1 .		The combination of climate, pensions, and technology industries produced tremendous population growth in the so-called states of Florida and the Southwest in the 1950s and 1960s.
2 .		Joseph Heller's antiwar novel was enormously popular in the 1960s, especially among college students.
3 .		In recent decades, electronic have advanced industrial automation, revolutionized the collection and storage of information, and speeded the work of millions.
4 .		By the mid-1960s, black militants like SNCC leader generally rejected the support of white civil-rights activists.
5 .		In August 1965, the first and one of the most destructive black ghetto riots of the sixties erupted in the section of Los Angeles.
6 .		According to the Kerner Commission, the basic cause of the riots in black ghettos in the 1960s was the that deprived blacks of jobs, decent housing, and hope.
7 .		During World War II and again between 1948 and 1965, federal laws encouraged the importation of temporary farm workers from Mexico.
8 .		In the 1960s, , the most influential Mexican-American leader, led the drive to organize migrant farm workers.
9 .		The launch of the Soviet satellite in 1957 caused Congress to enact the National Defense Education Act.
10 .		The first great outburst of student unrest in the 1960s came in the Free Speech movement at the campus of the University of California in the fall of 1964.
11 .		, author of Sexual Behavior in the Human Male, showed through thousands of private interviews that premarital sex, homosexuality, and marital infidelity were much more common than suspected.
12 .		Feminist author 's book, The Feminine Mystique, (1963) raised the consciousness of millions of women.
13 .		In the case of (1973), the Supreme Court ruled that women had a constitutional right to abortion.