Top Banner
Kennedy and LBJ Kennedy and LBJ US History US History C-4 – Explicitly Assess information and draw conclusions
31

Kennedy and LBJ

Jan 07, 2016

Download

Documents

Alain

Kennedy and LBJ. C-4 – Explicitly Assess information and draw conclusions. US History. Lincoln and JFK. http://www.school-for-champions.com/history/lincolnjfk.htm. What is your vision of JFK ? How has America remembered him and why?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Page 1: Kennedy and LBJ

Kennedy and LBJKennedy and LBJ

US HistoryUS History

C-4 – Explicitly Assess information and draw conclusions

Page 2: Kennedy and LBJ

Lincoln and JFKLincoln and JFK

http://www.school-for-champions.com/histhttp://www.school-for-champions.com/history/lincolnjfk.htmory/lincolnjfk.htm

Page 3: Kennedy and LBJ

What is your vision of What is your vision of JFKJFK? ? How has America remembered How has America remembered

him and why?him and why?

Page 4: Kennedy and LBJ

Using the images, list adjectives Using the images, list adjectives that would describe JFK and his that would describe JFK and his

administration?administration?

How do they support or refute your How do they support or refute your initial vision? How might they add initial vision? How might they add

to your vision?to your vision?

Page 5: Kennedy and LBJ

The Kennedy YearsThe Kennedy Years

1000 Days1000 Days

1960-’631960-’63

Page 6: Kennedy and LBJ

1960 Election1960 Election

JFKJFK NixonNixon

Page 7: Kennedy and LBJ

The Kennedy MystiqueThe Kennedy Mystique

YouthYouth

First and only CatholicFirst and only Catholic

TrendsettersTrendsetters

Page 8: Kennedy and LBJ

A Tour of the A Tour of the White HouseWhite House

Page 9: Kennedy and LBJ

Domestic AgendaDomestic Agenda

Many programs blocked by Republican Many programs blocked by Republican and S. Dem. Congressand S. Dem. Congress

Organized Crime BillsOrganized Crime Bills

Initiated Civil Rights reformInitiated Civil Rights reform

Page 10: Kennedy and LBJ

EconomyEconomy

Govt. SpendingGovt. Spending– Defense and SpaceDefense and Space

Proposed Tax CutProposed Tax Cut

Trade Expansion ActTrade Expansion Act– Lower tariffs w/ Europe (Common Market)Lower tariffs w/ Europe (Common Market)

Page 11: Kennedy and LBJ

New FrontierNew FrontierSpace RaceSpace Race– Alan Sheppard – (1961)Alan Sheppard – (1961)– John Glenn - (1962)John Glenn - (1962)– Neil Armstrong – (1969)Neil Armstrong – (1969)

Page 12: Kennedy and LBJ

International AidInternational Aid

Peace Corps- 1961Peace Corps- 1961

Alliance for Progress- 1961Alliance for Progress- 1961

Page 13: Kennedy and LBJ

Foreign AffairsForeign Affairs

Tough talk on communismTough talk on communism

Page 14: Kennedy and LBJ

EuropeEurope

Berlin Wall 1961Berlin Wall 1961– Kennedy visitKennedy visit

Page 15: Kennedy and LBJ

VietnamVietnamDomino TheoryDomino Theory

Viet CongViet Cong

‘‘Flexible Response’Flexible Response’– Green BeretsGreen Berets– counterinsurgencycounterinsurgency

BuddhistsBuddhists

Diem -1963Diem -1963

S. Vietnamese President

Diem

Page 16: Kennedy and LBJ

Latin AmericaLatin America

Bay of Pigs - 1961Bay of Pigs - 1961

Cuban Missile Crisis – 1962Cuban Missile Crisis – 1962

““Hot line” installedHot line” installed

JFK and Ike

Missile Sites

Page 17: Kennedy and LBJ

Origins of DétenteOrigins of Détente

Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963)Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963)

American University Speech (1963)American University Speech (1963)

Page 18: Kennedy and LBJ

TragedyTragedyTexas Book DepositoryTexas Book Depository

Nov. 22Nov. 22ndnd 1963 1963

Lee Harvey OswaldLee Harvey Oswald

Jack RubyJack Ruby

Warren CommissionWarren Commission

Conspiracy TheoriesConspiracy Theories

Page 19: Kennedy and LBJ

The power of Kennedy to inspire The power of Kennedy to inspire others…others…

Page 20: Kennedy and LBJ

LBJ in OfficeLBJ in Office

1963-681963-68

Page 21: Kennedy and LBJ

LBJ ChartLBJ ChartMatch provisions with programsMatch provisions with programs

Fed. funding to public and private schoolsFed. funding to public and private schoolsBanned discrimination in housingBanned discrimination in housingFunds to rebuild urban areasFunds to rebuild urban areasGave priority to reuniting families and promoting national Gave priority to reuniting families and promoting national interestsinterestsJob Corps and Head StartJob Corps and Head StartFederal funding for medical care for elderlyFederal funding for medical care for elderlyFed. Registering of voters and monitoring electionsFed. Registering of voters and monitoring electionsFed. Funds to depressed regionFed. Funds to depressed regionFed. Funds for college loansFed. Funds for college loansEnd to literacy testsEnd to literacy testsWar on Poverty War on Poverty Banned discrimination in public facilitiesBanned discrimination in public facilities

