History

Choose 4 sentences, words, or names, that get your attention in each readings. Make a brief annotation to each one explaining its meaning, something curious, or some fact. (3 to 4 sentences for each annotation)

Readings:

1. Ladies’home journal ‘’young mother’, 1956’

4 annotations

2. Primary Source Document: Life, "The Teenage Consumer," 1959

4 annotations

3. Primary Source Document: Southern Manifesto on Integration, 1956

4 annotations

4. Primary Source Document: Student NonViolent Coordinating Committee, "Statement of Purpose," 1960

4 annotations

5. Primary Source Document: John F. Kennedy, "Inaugural Address," 1960

4 annotations

6. Document: Report of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, 1968

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7. Primary Source Document: Statement by John Kerry of Vietnam Veterans Against the War, 1971

4 annotations

8. Primary Source Document: Nixon Announcement of China Visit, 1971

4 annotations

9. Primary Source Document: Barbara Jordan, 1976 Democratic National Convention Keynote Address, 1976

4 annotations

10. Primary Source Document: Pat Buchanan on the Culture War, 1992

4 annotations

11. Primary Source Document: Statements of AIDS Patients, 1983

4 annotations

12. Primary Source Document: Jerry Falwell on the "Homosexual Revolution," 1981

4 annotations