The Sixties: A Decade of Protest and Change

artists painted buildings to support identity and justice in Mexican American communities

All of the following are part of the Women's Liberation Movement Except:

Lowered the voting age to 18

Focused on issues such as farm workers' voting and political rights

One of the first men to land on the moon

African American activists that carried weapons to protect their neighborhoods

Gave Mexican Americans the right to be tried by juries with Mexican Americans on them

Proposed social legislation to turn the nation into a Great Society

Led to advances in technology that have improved the quality of our lives

Banned sex discrimination in educational institutions

Leader of the Chicano Movement who often boycotted for better working conditions and better pay

Ordered the school district to stop segregation of Mexican American children

The closest the world has ever come to nuclear war

American plan to overthrow Fidel Castro in Cuba

First Mexican American to serve on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Temporarily occupied government monuments on Alcatraz Island and at Wounded Knee

Writers who opposed the 1950's and experimented with drugs, wore sandals and beards

Greatly improved the lives of Americans

Marked the turning point in the Vietnam War proving victory was far away

Congress voted to give President Johnson full military powers to stop the North Vietnamese

Ended the Vietnam War and a cease fire agreement was made with North Vietnam

Wrote "The Feminine Mystique"

Fear of other countries falling to Communism because one country has fallen

Youngest man ever elected President of the United States

All of the following are Music Artists of the 1960's era EXCEPT