Chapter 32 Sections 3 & 4

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Across
  1. 2. movement that challenged the values of traditional art by taking inspiration from popular culture
  2. 4. this act forbade discrimination in jobs, education, or housing because of physical disabilities
  3. 9. the introduction of new British bands to an American audience
  4. 12. difference in years, attitudes, and cultural beliefs between generations; applied to baby boomers and their elders during the 1960's
  5. 13. required public schools to provide education for children with physical or mental disabilities
  6. 16. sought to eliminate mandatory retirement
  7. 18. founder of the Gray Panthers
  8. 19. a Harvard University instructor who was fired for using LSD on students
  9. 20. identifying, publicizing, and correcting selected serious problems faced by large numbers of American children
Down
  1. 1. committed the government to providing elderly Americans with adequate income and medical care
  2. 3. the Queen of Soul
  3. 5. fought for greater rights for older Americans
  4. 6. folk artist who wrote lyrics that sent a political message to listeners
  5. 7. alternative lifestyle
  6. 8. AIM; organization formed in 1968 to fight for the rights of American Indians
  7. 10. student activist who helped organize protests
  8. 11. rock concert near Woodstock, New York, that marked the highpoint of the counterculture era
  9. 14. a young Californian who became a quadriplegic after having polio
  10. 15. director of the CDF
  11. 17. a Sioux who was born on the Pine Ridge Reservation of South Dakota, became a prominent figure in AIM