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1.Greatest Generation These are the people that fought (&) died in World War II

2.Baby Boomers this is the agreed-upon generation that falls within DiPrete's punctuated time-frame

3.Generation XHe also calls it the "baby bust," mocking "pundits on Madison Avenue and in the media" that call it Generation X

4.Generation Ymasnick addresses this group, too, putting it "anywhere from the mid-1970s when the oldest were born to the mid-2000s when the youngest were.

5.Millenials They define the group as "as those born in 1982 and approximately the 20 years thereafter.

6.Generation Rise of information Age/Internet/dot com

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Greatest Generation: These are the people that fought and died in World War II.

Baby Boomers: This period alot of people had babies because they men got back from the war.

Generation X:  He also calls it the "baby bust," mocking on Madison Avenue and in the media" that call it Generation X.

Generation Y: This generation is fake.

Millenials: The people who was born around 1982.

TBD: that means that kids born in the last 10 years lack a designation. Theyare not Millennials.

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Greatest Generation :1901-1924 Experienced WW2 in adulthood

Baby Boomers : 1925-1945  Experienced WW2 in childhood, Civil Rights Movements

Generation X : 1946-1964 Space exploration, first modern “ counter culter”  1978-1985 Rise of mass Media/ end of cold war

Generation Y :1978-1990 Rise of the information Age/ internet/ War on Terror/ Iraq war/ Rising Gas and Food  prices

Generation Z : 1995-2007  Rise of information Age/internet/dot com bubble Digital Globalization

Generation Alpha : 2010-  most formally educated in history beginning school earlier and studying longer. The children of older , wealthier parents with fewer siblings, they are already being labelled materialistic.

WEBSITES :List of Generations Chart  &  Talking About My Label

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GI Generation

They are community-minded, excellent team players, and they are strongly interested in personal morality and near-absolute standards of right and wrong.

Mature/Silents

They are disciplined, self-sacrificing, and cautious.

Baby Boomers

Self righteous & self-centered, and are optimistic

Generation Y/Millennium

They do not live to work, they prefer a more relaxed work environment with a lot of hand holding and accolades. They schedule everything. And they feel enormous academic pressure.

Generation X

Very individualistic, entrepreneurial, and cautious

Generation Z/Boomlets

61 percent of children

8-17 have televisions in their rooms.

35 percent have video games.

14 percent have a DVD player.

Cititation

S., E. (2008, February 21). The Six Living Generations In America. Retrieved November 6, 2015, from http://www.marketingteacher.com/the-six-living-generations-in-america/

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The greast generation is 1901-1924

2 the baby boomers

Gerrarion x rise of the info

3 2007-2015

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1. GI Generation- Born 1901-1926. Are the oldest generation and also called the Greatest Generation. People in this generation fought in WW2 and were young in the Great Depression. Generation that remembers life without radios and airplanes.

2. Mature/Silents Generation- The Korean and Vietnam Generation. Are avid readers especially in newspapers. When they were in school the teacher gave complaints mostly about chewing gum and passing notes in class.

3. Born between 1946 and 1964. Two sub-sets: 1. the save-the-world revolutionaries of the 60's and 70's. "Rock and Roll" music generation

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1.Greatest Generation These are the people that fought and died in World War II

2.Baby Boomers This is the agreed-upon generation that falls within DiPrete's punctuated timeframe

3.Generation XHe also calls it the "baby bust," mocking "[p]undits on Madison Avenue and in the media" that call it Generation X

4.Generation YMasnick addresses this group, too, putting it "anywhere from the mid-1970s when the oldest were born to the mid-2000s when the youngest were.

5.Millenials They define the group as "as those born in 1982 and approximately the 20 years thereafter.

6.Generation Rise of information Age/Internet/dot com bubble Digital Globalization

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Generation Sub-Generations Time Table Notable Occurrences G.I. Generation 1901 - 1924 Experienced WWII in adulthood

Greatest Generation Silent Generation 1925 - 1945 Experienced WWII in childhood, Civil Rights Movement

Baby Boomers Boom Generation / Hippie 1946 - 1964 Space Exploration, First Modern "counterculture"

Baby Busters 1965 - 1980 Experienced Vietnam War/Cold War

Generation X MTV Generation / Boomerang Generation 1975 - 1985 Rise of Mass Media/end of the Cold War

20th century Generation Y Echo Boom (Generation McGuire) 1978 - 1990 Rise of the Information Age/Internet/War on Terror/Iraq War

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G.i. Generation: 1901-1924 ; Most of them grew up without modern  conveniences like refrigerators, electricity and air conditioning.

