In this lesson, students will consider what they know about the 1960s, one of the most significant eras in recent history, and will assess how they learned what they know. Once students have ...

From the late 1960s until early 1980s, an estimated 5,000-6,000 Portuguese settled in Lowell. Possibly as high as 80 percent of these immigrants were born in the Azores, about 15 percent were from ...

The San Francisco Chief, which started its daily run between Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area in 1954, shut down in 1971, when Amtrak began operations.

The School of Education, in cooperation with other schools on campus, designs a specialist degree program to prepare teachers to teach the following subjects in community colleges: business, English, ...

There were no Vice Presidential debates in 1960. What everyone remembers is the first debate, where the telegenic Kennedy won the image battle over Nixon who, recovering from the flu, appeared ...

Littering the newspaper’s fine print throughout the 1960s were notices of Trustee’s Sales of property. The decade was bracketed by recessions at its beginning and end. In between, times were ...

A decade of colour, drama, and international collaboration mark the 1960s as an era of exceptional broadcasting innovation and excitement. Colour TV ended a long period of technological isolation ...

And what's so great about the 1960s is that this is really modern history, which means that there's thousands of sources around which can tell us about this fascinating time of social change.

Let's start wrapping up this "From the Archives" series known as "20,000 Years of Austin History in 20 Minutes ... point of view took root in the 1960s and really took off during the 1970s.

This course is the second in a sequence of a two-semester expose to media history and culture in the US and worldwide. The content will cover the developments from the 1960s to the present moment. The ...

Welcome to your memories of the decade that has passed into British mythology. But did it deserve to? Was it really as good as we think?