1960-1980

Journalist Tom Brokaw looks back on life in the United States during the 1960s, sharing the perspectives and experiences of famous and ordinary people who were affected by the tumultuous times, discussing changes that occurred in politics, culture, and society, and looking at how the era influenced events to come.

The 1960s represented an era of change as new frontiers in space were conquered while on the ground, free love, rock 'n' roll and drug abuse dominated American culture.

Traces the growth of the Women's Liberation Movement from 1961 to 1979 and discusses the role women played in key political events during the 1960s and 1970s.

A history of the 1960s, studying how forces for change that might have been allies ended up becoming enemies, and examining issues such as the civil rights movement, the Kennedy presidency, student rebellions, and the Vietnam War.

"American women in the twentieth century." Includes bibliographies and index. Presents an historical analysis of the impact women had upon the 1970s.

A collection of essays of various authors.

The history of social activism in the 1960s and the early 1970s including the Chicago Democratic Convention, the Freedom Rides, and the Wounded Knee demonstration.

Explores how socially conscious ideals from the 1960s can be integrated into the life choices of the 1990s.