The 1960s: Ten Years of Trouble

"I will dream!" These are the words of Martin Luther King; these are the words that may define generations. The decade of the 1960s was confined to many troubles and problems, and many tried to overcome the oppression of the modern world. People like Martin will help keep the country together. However, it is not people to define the 20th century. This is the era of great politicians, the prosperity of technology, and the explosion of culture. John Fitzgerald Kennedy. He is the 35th president of the United States of America.

These are all difficult times. The United States has entered an era of serious crisis and confusion. As a child in the 1960s, I expect that the next few years will be the most uneasy period of my life since the 1960s. This season was caused by the actions of the new president who bragged for indifference to values ​​over the years such as respect for power separation between the US government departments, respect for the rule of law, respect for all people regardless of race It was. Respect the President's responsibility to raise the trust and hope to the United States, not confusion and suffering.

Fear has been taken over since the Nazis' compassionate won most people in 1960 and then served as president in 1964. Ten years have passed since the last election. In the first four years since they took office, they persevered protestors. Today, protesters disappear and will never be seen again. Our resistors never speak in public. However, we lose our lives everyday.

I was born on August 12, 1959. Seven years ago, Catholic shop owner was shot at home Belfast. Just ten years ago, the outbreak of the Delhi battle took place on the other side of the country. When I was ten years old, I witnessed the beginning of trouble. When citizens did not follow demonstrations such as failing to sit down to protest Tyron's unfair housing, my people rang from Belfast to Irish Catholics in Delhi and enough to go back to the past A threatened violence Because of that, trouble occurred. Northern Ireland is still in an unstable state, that is, in the decade of the 21st century.

In the early 1960s, President Kennedy faced many uneasy circumstances with his own hemisphere. The influx of Pig Bay in 1961 and Cuban Missile Crisis the following year seems to prove that the threat of true communism exists in the "third world" after the unstable colonial period. This is more evident than the collapse of the French colonies. The regime led to a struggle between the Southern nationalist Ngo Dinh Diem supported by the United States and Ho Chi Minh of the northern Communist nationalist. Since the 1950s America has promised the existence of anti-communist government in this region By the early 1960s American leaders intervene if they succeed in "confining" Communist extensionism there is needed. More actively represent Diem. However, what originally intended to be a short-lived military strategy was a fierce 10-year conflict.