell – US Attorney General, Former head of CRP
John Dean – Legal counsel to Nixon.

24. “Deep Throat” – Mark Felt FBI’s Associate Director, the second-ranking post in the FBI that “leaked” information to Woodward and Bernstein.

25. What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
All the Presidents Men
What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Watergate CLEAR YOUR DESK except for a piece of paper

27. Three Dog Night “Joy To The World”
#1 recording 1971
Jeremiah was a bull frog Was a good friend of mine I never understood a single word he said But I helped him drink his wine And he always had some mighty fine wine Singin' Joy to the world All the boys and girls, now Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea Joy to you and me If I were the king of the world Tell you what I'd do I'd throw away the cars and the bars and the wars Make sweet love to you Singin' now Joy to the world All the boys and girls Joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea

28. What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
April 27
Today in History :
Magellan killed in the Philippines, 1521
Parliament passes the Tea Act, 1773
Interesting Fact?:
Bird droppings are the chief export of Nauru, an island nation in the Western Pacific.
The Word: (1970s)
'get Down,' Or, 'boogie‘ - get serious, dance

29. At the top write KNOW, WANT TO KNOW on the BACK write LEARNED.
(On a 81/2 x11 sheet of paper)
Title your paper WATERGATE with your name and period.
Divide the paper into two sections.
At the top write KNOW, WANT TO KNOW on the BACK write LEARNED.
WATERGATE
KNOW
WANT TO KNOW

30. What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
All the Presidents Men
What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Watergate CLEAR YOUR DESK except for the paper we did on Friday.

31. What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Learned section (front and back)
Why did Woodward and Bernstein focus on this case?
What risks and obstacles did they face?
Look for examples of courage and teamwork. (Newspaper, Executive Branch, FBI)
What advantages could be gained in a presidential campaign by spying on the opposition?
What were the causes, facts, and effects of WATERGATE.
Watergate

33. The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
Roberta Flack
The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
#1 Hit 1972
The first time ever I saw your face I thought the sun rose in your eyes And the moon and the stars were the gifts you gave To the dark and the endless skies, my love And the first time ever I kissed your mouth I felt the earth move in my hand Like the trembling heart of a captive bird That was there at my command, my love And the first time ever I lay with you I felt your heart so close to mine And I knew our joy would fill the earth And last 'til the end of time, my love The first time ever I saw your face Your face

34. Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
April 28
Today in History : Muhammad Ali refuses Army induction, 1967 Nixon approves Cambodian incursion, 1970 Interesting Fact?: The object most choked on by Americans is the toothpick The Word: (1970s) Ten-four Good Buddy Borrowed from CB slang; probably not used as much by kids as adults. "Ten-Four" means "I got your message" and "good buddy" was what CBers called each other. "You got the skinny on that?" "Ten-four, good buddy."

35. Watergate CLEAR YOUR DESK except for your paper from yesterday
All the Presidents Men
Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
Watergate CLEAR YOUR DESK except for your paper from yesterday

36. Learned section (back)
Why did Woodward and Bernstein focus on this case?
What risks and obstacles did they face?
Look for examples of courage and teamwork. (Newspaper, Executive Branch, FBI)
What advantages could be gained in a presidential campaign by spying on the opposition?
Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
Watergate

37. Senator Ted Kennedy powerful Senator (Democrat) and Chappaquiddick
Yesterday background
McGovern (D) forced to replace VP running mate Eagleton replace with Shriver.
Senator Ted Kennedy powerful Senator (Democrat) and Chappaquiddick
“Follow the money”
$25,000 from re-election campaign goes to Watergate burglars.
New York Times article.
Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
Watergate

38. Describe how they “Followed the Money”
Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
Learned (new paper)
Describe how they “Followed the Money”
CRP (Committee to Re-Elect the President) CREEP
How might ethical CIA and FBI agents responded to the illegal acts assigned them
Watergate Leaker – Mark Felt – When is it justified for a government official to “leak” classified information to the press?
Ethical - pertaining to principles of morality; right and wrong in conduct

40. Tie A Yellow Ribbon Around the Ole Oak Tree
Tony Orlando and Dawn
Tie A Yellow Ribbon Around the Ole Oak Tree
#1 Hit 1973
I'm coming home I've done my time, Now I've got to know what is and isn't mine, If you receive my letter tellin' you I'd soon be free, Then you'll know just what to do, if you still want me, if you still want me. Tie a yellow ribbon `round the ole oak tree, It's been three long years, do ya still want me? If I don't see a ribbon ,round the ole oak tree, I'll stay on the bus, forget about us, put the blame on me If I don't see a ribbon `round the ole oak tree. Bus driver, please look for me `cause I couldn't bear to see what I might see, I'm really still in prison, and my love, she holds the key, Simple yellow ribbon's what I need to set me free.

41. Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances
April 29
Today in History : Adolf and Eva marry, 1945 Nixon announces release of White House Watergate tapes, 1974 Interesting Fact?: Even though Utah is landlocked, it is illegal to hunt whales. The Word: (1970s) Tripping A term used to describe a deemed insane action or comment by others. i.e. The teacher wants us to read 10 chapters tonight, They are tripping if they think we can read this much tonight.

42. Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances
All the Presidents Men
Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances
Watergate CLEAR YOUR DESK except for your paper from yesterday.

43. Describe how they “Followed the Money”
Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
Learned (new paper)
Describe how they “Followed the Money”
CRP (Committee to Re-Elect the President) CREEP
How did they trick people to confirm information.
(Canuck Letter- forged letter by Muskie saying he did not like people that were of French-Canadian descent.)

44. Evaluate the role of the media in our system of checks and balances during Watergate
Learned (new paper)
How might ethical CIA and FBI agents responded to the illegal acts assigned them
Watergate Leaker – Mark Felt – When is it justified for a government official to “leak” classified information to the press?
Ethical - pertaining to principles of morality; right and wrong in conduct

45. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
Other papers join in on reporting on Watergate.
House of Reps. Committee starts an investigation.
Nixon Tapes discovered
Supreme Court forces Nixon to release tapes.
FBI and CIA is used in “dirty tricks” and cover-up.
House of Rep. Committee recommends Impeachment.
Nixon Resigns.
Watergate

46. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
IMPACT
Federal Campaign Act amendments – limiting campaign donations and an independent agency to monitor campaigns.
Prestige and power of Presidency reduced.
Deep distrust of public officials.
Proved that not even the President is above the law.
Checks and Balances seemed to work. (Media, Legislature, Judicial)
Watergate

47. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
Newly appointed VP Ford becomes President
The only President to never have been elected to national office.
Ford’s first official act is to pardon Nixon even though there were no criminal charges yet.
Watergate

49. The Way We Were - Memories
Tony Orlando and Dawn
The Way We Were - Memories
#1 Hit 1974
Mem'ries, Light the corners of my mind Misty water-colored memories Of the way we were Scattered pictures, Of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another For the way we were Can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has time re-written every line? If we had the chance to do it all again Tell me, would we? Could we? Mem'ries, may be beautiful and yet What's too painful to remember We simply choose to forget So it's the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember... The way we were...

50. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Nixon Administration.
May 1
Today in History : American U-2 spy plane shot down, 1960 Interesting Fact?: Every person has a unique tongue print. The Word: (1970s) “catch You On The Flip~side” “spot you later” - see you later

51. What was discovered from the WATERGATE investigations?
DIRTY TRICKS
and
the Enemy List
Illegal Investigations (FBI) such as wire tapping and bugging
Forging letters
Infiltrating opposing groups to misrepresent and spy.
Illegal us of campaign funds.
Misdirecting federal investigations.
Destroying evidence ?
What was discovered from the WATERGATE investigations?
Watergate

52. Why was the Nixon administration involved in dirty tricks and cover-ups?
Even though Nixon was way ahead in the pre-election polls he still was involved in dirty tricks. ?
Watergate

53. What changed because of WATERGATE?
IMPACT
Nixon resigns
Thirty of Nixon’s closest aides including Two US Attorney Generals convicted of crimes related to Watergate and it’s cover-up. Approximately half serve time in federal prison.
FBI Director resigns after it is discovered that he had burned documents related to Watergate. ?
Watergate

54. What changed because of WATERGATE?
IMPACT
Federal Campaign Act amended limiting campaign donations and an independent agency to monitor campaigns.
Prestige and power of Presidency reduced.
Deep distrust of public officials.
Proved that not even the President is above the law.
Checks and Balances seemed to work.
Watergate

55. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Ford Administration.
Newly appointed VP Ford becomes President
The only President to never have been elected to national office.
Ford’s first official act is to pardon Nixon even though there were no criminal charges yet. ?
Watergate

56. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Ford Administration.
With Americas involvement in in Vietnam and Watergate over the main obstacle facing President Ford was the economy and “stagflation” (a stagnant economy with high unemployment at the same time that there is high inflation)
Problems also developed in Ford’s foreign policy with the Helsinki Accords and the Mayaguez Incident.
Gerald Ford becomes President in 1974.

