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The 70s Chapter 54-55

Nixon Getting to the White House o Ran against Kennedy in 1960 lost o George Wallace also ran in 1968 segregationist o Democratic National Convention protester outside clashed with police o Humphrey won nomination as pro-war candidate = party NOT unified o Nixon ran as the candidate for the average hard working American Won, but only 43% of popular vote o 56% of electoral vote

Nixon s Plan New Federalism o Blend of Liberal and Conservative ideas o Reduce size and power of federal government Revenue sharing = federal government giving tax money back to state and local governments to spend as they needed Increased Social Security More Food Stamps Created OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) Established EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) = Not really smaller federal government

Nixon Problem Areas Economic Problems 1970 Recession = high unemployment, wages drop o Normally prices fall during a recession, but this time prices went up Stagflation economic stagnation and high inflation o He did not have a great plan for ending the recession

Nixon Problem Areas Energy Crisis 1973 Oil producers in the Middle East stopped shipping oil to the US o This embargo was to protest our support of Israel Response o Lower speed limit to 55 o Encourage homeowners to lower thermostats Crisis did not end until Middle East lifted embargo

Nixon Foreign Affairs Communism o Wanted to change Americas policy (containment) Wanted to stop all the communism vs. capitalism conflicts Realpolitik = politics of reality; practical not idealistic Nixon Doctrine o Started to limit our protection of the world o Still protect allies from Soviet or Chinese nuclear attack o But in other cases of aggression the nation at risk would need to take a larger role

Nixon Foreign Affairs Détente = relaxation of tension or hostility China o When Nixon took office the U.S. had no diplomatic relationship with China o Nixon visited China pledged to establish diplomatic relations, opened up trade and travel Soviet Union o Nixon also visited the USSR o Traded grain and such o S.A.L.T. = a 5 year plan to limit nuclear missiles worked OK, but USSR found loopholes o Still a VERY rocky relationship

Nixon - Watergate Watergate Building o Members of Nixon s team broke into the Democratic headquarters to plant listening devices Nixon tried to cover this up o Woodward and Bernstein Reporters from the Washington Post would not let it go Informant deep throat o Nixon taped every conversation in the oval office Proved Nixon ordered the cover-up Nixon resigned in disgrace

President Gerald Ford Took over when Nixon resigned Many problems o He pardoned Nixon o Vietnam war was still going, even though we were no longer fighting o Stagflation

Ford - Economy Causes of Stagflation o Cost of the Vietnam War while also fighting the War on Poverty = tons of military and welfare spending o People had money with nothing to spent it on OPEC (Organization for the Petroleum Exporting Countries) o Realized how dependent other countries were on imported oil, so they raised the price per barrel to increase profits o This hurt the US economy + gas prices + shipping costs - auto sales = big lay offs WIN Whip Inflation Now o Ford s plan to improve the economy o Not effective

President Jimmy Carter People did not like that Ford pardoned Nixon Carter had appeal as an outsider o Hired staff from Georgia o Did not have a close relationship with Congress So they said no to the national health care that he wanted Energy Conservation o National Energy Act Watered down version of Carter wanted, but what Congress would approve o Tax credits as incentives to conserve o Small step toward energy conservation o Another oil crisis in 1979 when Iran stopped exporting oil

Carter Foreign Policy Idealism in foreign affairs o Focus on justice, equality, and human rights o 1978 - Negotiated a treaty to return Panama Canal to Panamanian control Camp David Accords o Invited leaders from Egypt and Israel to peace talks Egypt establish diplomatic relations with Israel Israel returned the Sinai Peninsula to Egypt

Carter Foreign Policy End Détente with USSR o Carter openly criticized USSR on human rights o Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan Iran Hostage Crisis o The US supports the Iranian leader Shah Pahlavi o 1979 an Iranian religious leader Ayatollah Khomeini led a revolution and forced the Shah out o Later that year Carter lowed the ousted Shah into the US for medical treatment This angered many Iranians o Nov 4 th, 1979 militant students stormed the US embassy and too 66 American hostage o Cater was not able to negotiated their release 444 days in captivity

Protecting the Environment 1 st Earth Day April 22, 1970 Environmental Legislation o Environmental Protection Agency created Addressed problem of acid rain o Require cars to reduce pollution o Updated the Clean Air Act Stricter emissions standards o Safe Drinking Water Act Allowed EPA to regulate public drinking water

Protecting the Environment Cuyahoga River in Cleveland o Caught fire because of so many pollutants o Clean Water Act Limited the amount of sewage and pollutants flowing into water ways

Environmental Disasters Love Canal o Niagara New York o Unknowingly lived above a chemical waste dump o High rates of cancer and birth defects o 800 families had to be relocated o Laws passed to require companies to clean up toxic waste Three Mile Island Pennsylvania o Nuclear power plant partial meltdown o Some radioactive gases did escape into the atmosphere o People feared nuclear power plants

Women - Equality Many entered traditionally male dominated careers o accountants, doctors, lawyers, chemists o Paid less Glass Ceiling o women could only rise so far within a company some started to break through o Pushed for better child care = easier for women to work outside the home National Women's Political Caucus (NWPC) o Encouraged women to get involved in politics o Run for office o Raised money to fund campaigns

Technology SMALLER Computers o Practical for a individual use Video Games o Atari Calculator o Pocket size Microwave VCR Medical o o CT Scanner test-tube baby

Retirement Baby Boom over America getting older o Fewer children per family o Longer life expectancy o Retire and move South Rustbelt = Midwest and Northeast Sunbelt = Southeast and southwest

What to do for Fun Movies o The Godfather, Saturday Night Fever Star Wars Disco Fads o Streaking o Pet Rock Fashion o Platform shoes o Polyester leisure suits o Mood rings