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…, who is dealing with political art, addresses to the political issues such as, The Vietnam War, the Gulf War, feminism, globalism and homelessness, reminding Hale Tenger’s works. Rosler uses many elements in her works like videos, photo-essays, installations…

…). A factor that may not have been considered in the 1965 thesis was the fact that there was a nationwide deterioration of the family due to social factors, such as the Vietnam War. From 1960 to 1970, the percentage of married couple families—defined by the Census…

…millimeter battery removed, she was tailored for use as a heavy bombardment ship. Her 16 inch guns, it was expected, would reach targets in Vietnam inaccessible to smaller naval guns and, in foul weather, safe from aerial attack. NEW JERSEY, now the world's only…

…it as a ritual for a young boys passage into adulthood in the church, and does not consider otherwise. While most see it as an acceptable even good practice, others sit in judgment saying it is wrong. Another example may be when during the Vietnam war we…

…during the 1950s their fight for improvement during the 1960s came as the inevitable. This long awaited movement was sparked by the turbulent times. The Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War with its corresponding anti-war movement caused the nation…

…in Vietnam, and his reduction in military spending, Eisenhower shows he does not want a public conflict against communism. He calls for diplomatic talks with Nikita Krushchev, the then Soviet Premier, and they meet several times throughout the 50's. All this leads…

…continued between the two superpowers. U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War, for example, was at its height during the late 1960s. East and West were able, however, to negotiate in a spirit of dŽtente.…

…The Cold War produced many confrontations between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Korea and Vietnam were confrontations between the superpowers in an indirect way because each was supporting a country. Not until 1962 did they really come face to face…

…. We were, “Born, born to be wild.”(Stoppenwolf “Born to be Wild”) As the sixties progressed, the amount of Americans in Vietnam grew larger, as our rallies grew larger. Anti-war became a part of life for my friends and me, and in some cases, a way of life…

…against Communism in entering the Vietnam War in 1964, which lasted for nearly 11 years and ended in the loss of nearly 57,000 American lives and a defeat. The conflict added to the hostility between communist and capitalist. In 1973, the two powers had…