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The Stalemated 70s

What caused the sudden slump in productivity?

Workforce

more women and teenagers

declining investment in new machinery

- heavy cost

- compliance with government regulations/health regulations

shift from manufacturing to the service industry

Vietnam

drained tax dollars

- took funds from education, scientific skills, and manufacturing capacity

LBJ funded Vietnam and the Great Society without a tax increase

inflation

a sustained increase in the general level of prices for goods and services

prices increased throughout the 70s

cost of living tripled

U.S. lost its world leadership in manufacturing by not updating features

Warren Court

Earl Warren 1953-1969

Engel v. Vitale (1962)

-chuch and state

School District of Abington Township v. Sempp (1963)

-no Bible in school

Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)

-legal counsel

Escobedo (1964)

-warning

Griswold v. Connecticut (1965)

Miranda (1966)

Warren E. Burger

Roe v Wade (1973)

legalized abortion

Nixon's Foreign Policy

The Communist Countries

Naional Security Adviser - Dr. Henry A. Kissinger

July 1971 - Nixon accepts an invitation to China- goes February 1972

Shanghai Communique - "normalize" relationship, accept "one China" policy

visit Moscow in May 1972

detente

sell USSR $750 million worth of wheat, corn, and other cereal

Vietnamization

SALT

MIRVs

ABM treaty - limit defense missiles

withdrew 540,000 troops from South Vietnam

Chile

Nixon Doctrine

U.S. would honor its defense commitments but Asians would have to deal with this in the future

My Lai Massacre

Cambodia

1970 Nixon ordered an attack on Cambodia

North Vietnamese were resupplying there

April 29, 1970 - Kent State University

June 29,1970 Nixon "withdraws" troops from Cambodia

June - Pentagon Papers

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