1960s: From Idealism to Despair
The 1960s were dominated by two long-running events--the Vietnam War and the exploration of space--that both began in idealism and optimism but began to diverge and take the nation's collective psyche with them. Space programs rapidly evolved from Mercury to Gemini and to the manned lunar landings...
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