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| National Endowment for the Arts |
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| Which President supported the NEA? |
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| Who did Jimmy Carter choose as his running mate in 1976? |
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| in 1976 people were looking for? |
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| Change, increase in religious rights, compassion on those affected by inflation & job loss |
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| What did the people think Carter would be? |
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| naval academy, navy officer, Baptist, nuclear engineer, Governor of GA, peanut farmer |
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| What president did a Playboy interview? |
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| Jimmy Carter's brother that got famous from public appearances? |
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| Carter's first day in office he fulfilled what promise? |
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| unconditionally pardoned those that evaded the draft for 'Nam |
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| what became the central goal of corporate strategies in 1974-1975? |
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| holding down wages & benefits |
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| working-class white man in revolt over: |
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| taxes, joyless work, double standards of politicians, hypocrisy, debasement of the American Dream, class destinations |
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| Sept. 19, 1977 shutdown Campbell Works in Youngstown |
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| tons/cities with closed plants whose economies changed for the worst |
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| Carter singed what act in 1977? |
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| in terms of Iran, President Carter ___________ |
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| inherited an impossible situation and made the worst of it |
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| in 1977 Iran's govt was anti? |
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| in 1979 what began in Iran? |
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| shah flees & Khomeini returns |
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| Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty |
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| Egypt-Israel peace treaty brokered by? |
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| Iran hostage crisisin Nov 1979? |
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| 60 ppl taken hostage from US embassy |
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| women & blacks release because? |
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| already suffered enough oppression from American society |
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| Malaise Speech July 15, 1979? |
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| Carter calls for faith in country |
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| 1980- what rescue mission was aborted? |
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| hostages released 444 days later as who took office? |
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| early 1970s saw young Americans ________ |
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| how were they disenchanted? |
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| marriage obsolete, having children not important, no administration for any living American, society is sick |
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| Nixon said drug abuse was _________ |
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| a serious national threat |
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| drug counterculture was also called an ____________ |
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| by 1969 France supplied US with 80-90% of ________ |
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| in 1971 _________ agreed to ban growing opium |
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| Nixon declared what June 1971? |
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| War on Drugs as Public enemy #1 |
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| Nixon created _____ to coordinate drug efforts |
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| Ford administration said _____ was "low priority" |
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| Carter campaigned on ________ of marijuana |
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| by 1979 how many Americans were considered regular drug users? |
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reporting style where reporter involves him/herself in actual story
reporter becomes central figure in story
came from "new journalism" movement of the 1960s |
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| supporter of gonzo journalism? |
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| Hunter S. Thompson- Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas |
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| friend, lawyer, civil rights activist with Thompson on trip? |
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| fear & loathing was the search for? |
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| transcendental meditation? |
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allows your mind to settle inward beyond thought to experience the source of thought, the most silent and peaceful level of consciousness
-your innermost self
-Beatles |
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| Tom Wolfe said the 70s were the _____ Decade |
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| break from conventional society to see personal identity |
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| Eclectic Religious Revival? |
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Eastern religions/philosophy
encounter sessions
EST
Yoga
New Age |
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| prior to WWII a public display of one's suffering considered? |
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shameful
ignoble
disgusting |
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| distinctive American style in 1970s? |
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| mainstreaming of Freudian psychoanalysis? |
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paranoia
repression
transference
projection |
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| First public figure to show suffering?? |
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| Betty Ford- im a drug addict & alcoholic |
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| Health care benefits began to cover? |
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Your Erroneous Zones
Pulling Your Own Strings |
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new tv genre
confession of intimate, personal details & probles
non-judgmental hearing
studio audience as jury & dispenser of absolution |
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| personal transformation in 70s? |
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spiritual awakening
personal transformation |
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| Elderly Americans called? |
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grew out of alternative institutions & spiritual renewal
emulated Native American tribal culture
Endangered Species Act of 1973 |
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| bringing humans into harmony with other systems |
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| American Christianity was known as |
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| large, complicated, multifaceted, community |
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| American Christianity shared core beliefs? |
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Bible= will of God
apocalypse impending
personal conversion (born again) |
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| American Christianity by 80s seen as _____ rather than integrative |
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left religion of youth
no dogma or doctrine
spirituality=transformation |
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| Non western spiritual traditions |
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zen buddhism (japanese)
yoga (india)
I ching (china |
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| supernatural belief systems |
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| started EST which introduced "transformation" |
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| wrote jonathan livingston seagull |
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| jonathan livingston seagull was about |
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finding a higher meaning & purpose for life
bodhisattva (buddhism) |
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Whole Earth Catalog
anti-establishment but not anti-technology
technology put the power back into the hands of the people |
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first computer
one of the first uses= "fool on the hill" |
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| co founded microsoft with Bill Gates? |
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| Homebrew Computer club in silicon valley? |
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Computer hobbyists
Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak |
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created email
responsible for "@" sign |
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Pong
Space Invaders
Asteroids |
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