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| Nixon's term for Americans who were disturbed by the unrest of the 1960s |
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| combination of rising prices, high unempolyment, and slow economic growth |
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| campaign by young Americans who criticized competition and the drive for personal success |
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| form of protest in which people refuse to leave a place |
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| efforts to hire women and minorities for jobs from which they had previously been excluded |
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| people who travel from farm to farm looking for work |
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| The mixing of different racial groups |
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| sudden increase in the nmumber of children born in the late 1940s and 1950s |
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| average output per worker |
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| rising prices that caused demands for higher wages |
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| economic index based on the amount of goods, services, and leisure time people have |
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| person who rebelled against American culture in the 1950s |
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| community outside the cities |
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| forcing people to use separate facilities according to race |
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| nonviolent prtoest against unjust laws |
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| efforts of African Americans and Mexican American to gain equality |
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