NAMS EXAM 2
SOURCE LECTURE - ANS -
NAMS SOURCE LECTURE: - ANS -
Indian Warrior politics in the 1960s - ANS -- the rise of A.I.M ( American Indian MOVEMENT)
Native American cultures of the eastern woodlands: - ANS -
birth place of Native American movement (AIM) - ANS -Minneapolis
nature for American Indians are like the... - ANS -Bible for catholics
fur trade = - ANS -the French , British and Spanish drove animals to extinction
50/50 theory - ANS -disease killed 50 percent of native Indians within 50 years
great plains sacred animal = - ANS -bison
BIA = - ANS -Bureau of Indian Affairs
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First American government policy that delt with Indians was
Russel Means - ANS -Native American actor and activist who founded AIM in the 1960s
" I cant really be free until you are "
MUSIC SYRCE LECTURE - ANS -
Buffalo Springfield - ANS -"for what it's worth" 1967
The Who - ANS -"My Generation"
Nina Simone - ANS -"Black Is the color of my true loves hair"
Jackson 5 - ANS -"want you back"-1969
sam cooke - ANS -" a change is gonna come " 1964
Ben.E king - ANS -" Stand by me "
,chicano studies lecture - ANS -
Masacre de tiateloco - ANS -October. 2. 1968
Following a summer of increasingly large demonstrations in Mexico City protesting the 1968
Mexico City Olympics, armed forces of Mexico opened fire October 2, 1968 on unarmed
civilians, killing an undetermined number, likely in the hundreds.
the hawks - ANS -military
Juan Romero - ANS -Bus boy at the ambassador hotel who handed Robert F. Kennedy rosary
beads after he was shot
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Harvey Ball - ANS -1921-2001
smiley face emoji creator
Ronaldo Corky - ANS -born 1928 Denver
- worked in the fields while attending school couldn't afford college so he dropped out and went
into boxing
- founded crusade for justice ( 1966)
- I am Jauquine poem
Oscar Acosta - ANS -1935
- wrote the autobiography of a Brown Buffalo and the revolt of. the Cockroach people
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - ANS -movie based on Hunter S. Thompson story
El Picket Sign - ANS -song by El Teatro Campesino
Carlos Santana - ANS -Mexican-born rock guitarist who combined rock, jazz, and Afro-Latin
elements on influential albums like Abraxas.
--rock artist of 60's
Jimi Hendrix - ANS -United States guitarist whose innovative style with electric guitars
influenced the development of rock music (1942-1970)
COMS LECTURE - ANS -
The 1964 - ANS --the 1964 republican national convention the birth of the modern conservative
movement and the liberal media myth
, Republican National Convention - ANS -san från
- news, media news was expanding on t.v 15 minutes to 30 minutes
John F. Kennedy (JFK) - ANS -assassinated in Dallas on nov.22 1963. his death leaves the
country feeling shocked and fragile
Lyndon B. Johnson - ANS -becomes president after JFK
David Brinkley - ANS -delivered the news from Washington, was good at offsetting the voice
with his flavorful remarks, gives the colorful, feature news
Barry Goldwater - ANS -Republican candidate for President in 1964, and initial leader of the
conservative movement
AMCS LECTURE - ANS -
bY 1954 - ANS -65 PERCENT of African Americans lived in urban areas
Martin Luther and Malcom X - ANS -African American movement leaders
Malcom X (Malcom Little)(el hack Malik, El Shabazz ) - ANS -"concerning nonviolence, it is
criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks"
Brown vs. Board - ANS -1954- court decision that declared state laws segregating schools to
be unconstitutional. Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
Emmett Till (1955) - ANS -Black Fourteen-year-old boy who was dared to say "Bye, baby" and
whistle at a young white woman (in south). He was later beaten and shot to death by the
woman's husband and brother-in-law. They went before an all white jury on trial and were found
innocent. The brutality of the murder spread and fueled later African-American Civil Rights
movements.
Montgomery Bus Boycott - ANS -In 1955, after Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up
her seat on a city bus, Dr. Martin L. King led a boycott of city busses. After 11 months the
Supreme Court ruled that segregation of public transportation was illegal.
SCLC - ANS -Southern Christian Leadership Conference MADE my Martin Luther King Jr.
