The Era of 1962-75

    The United States of America(1962-1975):
     An era of monumental change characterized the United States; altering the course of preceding history and culture of the Americas. Within a mere thirteen years, the generation of young citizens that lived during this time period are exposed to historical events; accelerating them upon a tornado of conflicting emotions. The constant suppression of women into domestic roles, as well as, the emotional, economical, and political affects of the Vietnam War, gives birth to a new generation of rebellious individuals.  In response to the constant pressure of society, this generation arises to beliefs that embrace peace, love, beauty, and truth and absorbs a new "hippie" culture.This time-period is also rich of political history such as the Watergate Scandal, President Nixon's resignation, and the assassination of  President John F Kennedy.Within this era, the Civil Rights Movement reaches it's climax as leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, make significant process toward establishing racial equality. As a result of several cultural alterations, many lessons including civil rights, environmental, war, and political elections are implemented into America's future culture.