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Period 8: 1945-1980
Period 8: 1945-1980
AP WEIGHT (10-17%)
AP WEIGHT (10-17%)
8.1 Contextualizing Period 88.2 Cold War from 1945-19808.3 The Red Scare8.4 Economy after 19458.5 Culture after 19458.6 Early Steps in the Civil Rights Movement (1940s -1950s)8.7 America as a World Power8.8 The Vietnam War8.9 The Great Society8.10 The African American Civil Rights Movement (1960s)8.11 The Civil Rights Movement Expands9.12 Youth Culture of the 1960s9.13 The Environment and Natural Resources from 1968-19809.14 Society in Transition9.15 Continuity and Change in Period 8
the cold war (1945-1963)
the cold war (1945-1963)
P8 PPT Cold War 1945-63.pdfPPT: The Cold War (1945-1963)
PPT: The Cold War (1945-1963)
Cold War Map Guide.pptxP8 Lecture Notes Cold War 1945-63.docxLecture Notes: The Cold War (1945-1963)
Lecture Notes: The Cold War (1945-1963)
The Civil Rights Movement (1940s-60s)
The Civil Rights Movement (1940s-60s)
P8 PPT The Civil Rights Movement APUSH.pdfPPT: The Civil Rights Movement
PPT: The Civil Rights Movement
Lecture Notes: The Civil Rights Movement
Lecture Notes: The Civil Rights Movement
P8 Lecture Notes Civil Rights Movement 1940s-70s.pdfThe cold war from lbj to carter(1960s-70s)
The cold war from lbj to carter(1960s-70s)
P8 PPT Cold War 1960s-70s.pdfPPT: COLD WAR (LBJ-CARTER)
PPT: COLD WAR (LBJ-CARTER)
P8 Lecture Notes 1960s-70s Cold War APUSH.pdfLECTURE NOTES: COLD WARÂ
LECTURE NOTES: COLD WARÂ
(LBJ-CARTER)
(LBJ-CARTER)
U.S. Presidents (1945-80)
U.S. Presidents (1945-80)
#33. Harry S. Truman
#34. Dwight D. Eisenhower
#35. John F. Kennedy
#36. Lyndon B. Johnson
#37. Richard M. Nixon
#38. Gerald R. Ford
#39. Jimmy Carter
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