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Unit 8--Part 4

APUSH

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Lyndon Johnson took over Presidency upon JFK's assassination (1963-68)
"war on poverty" phrase used by LBJ to describe his attempt to eliminate poverty in US
Medicare federally funded medical coverage for elderly created by LBJ
Medicaid federally funded medical care for low-income citizens created by LBJ
Head Start early school start for 3-year-olds in low income families
Great Society nickname for LBJ's domestic program
liberalism political movement that argues government intervention can solve many problems
Sharon Statement 1960 statement of conservative students adopted with the purpose of creating Young Americans for Freedom
Barry Goldwater helped start the new conservatism; lost to LBJ in 1964
Phyllis Schlafly made the case for marriage and motherhood during the feminist movement
Heritage Foundation conservative Christian lobbying group founded in 1974
new conservatism term to describe right-wing movement that opposed liberalism of 1960s and 1970s
Moral Majority political organization led by southern Baptists that raised $$ to defeat “liberal” politicians (both Democrats and Republicans) who they deemed immoral
700 Club Christian TV show of the 1960s to today
1965 Immigration Act established system in which family members, skilled and educated people, and refugees were given priority in immigration
Miranda v. Arizona established the right of the accused to have his/her rights read to him/her
Committee to Re-Elect the President its "burglars" attempted to steal campaign secrets from the Democrats
Watergate Nickname for scandal that caused Nixon to re-sign in 1974
stagflation unusual circumstance of high unemployment AND high inflation in the 1970s
Iran Hostage crisis 52 Americans taken hostage for 444 days
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