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    The events of the past continue to influence and shape the present and the future‚ particularly the decade of the 1960s‚ which was a time often called the decade of discontent because of demonstrations against the Vietnam War. Americans were divided between patriotism and the desire for peace. Some agreed with President Johnsons involvement in Vietnam for the common goal of eliminating communism‚ others became entranced in the peace movements that usually involved mass protests. For those who protested

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    America’s success‚ claiming that various industries were “destroying the environment” or that they were “releasing countless cancer causing chemicals into the water sources” or other random pieces of unconfirmable pseudoscience. After much pressure‚ the Nixon Administration had quite possibly one of the largest political blunders in history. This blunder was the creation of the infamous Environmental Protection Agency‚ and this massive smudge of Nixon’s otherwise clear and honorable presidency is the true

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    The oil crisis of the 1970s had a tremendous political‚ social‚ and economic impact on the United States‚ and its reverberations continue to be felt to this day. This event dramatically illustrated American dependence on fossil fuels‚ and raised a lot of questions about the country’s energy policy and the security of its energy supply. Several events combined to bring about the energy crisis of the ’70s. The first was a dramatic rise in energy consumption‚ with the United States consuming a huge

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    Henry Kissinger is a political scientist who served as former national security adviser and secretary of state under Nixon and Ford. In his article “Henry Kissinger on the Assembly of a New World Order”‚ which was published in the Wall Street Journal on August 29‚ 2014‚ Henry Kissinger focuses on the crisis of the of the current world order. In my review‚ I will first talk about the current world order and why Henry Kissinger thinks that this order is in crisis. In the second part‚ I will focus on

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    historian and a professor at Princeton University. Wilentz begins his article by comparing Bush to the likes of worst presidents already in history. Those include Buchanan‚ Johnson‚ Harding‚ Hoover‚ and the only President forced to resign‚ President Nixon. In 2004‚ Wilentz states‚ an informal survey of 415 historians found that 81% considered Bush a failure (1). Although historians tend to be more liberal than the majority another survey concludes that conservatives‚ as well‚ show unanimity about

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    Jamarha Montgomery Mrs. Hill ENG _____ 6 March 2009 The Major Events and Breakthroughs of the Nineteen Seventies The nineteen seventies was a decade that experienced economic crisis‚ political struggle‚ feminism‚ and a rise of subcultures such as the hippies. These events reflected the rising power of baby boomers‚ which are babies who were born during the post WWII years‚ who have become adults and made up the majority of the population. Because of this‚ the decade became a reflection of baby

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    Landon Jones once said‚ "the cry of the baby was heard across the land" (Baby Boomer-History Channel). This quote refers to the post World War II era‚ the beginning of the baby boom‚ where millions of babies were born between 1946-1964. By 1964 this new generation made up almost 40% of the nation’s population. Baby Boomers grew up in a suburban lifestyle and were constantly surrounded by material culture‚ but by their teenage years they began to resist consumerism and suburban ethos. The baby boomers

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    terms in the House of Representatives despite the fact that he was a democrat. In 1952 he was elected to the U.S. Senate. On July 13‚ 1960 he was nominated to run for presidency by his party. In the election of 1960 Kennedy defeated his opponent‚ Richard Nixon. It was a close race and Kennedy won only by a small margin (National‚ 2008). In his Inaugural Address Kennedy put forth the lasting proposal “Ask not what

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    head‚ sharing the stage and increasing competition. Gerald Ford was expected to come ahead‚ but his opponent Jimmy Carter was perceived as confident and a fierce contender. Many argue that Gerald Ford’s downfall was due to the pardon of President Nixon‚ while others thought he faltered during the live broadcasted debate in San Francisco‚ with his response to his “international policy leadership.” (CNN Time) Nevertheless‚ come election day‚ Jimmy Carter was the new Commander in Chief. Although their

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    began his campaign‚ because the President is required to be a civilian; however‚ once he served his two terms as President‚ his Five Star General rank was returned until his death in 1969. Eisenhower began his campaign for Presidency in 1952 with Nixon running as his Vice President. Before running for President‚ Eisenhower had done many remarkable things while in the military; however‚ he had never voted. Harry Truman‚ who assumed the Presidency after the assassination of FDR‚ tried to persuade Eisenhower

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