美国20世纪60年代课件.pptVIP

SocialMovement

ofthe1960sMadebyLiuChang,English0801,No.09美国20世纪60年代

TheIntroduction美国20世纪60年代

Weshallovercome.—thecivilrightsmovementHell,no,wewontgo.—theanti-warmovementSpeakyourheartwithoutinterruption.—thewomensliberationmovementLetitallhangout.—theyouthmovement美国20世纪60年代

HistoricalBackground美国20世纪60年代

theconciousnessofdifferentAmericansAfro-Americans:TheyhadatasteoflifeoutsidethesouthsothattheyknowthatlifeinthesegregatedsouthwasnottheAmericanwayoflife.Women:DuringWWII,womenhadtheopportunitytoworkinresponsiblejobsforgoodpays,buttheydonthavetheminthe1960s.Youth:TheyresentedtraditionalwhitemalevaluesinUSsociety.美国20世纪60年代

theVietnamWarManypeoplethoughtitwaswrong,anddidntwanttojoinit.美国20世纪60年代

SocialMovements美国20世纪60年代

thesocialmovementsmembersthecivilrightmovement:malenegroleaders,blackandwhiteyoungpeople,whiteprofessionalmenandwomen,somehousewives；theyouthmovement:youngpeople,manymiddleclasswhitepeople;thewomensmovement:professionals,educatedwomenofcolour,youngormiddle-agedwhitehousewiviesandmothers,youngactivists.美国20世纪60年代

definitionpeopleworktogetherchangegovernmentpoliciesandsociety.characteristicsstructureandspontaneity美国20世纪60年代

elementssocialbaseofpeople→organizationamessageorideologythatnamesaproblemandshowshowtosolveit→ideatheabilitytospreadtheideaandgetmoresupporters→collectiveactions美国20世纪60年代

specificationthecivilrightsmovementtheyouthmovementtheanti-warmovementthewomensmovement美国20世纪60年代

theCivilRightMovementBeginingEvent:In1955,RosaParksrefusedtogiveherseattoawhitemaninabus,soshewasarrested.ThenblackpeopleinMontgometry,Alabamaspontaneouslybegantoboycottthebussystem,refusingtorideonthebus.Therefore,seg