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1960sThis was the most dangerous decade.

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FACTS about this decade.  Population 177,830,000 Unemployment 3,852,000 National Debt 286.3 Billion Average Salary $4,743 Teacher's Salary $5,174 Minimum Wage $1.00 Life Expectancy:  Males 66.6 years Females 73.1 years

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The U-2 Incident

May 1, 1960

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Aftermath

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Aftermath

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Effects of the U2 incident1. The Paris meeting collapsed, and there was no Test Ban Treaty.2. There was no discussion of the problem of Berlin - which led ultimately to the Berlin Wall. 3. The incident was seen as a defeat for the US - so they elected John F Kennedy as President because he promised to get much tougher on the Russians.

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The Cuban Revolution

Castro!

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China

China breaks relations off with the Soviet Union!

1960

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first nuclear bomb called "59-6",

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China's first intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM)

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Kennedy elected president!

1961

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Bay of Pigs

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April 17, 1961

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President Kennedy receives the Brigade 2506 flag in Miami in Dec. 29, 1962 and declares: "I promise to return this flag in a free Havana."

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The Berlin Wall

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Yuri Gagarin

First man in space

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Nuclear Test Ban

August 5, 1963

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Assassination of JFK

November 22, 1963

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Lee Harvey OswaldJohnson being sworn in as president.

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Brezhnev

1964

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U.S.S. Pueblo

January 23, 1968

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Prague SpringJanuary 5 – August 20, 1968

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