1960s Review 2

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Across
  1. 3. In Mapp v. Ohio, the Supreme Court ruled that material obtained in violation of the 4th Amendment were
  2. 7. Handed down rulings on prayer in public schools, birth control, rights of the accused
  3. 9. Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin were the leaders of this politically active group
  4. 10. Changes view on this lead to more couples living together, more marriages ending in divorce, dissatisfaction with a loveless marriage
  5. 13. Helped lead the way for social change during the 1960s
  6. 15. Epicenter of the counterculture revolution
  7. 16. During the sexual revolution the birthrate declined; whereas,_____ and unwed mothers rose
  8. 17. "the day that everything went perfectly wrong"
  9. 19. Their performance on the Ed Sullivan Show brought 73 million viewers
  10. 20. The most dramatic example of the counterculture movement
Down
  1. 1. Students protested the war in _____
  2. 2. Gender inequality, racial discrimination, war in Vietnam were all major issues of the counterculture _____
  3. 4. The performers who had the first album by an all-female group to chart at #1 on Billboard's 200
  4. 5. Materialism, racism, and inequality were all seen as flaws in society by _____
  5. 6. State that banned interracial marriages and that the Supreme Court ruled violated the 14th Amendment
  6. 8. Rights that must be read to those accused of crimes
  7. 11. marked the highlight of the Summer of Love
  8. 12. The most popular psychedelic drug of the counterculture movement
  9. 14. In Gideon v. Wainwright, the Supreme Court ruled that _____ must supply counsel in criminal cases for individuals who cannot afford it
  10. 18. Last name of the person who predicted an apocalyptic race war