Sydney Blackburn's research Paper Outline Civil Rights Revolution
1)22 years between World War II & 1967 a)Racism *Black Power *Segregation *Violence * Police didn't help b)How they were treated *Shot *Beaten *Insulted *Exploitation 2.Living Conditions a)Homes/Apartments *Broken sinks, toilets *No heat, very cold *Dangerous satirwells *Broken ceilings *Roaches & rats 3.Main Events a)Brown v. Board of Education *Overpopulated schools premises & the unsuitable conditions in their school * To persuade the students to back down from their protest against the Jim Crow laws of school segregation * Segregation to be phased out over time b)Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott *Parks refused to give up her seat *Parks was arrested,tried, & convicted for disorderly conduct and violating a local ordinance * 50 Blacks leaders gathered & organized the Montgomery Bus Boycott to demand a more humane bus transportation system *The boycott lasted for 381 days until the local ordinance segregating Black & whites on public buses was lifted c)Desegregating Little Rock *Governor of Arkansas ordered the National Guard to prevent entry to the nine Black students *The nine students had been chosen to attend Central High because of their excellent grades *They had to pass through a gauntlet of spitting,jeering whites to arrive at school on their first day,& to put up with harassment from fellow students for the rest of the year d)Sit-Ins *Four students sat down at the segregated lunch counter to protest Woolworth's policy of excluding African Americans *These protesters to sit quietly, and to occupy every other stool so that potential white sympathizers could join in e)March on Washington *In support of demands for elimination of employment discrimination in defense industries *The march had six official goals:meaningful civil rights laws,a massive federal works program,full and fair employment,decent housing,the right to vote, &adequate integrated education *The march's major focus was on passage of the civil rights law that the Kennedy Administration had proposed after the upheavals in Birmingham.
Toys and technology of the 1960’s are still used today.
I. The internet created by U.S. military. 1. Internet used on a daily basis from people around the world. a. For research. b. Production c. Sites (1) Work (2) Connect with family and friends.
II. The barcode created by Bernard Silver. 1. Used in all stores. 2. Used on most products. a. Food b. Clothing c. Necessities d. Etc.
III. The bullet proof vest invented by Stephanie Kwolek. 1. Used to protect people. a.Cops b. FBI c. government
IV. The heart pacemaker invented by Wilson Greatbatch. 1. Used in hospitals. a. Doctors b. Vets. c. Patients (1) Saves lives.
V. LEGO’s created by Ole Kirk and LIFE created by Milton Bradley. 1. Famous toy of today. a. Played with by many today b. Sold and bought in many stores. (1) Toys R Us (2) Target (3) Ebay
1a. There were numerous of diverse trends of fashion in the 1960's.
1b. Culottes, box-shaped PVC dresses and go-o boots were in style. Mary Quant invented the mini-skirt, and Jackie Kennedy produced the French manicure with fake eyelashes.
1c. Blues, greens, and shimmery eye shadows were popular, and hairstyles were a variety of lengths and styles. People were dressing in psychedelic prints, highlighter colors, and mismatched patterns.The hippie movement was another style that women had. Bell-bottom jeans, tie-dye, and batik fabrics, also in paisley prints.
2. Hair Styles In The 1960's
2a. Women wanted hairstyles that were suitable for work, home and evenings without having to spend long hours styling their locks. Around this time, a large number of women were turning to wigs to grant their hairstyle needs.
2b. Wigs seemed to provide the solution that ladies were looking for. A good wig was able to help women look neat and put together, to have an attractive hairstyle without any styling efforts.
2c. Some of the women seemed to think that different styles of wigs allowed them to change who they were because their appearance could be so different. The wigs allowed women to look completely different without having to commit to a new hairstyle permanently.
3. Shoes Styles In The 1960's
3a. Chunky high heels had ties or buckles on the vamp. And the new square toe was everywhere. Red, white and blue became popular shoe colors along with the louder, groovier shades in the 1960's
3b. Women shoes and handbag were expected to match their outfit. Many shoes had matching purses. The old adage one black bag will match everything.
3c. If your our outfit was colorful, then you wore bright shoes to match. Even venerable saddle shoes were fashionable in the the Sixties. Whether the shoes were bright or boring, the socks completed the look. New in the 1960s, the idea of colorful stockings came with the shorter skirt which showed more of the legs.
4 The 1960s didn't start out with colorful clothes. They were dully designed and looked better on older people. Then little stores called boutiques that opened up selling cheap and colorful clothing for younger people. During the decade, women started wearing mini skirts, leather boots and fake eyelashes. Hairstyles even varied. The hairstyles that were there back then made women have a different appearance.Shoes came in all different styles and colors that women used them to match with their outfits.