Silent Generation: 1925-1945 ; The beginning of the Civil Rights Movements.

Boom Generation: 1946-1964 ; The generation of “hippies”.

Baby Busters: 1965-1980 ; Aids came along and began to spread.

Boomerang Generation: 1981-1994 ; The “latch key kids” generation.

Echo Boom: 1995- 2001 ; The generation of technology.

New silent: 2002… ; Our generation.

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1. Greatest generation-Experienced WWII in adulthood

2. Baby Boomers-Space Exploration, First Modern "counterculture"

3. Generation X-Rise of Mass Media/end of the Cold War

4. Generation Y-Rise of the Information Age/Internet/War on Terror/Iraq War/Rising Gas and Food Prices

5. Millennials-In 2006 there were a record number of births in the US and 49% of those born were Hispanic, this will change the American melting pot in terms of behavior and culture.

6. Generation z-Rise of the Information Age/Internet/dot com bubble Digital Globalization

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The G.I Generation 83+,As Adults they experience WW2

The Silent Generation 65-82,They were children during the  Great Depression

The Boomer Years 46-64,They were born during a fertility spike after WW2

The Baby Dust 30-45,

The Millennial Years,29-

The Alpha Generation,5 and under

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On Padlet- List the six generations

Greatest Generation ( 1901-1924 )

Baby Boomers ( 1925-1945 )

Generation X ( 1975-1985 )

Generation Y ( 1978-1990 )

Generation Z ( 1995- 2007 )

Website - http://www.esds1.pt/site/images/stories/isacosta/secondary_pages/10%C2%BA_block1/Generations%20Chart.pdf

Generation Alpha ( Those born in 2010 )

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/diet-and-fitness/talkin-bout-my-label-20110720-1ho7s.html

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G.I Generation

1901-1926.

Generation X

1975-1985

Generation Y

1995-2007

Milliennials

Generation Z

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Greatest Generation: 1930-1946, these are the people who fought

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1. Greatest generation-Experienced WWII in adulthood

2. Baby Boomers-Space Exploration, First Modern "counterculture"

3. Generation X-Rise of Mass Media/end of the Cold War

4. Generation Y-Rise of the Information Age/Internet/War on Terror/Iraq War/Rising Gas and Food Prices

5. Millennials-In 2006 there were a record number of births in the US and 49% of those born were Hispanic, this will change the American melting pot in terms of behavior and culture.

6. Generation z-Rise of the Information Age/Internet/dot com bubble Digital Globalization

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Greatest Generation: 1901- 1924 the event of World War  II  when the  war ended the generation ended too.

Baby Boomers: 1925- 1945, WWII in childhood lives and Civil Rights Movement.

Generation X; 1946-1964 space exploration; first modern

Generation Y: 1978-1990, Rise of the information Age/interent/War of Terror and Iraq War/ and the rising of gas prices.

Generation Z: 1995-2009they are the first generation never to have experienced the pre-internet world. Accordingly are already technology-focused.

Generation Alpha Yes, now we're onto the Greek alphabet. This generation begins with those born in 2010. It has been predicted they will be the most formally educated generation in history, beginning school earlier and studying longer.

Cite: http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/diet-and-fitness/talkin-bout-my-label-20110720-1ho7s.html

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Millennial Years 29-
THe first to come of age in the new millennium

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greates generatio/g.i-was fought in world war 2

silent years 65-82

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World war ||

silent years great depression world war 2

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G.I./Generation-was in/fought in World War 2

Silent-children during the great depression

Boomers-born after a fertility spike AFTER World War 2

X- once called “Baby Dust”

Millennials-echo to the Boomer generation

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G.I. Generation

This generation  fought in World War II

Guinness World Records:  Most Living Generations in One Home

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Greatest Generations- A.K.A G.I Generation experienced wwII

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Greatest Generation/G.I. generation had to experience

WWII in adulthood

Silent Years

Experienced WWII in childhood, Civil Rights MovementDates:

1925 - 1945

Baby Boomers

Space Exploration,

Dates:1946 - 1964

Generation X: Desire a chance to learn, explore and make a contribution

Generation Y/Millennium:

They are nurtured by omnipresent parents, optimistic, and focused.

Respect authority.

Generation Z/ boomlets

Age 8-12 years old.

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G.I./Generation:Was in WW ll

Silent: Children During the Great Depression

X Years:"Baby Dust"

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GI Generation fought in world war 2,silent years Great depression world war 2,Boomer years the spike after world war 2,X years the was called the Boomer Rush,millennia years ... My parents geenerations is the X years