PPT-The 1960s:  Kennedy’s New Frontier

amp Johnsons Great Society New Frontier 1960 What   The New Frontier was the legislative program Pres John F Kennedy announced when he ran for president in 1960 It called for economic reforms to get the country moving again . 182 Frontier PLVRTorch - Weather, shock & corrosion resistant with Krypton Bulb (no standards listed)PLVR Electrical Glove AE1000 - Working Voltage 1000V, Tested Voltage 10000V - Australian Standard P D. awn . of a golden . age?. The Great . Society. During . his presidential campaign in 1960, John F. Kennedy had promised . the “. New . Frontier”.. . a package of laws and reforms that sought to eliminate injustice and inequality in the United States. . Unit Schedule:. 10/8- 28.1- Kennedy and the Cold War. 10/10-Cuban Missile Crisis Project/Paper Begins. 10/16- 28.2- The New Frontier. “Ask not what your country can do for you- ask what you can do for your country.” . Outline. Thesis. Primary Sources. Secondary Sources. Coffee, Tea, or Me?. Conclusion. Thesis. Stewardesses as representatives . 2. Hiring standards . 3. Change . Primary Sources. -Memoirs:. -Airline Stewardesses:Glamour Isn’t Enough (1962). U.S. HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY. CHAPTER 15. ELECTION OF 1960. New era of television politics takes place as the . 1. st. presidential debate . occurs on . September 26, 1960. . Political candidates used television . Aims of the new frontier. Kennedy was committed to renewal and change, and was called, at the start of his term, a progressive liberal. This was epitomised by the fantastic thing that you just watched, his reference to a new frontier which seemed to be referencing Franklin D. . By . danny. & . jun. Fashion . Hairstyles . In Australia, the 60’s wasn’t just introduced to major fashion changes, but were also introduced to new hairstyles. A popular hairstyle introduced during the 1960‘s was an up-do called the beehive. Originating in the United States during 1958 as one of a variety of elaborately teased and lacquered versions of “big hair” that initiated from earlier pageboy and bouffant styles. . John F. Kennedy . & . Lyndon B. Johnson. Lyndon B. Johnson being sworn in as president of the United States after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Jacqueline Kennedy (right) witnesses the oath (November 22, 1963).. Why did it “rise”?. Why did it “fall”?. 1960-1963 . “A promising time”. The Election of 1960. “Time to get the country moving again.” . Kennedy vs Nixon. “The Torch is Passed”. Kennedy Liberalism. JFK and the cold war. Kennedy confronts global challenges. Kennedy attempted to reduce the threat of nuclear war and to stop the spread of communism with a range of programs.. . -A More Flexible Response. Chapter 27: The New Frontier and the Great Society. Main Idea. : President Kennedy continued the Cold War policy of resisting the spread of communism by offering help to other nations and threatening to use force if necessary.. Why did it “rise”?. Why did it “fall”?. 1960-1963. Anticipation, or… . “A promising time”. . The Election of 1960. “Time to get the country moving again.” . Kennedy vs Nixon. .  . The 1960s:  Kennedy’s New Frontier & Johnson’s Great Society "New Frontier" 1960 What:   The New Frontier was the legislative program Pres. John F. Kennedy announced when he ran for president in 1960. It called for economic reforms to "get the country moving again." 1960. US losing the Cold War?. 1. Economy in recession. 2. Soviet – Sputnik I (1957). 3. U-2 Incident. The Election of 1960. JFK vs. Richard Nixon. 1. . JFK:. Inexperienced/Catholic. 2. . TV Debate.