Causes 1968
Students were left out of ____, resulting in the protest.
What is reform discussions?
The student protesters were joined by thousands of _____, shocking many.
What are workers?
The over-arching theme of the 1986 protests was the anti-________ goal.
The protesters did not back down until the _______ was withdrawn.
A popular slogan in the 1986 campaign was _____ universities.
a) IBM
b) Coca-Cola
c) McDonald's
d) Walmart
b) Coca-Cola
The splitting of ______ demonstrated an unwanted sign of Americanization.
What is universities?
President de Gaull decided to hold emergency ______ after the protests and strikes did not end.
What are elections?
Students joined protests not out of frustration, but out of fear of ___________.
What are restrictions to higher education?
Most protest slogans featured references to popular ___________________, but also criticized ____________.
What is American Culture?
In 1986 a student newspaper featured a mock graduation, with the graduate holding which mocking poster:
a) Thanks Mom and Dad!
b) Just bought my first degree!
c) Hope I learned something!
a) Thanks Mom and Dad!
At the campus in Nanterre, an arrest of student leaders speaking on _______ sparked initial protests, which then snowballed.
What is the Vietnam War?
The protests in this movement would be best characterized as ______.
Unlike the 60s, the 80s featured a desired reversion to a _______ approach to life.
What is socialist?
The student protestors represented a shocking generational change as they were truly _____, unlike the '68 protests.
What is apolitical?
Common slogans from both protests stated:
a) I want France to stay French!
b) I want autonomy!
c) I don't want any part of the dirty American way!
d) My University is not for sale!
d) "Mon universite n'est pas a vendre"//My University is not for sale!