58. Everybody Was Kung Fu Fightning
Tony Orlando and Dawn
Everybody Was Kung Fu Fightning
#14 Hit 1975
Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting Those kicks were fast as lightning In fact, it was a little bit frightening But they fought with expert timing There was funky China men from funky Chinatown They were chopping them up They were chopping them down It's an ancient Chinese art And everybody knew their part From a fainting, to a slip And a kickin' from the hip There was funky Billie Chin and little Sammy Chong He said, here comes the big boss, let's get it on We took the bow and made a stand Started swaying with the hand A sudden motion made me skip Now we're into a brand new trip

59. Evaluate the Nixon, Ford, and Carter administration.
May 4
Today in History : A riot breaks out in Haymarket Square, 1886 Interesting Fact?: "A man a plan a canal panama" is the same thing when your reverse it. The Word: (1970s) 'feel Tha Funk‘ - feel the music. get down wit da boogie.

60. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Ford Administration.
Page 718
In what ways did President Johnsons policies hurt the economy?
What is OPEC and why did they embargo oil to the US in 1973?
Page 720
3. What was the “WIN” program and what were the results?
4. What were the Helsinki Accords and what were the results
Gerald Ford.

61. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Ford Administration.
In 1976 Jimmy Carter becomes President of the US The “outsider” Former Governor of Georgia Peanut farmer. Social conservative politically and fiscally more liberal.
Jimmy Carter

62. Video
Objective – Which challenge, the Iran Hostage Crisis or the Economy, was most important for President Carter not getting re-elected and why?

64. Paul McCartney and Wings
Silly Love Songs
#1 Hit 1976
You'd Think That People Would Have Had Enought Of Silly Love Songs. But I Look Around Me And I See It Isn't So. Some People Wanna Fill The World With Silly Love Songs. And What's Wrong With That? I'd Like To Know, 'Cause Here I Go Again I Love You, I Love You, I Love You, I Love You. I Can't Explain The Feeling's Plain To Me; Say Can't You See? Ah, She Gave Me More, She Gave It All To Me Now Can't You See, What's Wrong With That I Need To Know, 'Cause Here I Go Again I Love You, I Love You. Love Doesn't Come In A Minute, Sometimes It Doesn't Come At All I Only Know That When I'm In It It Isn't Silly, No, It Isn't Silly, Love Isn't Silly At All.

65. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Ford and Carter Administration.
May 5
Today in History : The first American in space, 1961 Six killed in Oregon by Japanese bomb, 1945 Interesting Fact?: Dogs and cats consume almost $7 billion worth of pet food a year. The Word: (1970s) 'chill' 'be Cool‘ - relax, man!

66. Video
Objective – Which challenge, the Iran Hostage Crisis or the Economy, was most important for President Carter not getting re-elected and why?

68. The Trammps Disco Inferno https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_sY2rjxq6M
(Burn baby burn) (Burn baby burn) (Burn baby burn) (Burn baby burn)
To my surprise, one hundred stories high People getting loose y'all, getting down on the roof Folks are screaming, out of control It was so entertaining when the boogie started to explode I heard somebody say
(Burn baby burn) disco inferno (Burn baby burn) burn that mother down (Burn baby burn) disco inferno (Burn baby burn) burn that mother down
Satisfaction came in a chain reaction (Burnin') mother down

69. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
May 6
Today in History : George Marshall calls for aid to Europe, 1947 Bobby Kennedy is assassinated, 1968 Interesting Fact?: David Prowse was the guy in the Darth Vader suit in Star Wars. He spoke all of Vader's lines, and didn't know that he was going to be dubbed over by James Earl Jones until he saw the screening of the movie. The Word: (1970s) 'To The Max'! Take it to the maximum. The best it can be

70. TEST FRIDAY Multiple choice US Government Nixon Administration
Ford Administration
Carter Administration

71. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
Domestic Economic Problems Stagflation = stagnant economy + inflation Page What did he feel was the most serious problem for our economy? 2. What did he propose to meet this challenge? 3. How was “deregulation” of oil going to help the economy and oil industry. 4. What are “windfall profits taxes” and why did Carter feel they were necessary? 5. What was the results of his efforts and why?
Jimmy Carter And the Economy

72. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
“Our policy is rooted in our moral values, which never change. Our policy is reinforced by our material wealth and by our military power. Our policy is designed to serve mankind.”
Government by consent of the people
All people are created equal
All people have basic rights including rights
Foreign Policy
An Americas Values

73. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
Camp David Accords (Peace treaty between Egypt and Israel):
Israel was established in 1948 and was supported by the US
Arab nations opposed the establishment of Israel .
US had strong economic ties (oil) to the Middle East.
Egypt and Israel had been involved in several wars since 1948 with no end in sight.
International success

74. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
To improve US and Latin American relations:
Ownership of Panama Canal goes to Panama.
Canal was to be used by anyone.
US retained the right to defend the canal.
International successes and problems

76. DISCO

77. Evaluate the Carter administration and movements of the 1970s.
May 7
Today in History : Chief Seattle dies near the city named for him, 1866 Interesting Fact?: In 1980, a Las Vegas hospital suspended workers for betting on when patients would die. The Word: (1970s) 'like‘ - Beginning every sentence with "like". "Like we went to the mall and like I saw him looking at me."

78. Nepal Relief Fund

79. You can use a “cheat sheet” (one side of one piece of paper)
TEST FRIDAY
Multiple choice
US Government
Nixon Administration
Ford Administration
Carter Administration
You can use a “cheat sheet” (one side of one piece of paper)

80. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
To protest Soviet invasion of Afghanistan:
US Embargo of Grain to USSR
Boycott of Moscow Olympics.
(US covertly supports Islamic Fundamentalists, which later became the Taliban and Al Qaeda, in rebelling against the Soviet invasion)
International successes and problems

81. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
Iran
Following WW II
US supports a “coup” establishing the Shah as an absolute ruler.
The Shah proceeds with “modernizing” Iran (guided democracy)
Fundamentalist Muslims resent Shah’s westernization of Iran and US influence.
“coup” - a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government
International successes and problems

82. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
1979 Iranian Revolution:
Exiled Iranian religious leader Ayatollah Khomeini leads a successful revolution.
Soviet Union recognizes the new government .
Ayatollah declares the US to be the “Great Satan”
Carter decides to give the Shah asylum.
Iranian Hostage Crisis

83. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
Approximately 200 students take 52 hostages at US Embassy in Iran demanding the return of the Shah and the money he took.
Failed rescue attempt results in eight US servicemen dying.
International successes and problems

84. Evaluate the accomplishments of the Carter Administration.
Carter runs for re-election but does not campaign vowing to get the hostages returned.
After 444 day the hostages are released as soon as Carter is no longer President.
(first 5 min)
International successes and problems

85. Evaluate the movements of the 1970s.
Page
Why were many schools “de facto” segregated even after Brown v. Topeka Board of education?
How did the state courts and the Supreme Court try to remedy this problem?
Describe how some whites responded?
Describe how “affirmative action” was going to help solve economic and educational discrimination.
What effect did the Bakke case have on college admissions?
First team of four to all have the questions correctly completed = 10 bonus points each.
Second team = 5 bonus points each
“Movements” evolve.
“de facto” - in fact, or in effect, whether by right or not

87. DISCO
The Village People YMCA

88. Evaluate the Carter administration.
May 8
Today in History : V-E Day is celebrated in America and Britain, 1945 AIM occupation of Wounded Knee ends, 1973 Interesting Fact?: It is impossible to spell a word only using the bottom row of the keyboard. The Word: (1970s) 'what It Is, What It Is' a greeting usually meaning,"hey", "What's up?"

89. You can use a “cheat sheet” (one side of one piece of paper)
TEST TODAY
Multiple choice
US Government
Nixon Administration
Ford Administration
Carter Administration
You can use a “cheat sheet” (one side of one piece of paper)

90. All cell phones must remain put away while tests are out.
You can NOT use your notes, video worksheets, or study guides.
Use a #2 pencil
Write your name on the appropriate line.
For subject write – 1970s Test
Do not write on the test sheets.
When you are finished turn your answer sheet over and work on something else.
Mind your own business at your desk.
1970s Nixon Ford, and Carter
1970s Test May 8