What were the issues driving the unrest? How are Western States the seemingly “perfect” part of the United
States to expose many of the issues related to political freedom or dissatisfaction with government or society?
How do the protests and political movements in the west reveal larger issues? Why is there a sense, with
respect to Native American issues, of “invisibility?” What does the second battle of Wounded Knee reveal
about Native American political participation and recognition in the 1960s? What resolution is possible for not
only their concerns, but those of youth and political groups in other states? What effects do these movements
have?
Why is there significant racial unrest in places like the Bay Area and Los Angeles? Where does it stem from? Is
it symptomatic of larger issues that the isolated incidents that are referenced? How can one compare or even
contrast the circumstances of racial division and prejudice in California with that of Southern States? What do
the riots reveal about the American landscape or even ignored issues? Why does it seem as though California
was a powder keg waiting to explode? What similarities can be seen with the circumstances with the black
community and that of the Mexican-American (Chicano) community? Is there intersection of issues? If so, what
are they? What history or historical circumstances are laid out to demonstrate why these communities are
where they are in the 1960s?

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