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to doubt the war after the
Tet Offensive
10. James Earl Ray- convicted
of killing Martin Luther
King Jr. in 1968 and
sentenced to 99 years in
jail
11. Stokley Carmichael-
Carmichael was another
more radical activist who
coined the term "Black
Power." The Black
Panthers exemplified black
power by developing
programs for African
Americans to help
themselves and their
communities.
12. Sirhan Sirhan-
assassinated Robert
Kennedy, from Jordan, 1st
anniversary of the 6 day
war
13. Eugene McCarthy- the first
antiwar advocate to
challenge Johnson for the
1968 Democratic
presidential nomination,
from Minnesota
14. Andy Warhol- Andy
Warhol was an American
artist, film director, and
producer who was a
leading figure in the visual
art movement known as
pop art.
15. Hubert Humphrey- The
democratic nominee for
the presidency in the
election of 1968. He was
LBJ's vice president, and
was supportive of his
Vietnam policies. This
support split the
Democratic party, allowing
Nixon to win the election
for the Republicans.
16. Richard Nixon- Republican
president elected in 1968
and 1972.
Section 2: The Map
1. Pennsylvania- Andy Warhol was from Pittsburgh 2. New York- RFK was a US Senator from here

3. Texas- Where LBJ was born and attended
college
4. Arizona- Barry Goldwater was a Senator from
here
5. Tennessee- MLK was assassinated in Memphis
in 1968
6. California- RFK was assassinated in LA in 1968
7. Illinois- There was a massive, violent protest at
the Chicago Democratic National Convention in
1968
8. Minnesota- Eugene McCarthy was from here
Section 3: Extra Sections
1. LBJ Changes to Domestic America
Domestic Policy (pre-1964)
Focus on tax cuts, civil rights, and poverty
1. Tax Cut- 4% (JFK idea)
2. Civil Rights Act (1964)
-barred discrimination in employment and public accomodations
-actually began to enforce school desegregation (Brown v. Board of Education- 1954)