1958 discrimination persists - ANS -unemployment for blacks 14.4 percent
- at least 25 percent black millionaires
1959 Malcom x - ANS -becomes nationality known
-featured in the tv
"the hate that hate"
SOURCE LECTURE - ANS -
NAMS SOURCE LECTURE: - ANS -
Indian Warrior politics in the 1960s - ANS -- the rise of A.I.M ( American Indian MOVEMENT)
Native American cultures of the eastern woodlands: - ANS -
birth place of Native American movement (AIM) - ANS -Minneapolis
nature for American Indians are like the... - ANS -Bible for catholics
fur trade = - ANS -the French , British and Spanish drove animals to extinction
50/50 theory - ANS -disease killed 50 percent of native Indians within 50 years
great plains sacred animal = - ANS -bison
BIA = - ANS -Bureau of Indian Affairs
---
First American government policy that delt with Indians was
Russel Means - ANS -Native American actor and activist who founded AIM in the 1960s
" I cant really be free until you are "
MUSIC SYRCE LECTURE - ANS -
Buffalo Springfield - ANS -"for what it's worth" 1967
The Who - ANS -"My Generation"
Nina Simone - ANS -"Black Is the color of my true loves hair"
Jackson 5 - ANS -"want you back"-1969
sam cooke - ANS -" a change is gonna come " 1964
Ben.E king - ANS -" Stand by me "
,chicano studies lecture - ANS -
Masacre de tiateloco - ANS -October. 2. 1968
Following a summer of increasingly large demonstrations in Mexico City protesting the 1968
Mexico City Olympics, armed forces of Mexico opened fire October 2, 1968 on unarmed
civilians, killing an undetermined number, likely in the hundreds.
the hawks - ANS -military
Juan Romero - ANS -Bus boy at the ambassador hotel who handed Robert F. Kennedy rosary
beads after he was shot
-
Harvey Ball - ANS -1921-2001
smiley face emoji creator
Ronaldo Corky - ANS -born 1928 Denver
- worked in the fields while attending school couldn't afford college so he dropped out and went
into boxing
- founded crusade for justice ( 1966)
- I am Jauquine poem
Oscar Acosta - ANS -1935
- wrote the autobiography of a Brown Buffalo and the revolt of. the Cockroach people
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - ANS -movie based on Hunter S. Thompson story
El Picket Sign - ANS -song by El Teatro Campesino
Carlos Santana - ANS -Mexican-born rock guitarist who combined rock, jazz, and Afro-Latin
elements on influential albums like Abraxas.
--rock artist of 60's
Jimi Hendrix - ANS -United States guitarist whose innovative style with electric guitars
influenced the development of rock music (1942-1970)
COMS LECTURE - ANS -
The 1964 - ANS --the 1964 republican national convention the birth of the modern conservative
movement and the liberal media myth
, Republican National Convention - ANS -san från
- news, media news was expanding on t.v 15 minutes to 30 minutes
John F. Kennedy (JFK) - ANS -assassinated in Dallas on nov.22 1963. his death leaves the
country feeling shocked and fragile
Lyndon B. Johnson - ANS -becomes president after JFK
David Brinkley - ANS -delivered the news from Washington, was good at offsetting the voice
with his flavorful remarks, gives the colorful, feature news
Barry Goldwater - ANS -Republican candidate for President in 1964, and initial leader of the
conservative movement
AMCS LECTURE - ANS -
bY 1954 - ANS -65 PERCENT of African Americans lived in urban areas
Martin Luther and Malcom X - ANS -African American movement leaders
Malcom X (Malcom Little)(el hack Malik, El Shabazz ) - ANS -"concerning nonviolence, it is
criminal to teach a man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks"
Brown vs. Board - ANS -1954- court decision that declared state laws segregating schools to
be unconstitutional. Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
Emmett Till (1955) - ANS -Black Fourteen-year-old boy who was dared to say "Bye, baby" and
whistle at a young white woman (in south). He was later beaten and shot to death by the
woman's husband and brother-in-law. They went before an all white jury on trial and were found
innocent. The brutality of the murder spread and fueled later African-American Civil Rights
movements.
Montgomery Bus Boycott - ANS -In 1955, after Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up
her seat on a city bus, Dr. Martin L. King led a boycott of city busses. After 11 months the
Supreme Court ruled that segregation of public transportation was illegal.
SCLC - ANS -Southern Christian Leadership Conference MADE my Martin Luther King Jr.
1958 discrimination persists - ANS -unemployment for blacks 14.4 percent
- at least 25 percent black millionaires
1959 Malcom x - ANS -becomes nationality known
-featured in the tv
"the hate that hate"
