Monday: presentation notes
1960's presentation continued
Video Games
- Spacewar (1962)
- Space Travel (1969)
Sports
- Football
- Most famous team was the Green Bay Packers
- They won 2 super bowls
- Most famous team was the Green Bay Packers
- Basketball
- Boston Celtics was most popular
- Won 9 out of 10 championships
- Boxing
- Owned by Muhammad Ali
- Amazed audiences with his fighting style
- Baseball
Womens Fashion
- Early 60's based on Jackie Kennedy
- Well fitted dress
- Aline dress
- Jacket with one button
- Low heeled shoes
- Loafers
- Simplistic
- Chunky jewelry
- Hats
- Well fitted dress
- Mid to late
- Graveyard look
- Bright, pastel patterns
- Pointy shoes
- Color tights
- Simplistic yet chic
- Hippie or boho age
Men's Fashion
- Throughout decade
- Longer shaggy hair
- Casual business wear
- Polos
- Bell bottom pants
- Striped sweaters
- Geometric patterns
- Earthy tones
Fads
- Afros
- Barbies
- Bell bottoms
- Lava lamps
- Ouija boards
- The twist
- Tie dye shirts
Inventions
- Artificial heart (1969)
- Handheld calculator (1967)
- Computer mouse (1964)
- ATM (1969)
Presidential Elections
- Nixon vs Kennedy (1960)
- Closest election
- Republican-Nixon
- Democrat-Kennedy
- Popular vote
- 49.5% for Nixon
- 49.7% for Kennedy
- 100,000 more votes
- 303-219 margin
- Johnson vs Goldwater
- 1964
- Republican-Goldwater
- Democrat-Johnson
- Popular vote
- 61% for Johnson
- 39% for Goldwater
- 486-52 margin
- Nixon vs Humphrey vs Wallace
- 1968
- Republican-Nixon
- Democrat-Humphrey
- 3rd party-Wallace
- Popular votes
- 43% for Nixon
- 42% for Humphrey
- Electoral vote
- 55.9% for Nixon
- 35.5 for Humphrey
- 301-191 margin
Major Historical Events
- 1960
- 1st televised presidential debates
- Birth control is approved by FDA
- 1961
- Berlin Wall built
- JFK gives "Man on the Moon" speech
- Peace Corps founded
- Stalin's body removed from Lenin's mausoleum
- Freedom riders challenge segregation on interstate buses
- Bay of Pigs invasion
- 1962
- Cuban missile crisis
- Famous escape from Alcatraz
- First Wal-mart
- Marilyn Monroe singe happy birthday to JFK
- 1st person killed crossing the Berlin Wall
- 1963
- 16th street Baptist church bombing
- 1st woman in space
- Martin Luther King JR makes "I Have a Dream" speech
- March on Washington
- JFK assassinated
- 1964
- Civil Rights Act passed
- Nelson Mandela sentenced to life in prison
- Warren report on JFK's assassination issued
- 1965
- Malcolm X assassinated
- Los Angeles riots
- NYC great blackout
- US sends troops to Vietnam
- 1966
- Mass draft protests in US
- National Organization for Women founded
- 1967
- 1st Superbowl
- 3 US astronauts killed during simulated launch
- Thurgood Marshall becomes 1st African-American US Supreme Court Justice
- 1968
- My Lai Massacre
- Zodiac killer strikes
- Spy ship USS Pueblo captured
- MLK Jr assassinated
- 1969
- Arpanet, the precursor of the internet is created
- Neil Armstrong becomes the 1st man on the moon
- Sesame Street 1st airs
Scandal
- Monroe and Kennedy
- Blew up when she sang happy birthday to him
Basic Facts
- New house cost $15,000
- Candy bar cost $0.05
- Tuition to Harvard was $1,520
- Packers won first Superbowl
Tuesday: presentation notes
1970's presentation
Sports
- Most popular sports
- Football
- Larry Little
- Soccer
- Pele
- Boxing
- Muhammad Ali
- Baseball
- Reggie Jackson
- Basketball
- Football
Popular Music Types
- Aside from disco there was
- Funk
- Smooth jazz
- Jazz fusion
- Soul music
- Popular artists
- Funk
- Kool and the Gang
- Earth Wing and Fire
- Aretha Franklin
- Smooth Jazz
- George Benson
- Jazz Fusion
- Herbie Hancock
- Soul
- Marvin Gaye
- Funk
Movies
- Star Wars (1977)
Cars
- Chevy Camaro
- Chevelle
Video Games
- Pong
- Space Invaders
- Asteroids
- Computer Space
- Stunt Cycle
- Watergate Scandal
- Hotel in DC
- Also an office complex
- Democratic national headquarters in Watergate office complex
- 5 people broke into it
- They were trying to bug the phones
- They realized one of the wire taps wasn't working so they went back in
- Got caught
- 2 guys thought this wasn't normal
- Traced it back to CRP (Committee to Reelect President)
- Recordings of the president
