US History - The 1970's & 80's Essential, Journal or Open Ended Question

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Outline of Unit 10

Unit 10: The 1970’s & 1980’s - The 1970s in the United States was a decade marked by social and political upheaval. The aftermath of the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal led to a deep sense of mistrust in the government. Domestic issues such as energy crises and economic downturns fueled a sense of uncertainty. The 1980s in the United States was characterized by a conservative shift in politics and a focus on economic prosperity. The Reagan administration implemented conservative policies, emphasizing deregulation and tax cuts. The Cold War tension persisted, but there were also significant developments, including the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Subunit 10.1: Political and Social Turmoil

· Analyze the importance of the Nixon presidency. (10.1.1)

· Key events such as the Watergate scandal. (10.1.2)

· The impact of stagflation and the oil crisis. (10.1.3)

· The AIDS crisis and its social and political implications. (10.1.4)

Subunit 10.2: Reaganomics and Economic Transformation

· Reagan's economic policies and their impact on the economy. (10.2.1)

· The role of tax cuts, deregulation, and increased defense spending. (10.2.2)

· The rise of conservatism and the Religious Right. (10.2.3)

Subunit 10.3: Cold War Ends

· The intensification of the Cold War, including the arms race (10.3.1)

· U.S. involvement in conflicts such as the invasion of Grenada. (10.3.2)

· Berlin Wall falls, symbolizing the end of the Cold War. (10.3.3)