R&R - Day 1 - Why Study the 1960s?

a rivalry between nations in the field of space exploration

a lifestyle and set of values that oppose societal norms

a state of conflict using means short of armed warfare

an effort to establish the civil rights of minority groups

willingness to respect the beliefs or practices of others

the popular taste at a given time

policy of getting involved in the affairs of other countries

profound learned knowledge

favorable to life and growth

indebted to another

unable to be endured

impossible to read

information needed in order to understand an argument

an authorization to sell a company's goods or services

an expression of regret at having caused trouble for someone

a communication that indicates lack of respect

immoral

victorious

industrious

proper

an artist who paints portraits of the rich and famous

a candidate running on a promise to maintain the status quo

a student who sees a tutor in order to raise her math grade

a man living self-sufficiently with no modern conveniences

exposition

tolerance

counterculture

playing your collection of CDs

going without food for a week

taking pictures of your friends

communicating without shouting

decorous

intolerable

exposition

tolerance

counterculture