The largest Latino group in the United States, mainly living in the Southwest and California.

Temporary workers who came to the United States during the 1940s and 1950s. 

Latinos encountered discrimination in housing and jobs during the 1960s. 

A Mexican-American farm worker who believed Latino workers had to unionize to improve working condition. 

Female Latino who worked with Cesar Chavez and helped merge unions to form the UFWOC.  

Chavez and Huerta merged unions to create this committee to bargain for farm workers.

Cesar Chavez believed in using nonviolence to achieve his goals. 

In 1965, Cesar Chavez launched a boycott against this fruit.

In 1970, Dolores Huerta signed a contract that finally guaranteed higher wages and other benefits to grape workers. 

The Bilingual Education Act and Chicanos is an example of what? 

Jose Angel Gutierrez established this to run Latino candidates for political office. 

The poorest group in the United States that have suffered from poverty, unemployment, tuberculosis, and alcoholism. 

Which president in 1954 enacted a "termination policy" that did not respect Native American culture and relocated Native Americans from reserves to mainstream society.  

In 1961, Native Americans drafted this document stressing the resolve of Native Americans to choose their own way of life and end the termination policy. 

An often militant Native American rights organization that was unhappy with the slow pace of reform. 

In 1972, this AIM leader organized the "Trail of Broken Treaties" in Washington D.C. to protest the U.S. government's treaty violations over the years. 

The American Indian Movement claimed this was corrupt and pushed for it to be abolished. 

Native American who chose to work within the system and was elected to the Senate in 1992.

She wrote the Feminine Mystique and addressed many women's questions of, "is this all?"

The belief that women should have economic, political, and social equality with men. 

In 1963, President Kennedy hired a commission that found women were paid less than men even when doing the same jobs. 

Why was the Civil Rights Act of 1964 important to women? 

Created in 1966 to pursue women's goals. They pushed for the creation of childcare facilities which would allow mothers to pursue jobs and education.

A militant group known as the New York Women threw "women's garbage" into "freedom trashcans" and also crowned a sheep at this event. 

A feminist journalist who helped create a new women's magazine called Ms. 

The Supreme Court case that ruled a woman has a right to an abortion.

It would amend the Constitution and would guarantee that both men and women would enjoy the same rights and protections under the law. 

The Equal Rights Amendment was ratified in 1982.

She led a conservative campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment believing it would lead to women being drafted in the military.

Conservatives built this pro family movement to combat the ERA and abortion and played a key role in the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980. 

Many women ran into a "glass ceiling" a real resistance to promoting women to top positions. 

A culture of young people who rejected mainstream American society in the 1960s is a counterculture.

Members of the counterculture in the 1960s. 

The 1960s counterculture conformed to expectations by rejecting rock-n-roll, illegal drugs, and Eastern religions. 

Hippies loved tie-dyed clothing, beads, long hair, and ragged jeans. 

An area in San Francisco that became known as the hippie capitol. 

Many hippies succumbed to drug addiction including Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin. 

Hippies rejected private property and lived in communes, shared land and possessions. 

A pop artist who created bright, commercial looking images depicting everyday life. 

Bright commercial looking images that depicted everyday life.

The most famous rock band of the 1960s

Three day music festival in New York. More than 400,000 people showed up to hear Rock-n-Roll

In the long run, the 1960s counterculture led to more liberal attitudes toward clothing, appearance, lifestyle, and social behavior 

What was introduced in 1965 that changed women's fashion?