Rosko Era Of Activism

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    Era Of Activism

  • Publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring

    Publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring
    Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring" was plublished on September 27, 1962. The book inspired the enviromental movement. The book facilitated the ban of pesticides for agricultural usage.
  • plublication of betty friedans feminine mystique

    plublication of betty friedans feminine mystique
    Betty Friedan wrote this book for a large purpose. This book confronted the idea of a stay at home wife who would have more oppertunities in the real world.
  • UFW's nationwide boycott of grapes picked on nonunion farms

    UFW's nationwide boycott of grapes picked on nonunion farms
    Men would boycott and and choose not to pick grapes. This was lead by Cesar Chavez.
  • Publication of Ralph Nader's unsafe at any speed

    Publication of Ralph Nader's unsafe at any speed
    This book prompted the passage of the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966.
  • NOW is Founded

    NOW is Founded
    A feminist organization. Who protested womens rights.
  • First Earth Day Celebration

    First Earth Day Celebration
    Activist John McConnell proposed a day to honor the earth. This day started the first day of spring in the northern hemisphere. Anyone who were to pertisapate in this event would do projects that would benefit the earths health.
  • Woodstock

    Woodstock
    Woodstock was a music festival that was held at a dariy farm in Bethel New York.This event attracted many people filling the event with an estimated number of 400,000 individuals.
  • The EPA Is Established

    The EPA Is Established
    The EPA stands for the Eviromental Protectant Agency. This group took care of all inviromental issues.
  • Congress Passes the Clean Air Act

    Congress Passes the Clean Air Act
    This law was set in place to take control of air pollution. This was the first enviromental law.
  • protesters from the AIM take over the reservation at wounded knee

    protesters from the AIM take over the reservation at wounded knee
    around 200 oglala lakota indians and followers protected their land. Due to the decrease of their property.