- Supreme Court rules to give over tapes
- Nixon gives them blacked out tapes
- Found out that Nixon was involved in the cover up
- Nixon eventually resigns
- 1972 Election
- Nixon won in a blowout
- Nixon's people put together an organization called the Dirty Tricks Campaign
- Played dirty tricks on the candidates that they didn't want to go up against
- Democratic candidates got mad at each other
- They dropped
- George McGovern was the only one left
- Nixon destroyed him
Wednesday: presentation notes
1980's presentation (ours)
Thursday: presentation notes
2000's presentation
Music
- Pop
- Most popular
- Taylor Swift
- Katy Perry
- Lady Gaga
- Justin Bieber
- Hip Hop/ Rap
- Lil Wayne
- Eminem
- Drake
- Kanye West
- Country
- Rock
- Explicit lyrics becoming more common
Movies
- Most visually advanced
- 3D
- Science Fiction
- Comedy
- Superhero
Sports
- Football-NFL
- Most popular league in America
- Tom Brady
- Peyton Manning
- Basketball-NBA
- 2nd most popular league in America
- 30 teams
- LeBron James
- Kobe Bryant
- Women's Soccer
- Dominant recently
- Won Olympics (2004, 2008, 2012)
- Men's Soccer
- Increasing popularity
- Landon Donovan
- Women's Tennis
- Serena and Venus Williams
- Golf
- Tiger Woods
Inventions
- iPhone
- USB flash drive
- Social media
- iPod
- Bluetooth
- Youtube
- Spotify
TV Shows
- Arrested Development
- The Thick of It
- The Office
Video games
- Playstation 2
- Gamecube
- X-box 360
- Wii
- X-box one
Fashion
- Early 200's
- Women
- Lace up jeans
- Trucker hats
- Chokers
- Studded belts
- Ripped jeans
- Men
- Highlighted hair
- Popped collar
- Colored jeans
- Women
Fads
- Myspace
- Silly Bandz
- Chain wallets
- "Ricer" cars
Wars
- War in Afghanistan (2001-present)
- After 9-11
- Iraq War (2003-11)
- Saddam Hussein was getting massive war weapons
- War in Pakistan (2004-present)
- Extension of Afghanistan
- War with ISIS (2014-present)
Civil rights
- June 23, 2003
- Supreme Court holds up Michigan schools right to judge acceptance based on race
- Ferguson Missouri
- Darren Wilson shoots and kills Michael Brown
- Lots of revolting after the shooting
- Gay rights
- Gay marriage allowed in Massachusetts (2004)
- Iowa allows same-sex marriage (2009)
- Obama endorses same-sex marriage (2012)
George W. Bush's Life
- Comes from rich family
- Goes to Yale
- Marries Laura Welch
- Joins United Methodist Church
- Had twin daughters
- Sells struggling oil business
- Becomes governor of Texas in 1994
- Election
- Wins republican nomination 1999
- Bush was at 246. Gore had 255
- Florida reported ballot problems
- A month of recounts later, Bush is declared winner
- Al Gore had over 500,000 more popular votes which lead to controversy
- 2004 Election
- Bush: 286 electoral, 62 million popular votes
- Bush's Presidency
- Orders 1.35 trillion dollars in tax cuts
- Passed many act to stimulate the economy
- Passed No Child Left Behind Act
- Creates homeland security
- Unemployment went from 4.2% to 7.8%
9/11
- September 11, 2001
- Terrorist hijack 4 planes
- 2 planes hit the Twin Towers
- 1 plane hit the Pentagon
- 1 went down in Pennsylvania
- Al Qaeda claims responsibility
- Later hunt and kill Osama Bin Laden
Barack Obama
- Taught constitutional law for a couple years
- Becomes senator of Illinois
- Runs for House of Representatives in 2000 but loses
- 2008 Election
- Tight battle with Hillary Clinton
- Later he defeats John McCain
- 2012 Election
- Obama vs Romney
- Obama wins in tight race
- Presidency
- Expands children's healthcare
- Cuts taxes for working families, small businesses, and home-buyers
- Improves foreign policy
- Opens up to Cuba and Venezuela
Donald Trump
- 2016 election
- Hillary vs Trump
- Trump: 306 electoral; 46.4 % popular
- Hillary: 232 electoral; 48.5% popular
Basic Facts
- Gallon of Gas: $1.27
- Avg home price: $161,000
1950's
Sports
- Baseball
- Becoming more popular
- Golf
- Boxing
- Football
- Tennis
- Soccer
Korean War
- Lasted 3 years
- North Korea attacked South Korea
- South Korea joined US
Presidential Elections
- Dwight D' Eisenhower (1953))
- Harry S. Truman(1945-53)
Scandals
- Quiz Show Scandal
- Basketball Scandal
Friday: semester test
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