Sydney Blackburn's research Paper Outline
ReplyDeleteCivil Rights Revolution
1)22 years between World War II & 1967
a)Racism
*Black Power
*Segregation
*Violence
* Police didn't help
b)How they were treated
*Shot
*Beaten
*Insulted
*Exploitation
2.Living Conditions
a)Homes/Apartments
*Broken sinks, toilets
*No heat, very cold
*Dangerous satirwells
*Broken ceilings
*Roaches & rats
3.Main Events
a)Brown v. Board of Education
*Overpopulated schools premises & the unsuitable conditions in their school
* To persuade the students to back down from their protest against the Jim Crow laws of school segregation
* Segregation to be phased out over time
b)Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott
*Parks refused to give up her seat
*Parks was arrested,tried, & convicted for disorderly conduct and violating a local ordinance
* 50 Blacks leaders gathered & organized the Montgomery Bus Boycott to demand a more humane bus transportation system
*The boycott lasted for 381 days until the local ordinance segregating Black & whites on public buses was lifted
c)Desegregating Little Rock
*Governor of Arkansas ordered the National Guard to prevent entry to the nine Black students
*The nine students had been chosen to attend Central High because of their excellent grades
*They had to pass through a gauntlet of spitting,jeering whites to arrive at school on their first day,& to put up with harassment from fellow students for the rest of the year
d)Sit-Ins
*Four students sat down at the segregated lunch counter to protest Woolworth's policy of excluding African Americans
*These protesters to sit quietly, and to occupy every other stool so that potential white sympathizers could join in
e)March on Washington
*In support of demands for elimination of employment discrimination in defense industries
*The march had six official goals:meaningful civil rights laws,a massive federal works program,full and fair employment,decent housing,the right to vote, &adequate integrated education
*The march's major focus was on passage of the civil rights law that the Kennedy Administration had proposed after the upheavals in Birmingham.
By, Mishelle Cetin
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Toys and Technology of the 1960’s
Toys and technology of the 1960’s are still used today.
I. The internet created by U.S. military.
1. Internet used on a daily basis from people around the world.
a. For research.
b. Production
c. Sites
(1) Work
(2) Connect with family and friends.
II. The barcode created by Bernard Silver.
1. Used in all stores.
2. Used on most products.
a. Food
b. Clothing
c. Necessities
d. Etc.
III. The bullet proof vest invented by Stephanie Kwolek.
1. Used to protect people.
a.Cops
b. FBI
c. government
IV. The heart pacemaker invented by Wilson Greatbatch.
1. Used in hospitals.
a. Doctors
b. Vets.
c. Patients
(1) Saves lives.
V. LEGO’s created by Ole Kirk and LIFE created by Milton Bradley.
1. Famous toy of today.
a. Played with by many today
b. Sold and bought in many stores.
(1) Toys R Us
(2) Target
(3) Ebay
henry finkel
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Drugs from 1960s
the drugs from the 1960s are used to this day.
I. marijuana
1marijuana’s abuse
a. For research.
b. use
c. effects
(1) Growing problem
(2) music scene endorsement.
II. Opium.
1. from low level drug to high level.
a. effects
b. creation
c. home growth
d. why and where
III. Lsd
1. made during/for research
a. medical purpose
b. effects
c. music endorsed
IV. Mushrooms “Shrooms”
1. Used in therapy
a. effects
b. how it’s made.
c. affect on habitual users
V. cocaine
1. daily use effect on overall body and mind
a. use
b. effects.
c. where’s its from and how its made
Cynthia Bazile's Outline
ReplyDelete1. The Starting Of Women's 1960's Fashion
1a. There were numerous of diverse trends of fashion in the 1960's.
1b. Culottes, box-shaped PVC dresses and go-o boots were in style. Mary Quant invented the mini-skirt, and Jackie Kennedy produced the French manicure with fake eyelashes.
1c. Blues, greens, and shimmery eye shadows were popular, and hairstyles were a variety of lengths and styles.
People were dressing in psychedelic prints, highlighter colors, and mismatched patterns.The hippie movement was another style that women had. Bell-bottom jeans, tie-dye, and batik fabrics, also in paisley prints.
2. Hair Styles In The 1960's
2a. Women wanted hairstyles that were suitable for work, home and evenings without having to spend long hours styling their locks. Around this time, a large number of women were turning to wigs to grant their hairstyle needs.
2b. Wigs seemed to provide the solution that ladies were looking for. A good wig was able to help women look neat and put together, to have an attractive hairstyle without any styling efforts.
2c. Some of the women seemed to think that different styles of wigs allowed them to change who they were because their appearance could be so different. The wigs allowed women to look completely different without having to commit to a new hairstyle permanently.
3. Shoes Styles In The 1960's
3a. Chunky high heels had ties or buckles on the vamp. And the new square toe was everywhere.
Red, white and blue became popular shoe colors along with the louder, groovier shades in the 1960's
3b. Women shoes and handbag were expected to match their outfit. Many shoes had matching purses. The old adage one black bag will match everything.
3c. If your our outfit was colorful, then you wore bright shoes to match.
Even venerable saddle shoes were fashionable in the the Sixties.
Whether the shoes were bright or boring, the socks completed the look. New in the 1960s, the idea of colorful stockings came with the shorter skirt which showed more of the legs.
4 The 1960s didn't start out with colorful clothes. They were dully designed and looked better on older people. Then little stores called boutiques that opened up selling cheap and colorful clothing for younger people. During the decade, women started wearing mini skirts, leather boots and fake eyelashes. Hairstyles even varied. The hairstyles that were there back then made women have a different appearance.Shoes came in all different styles and colors that women used them to match with their outfits.
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