Page 22: Kennedy and LBJ

Arts and EducationArts and Education

September 1965, Johnson signed the National Foundation September 1965, Johnson signed the National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities Act into law, creating both on the Arts and Humanities Act into law, creating both the National Endowment for the Arts and National the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities as separate, independent Endowment for the Humanities as separate, independent agencies. agencies.

Public Broadcasting Act 1967 “It will give a wider and, I Public Broadcasting Act 1967 “It will give a wider and, I think, stronger voice to educational radio and television think, stronger voice to educational radio and television by providing new funds for broadcast facilities. It will by providing new funds for broadcast facilities. It will launch a major study of television's use in the Nation's launch a major study of television's use in the Nation's classrooms and their potential use throughout the world. classrooms and their potential use throughout the world. Finally — and most important — it builds a new Finally — and most important — it builds a new institution: the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.institution: the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Page 23: Kennedy and LBJ
Page 24: Kennedy and LBJ

““The Johnson Treatment”The Johnson Treatment”

Page 25: Kennedy and LBJ

Skilled Politician, or just a “close Skilled Politician, or just a “close Talker?”Talker?”

Page 26: Kennedy and LBJ

Rank the Great SocietyRank the Great Society

War on PovertyWar on Poverty

MedicareMedicare

CitiesCities

EducationEducation

Civil RightsCivil Rights

EnvironmentEnvironment

Consumer AdvocacyConsumer Advocacy

Page 27: Kennedy and LBJ
Page 28: Kennedy and LBJ
Page 29: Kennedy and LBJ

Compare and Contrast Compare and Contrast JFK and LBJJFK and LBJ

What were their visions?What were their visions?Where did their ideas come from?Where did their ideas come from?

What problems did they face?What problems did they face?Who was the better president?Who was the better president?

Page 30: Kennedy and LBJ

Warren CourtWarren Court Baker v. Carr- 1962 Baker v. Carr- 1962

Federal courts have the power to Federal courts have the power to determine the constitutionality of a determine the constitutionality of a State's voting districts. (This case State's voting districts. (This case argued that the voters of urban areas argued that the voters of urban areas where population had grown were where population had grown were denied equal protection of the law as denied equal protection of the law as guaranteed by the 14th Amendment.guaranteed by the 14th Amendment.

Mapp v. OhioMapp v. Ohio - 1961 - Search and - 1961 - Search and SeizureSeizureSearches must be legal to count Searches must be legal to count (Exclusionary rule)(Exclusionary rule)

Gideon v. WainrightGideon v. Wainright - 1963 - Right To - 1963 - Right To CounselCounselAll citizens get lawyer/ no cost if All citizens get lawyer/ no cost if neededneeded

Escobedo v. IllinoisEscobedo v. Illinois - 1964 - Right To - 1964 - Right To CounselCounselApplied exclusionary rule to Applied exclusionary rule to confessions/ lawyer when askedconfessions/ lawyer when asked

Miranda v. ArizonaMiranda v. Arizona - 1966 - Rights of - 1966 - Rights of the Accusedthe AccusedRead your rights when arrestedRead your rights when arrested

Engle v. VitaleEngle v. Vitale - 1962 - Separation of - 1962 - Separation of Church and StateChurch and StatePrayer in schools unconstitutional, est. Prayer in schools unconstitutional, est. clauseclause

Abbington v. SchemppAbbington v. Schempp - 1963 - - 1963 - Separation of Church and StateSeparation of Church and StateReligious instruction violates 1Religious instruction violates 1stst amendmentamendment

Tinker v. Des MoinesTinker v. Des Moines - 1969 - Symbolic - 1969 - Symbolic SpeechSpeechConstitutional rights protected in Constitutional rights protected in schoolsschools

Katz v. United StatesKatz v. United States - 1961 - Search - 1961 - Search and Seizure (Wiretaps)and Seizure (Wiretaps)Protects privacy even in some public Protects privacy even in some public areas areas

Page 31: Kennedy and LBJ

RFKRFK