AP History Students should be able to explain:

1. The factors leading to the demographic shift to the South and West.

2. The impact of television on politics.

3. The factors leading to the baby boom.

4. The interaction between social and political issues and religion.

5. How the social and intellectual changes of the postwar era were reflected in art and literature.

6. What the text means when it argues that “progress was often self-defeating.”

7. The negative consequences of the booming economy of the 1960s.

8. The manifestations of growing black impatience with the pace of racial change.

9. The emergence of groups fighting for equality for Hispanics and Native Americans.

10. The critique of progressive education.

11. The factors leading to the student revolt of the 1960s.

12. The distinction between political radicalism and the counterculture.

13. The factors leading to the breakdown of traditional sexual mores.

14. The causes and the course of the feminist revival.

define the following:

1. “vast wasteland”
2. “organization man”
3. “white racism”
4. black power
5. barrios
6. braceros
7. Chicanos
8. hippies

Describe the following:

9. SNCC
10. American Indian Movement
11. NDEA
12. Port Huron Statement
13. Sexual Behavior in the Human Male

Identify the following:

14. Dr. Benjamin Spock
15. Norman Mailer
16. Jack Kerouac
17. Joseph Heller
18. Jackson Pollock
19. Andy Warhol
20. Stokely Carmichael
21. Muhammad Ali
22. James B. Conant
23. Allen Ginsburg
24. Kate Millett