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Rep. Richard Nixon Quaker struggling family Dem. JFK Catholic wealthy family, debates carried on radio and television, radio favor Nixon, viewers Kennedy , Kennedy believed we trailed in “missile gap”, Nixon (Ike’s VP) on right track, JFK wins close Election of 1960
The belief that the Soviet Union held an advantage over the US in weaponry missile gap
Used for the first time to promote candidates during an election television
Youngest president elected, young children, optimistic, charismatic Kennedy Mystique
Program for America, proposed increased aid to education, health for elderly, Dept. of Urban Affairs, and help for migrant workers New Frontier
Spending more than is brought in, embraced by JFK deficit spending
Increased spending for the creation of more jobs and encourage economic growth defense/space program
Called for federal action against gender discrimination, women should be paid equally for equal work, created the Presidential Commission on the Status of Women Women's rights
Appointed Chief Justice by Eisenhower, very activist court Earl Warren
Redrawing of political districts based on population changes reapportionment
Districts are to be redrawn so that all citizens votes will count equally one man one vote
Courts must follow proper procedures in trying a case, individuals are to not be treated unfairly, arbitrarily, or unreasonably due process
Division of influence between government and religion, could be no state religion separation of church and state
Federal courts can force states to redraw electoral districts Baker v. Carr
State legislative districts should be equal in population Reynolds v. Simms
Desegregation of public facilities in Civil rights Act 1964 is constitutional Heart of Atlanta Hotel v. US
States may not ban interracial marriage Loving v. Virginia
Unlawfully seized evidence is not admissible at trial Mapp v. Ohio
Suspect is entitled to an attorney even if one cannot be afforded Gideon v. Wainwright
Suspect has the right to an attorney during questioning Escobedo V. Illinois
Police must inform suspects of their rights during the arrest process Miranda v. Arizona
Bans state mandated prayer in public schools Engle v. Vitale
Bans state mandated Bible reading in public school Abington v. Schemp
Celebrities may sue the media for libel only in certain circumstances NY Times v. Sullivan
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