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Corvairs-
The Chevrolet Corvair was introduced in 1960. It had a design that was very different from what was expected from the typical american manufacturer. There were coupes with 2 doors and sedans with 4 doors. Ralph Nader's book "Unsafe at Any Speed" made the corvair look unstable and prone to "rollover accidents." This really hurt the corvair's image and was one of the major factors in the eventual downfall of the corvair.
Mustang-
What is definitely one of the world's most recognizable cars, the Ford Mustang was a powerful convertible muscle car. It is popular in movies due to its recognizable design and cool look.

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Paul Newman-
A superstar and legendarily blue eyed actor, Paul Newman was born in Cleveland, Ohio. He became very popular in the 1960s, getting more than 3 best actor Oscar nominations.
Jerry Lewis-
Jerry Lewis was an actor, singer, comedian, film producer, film director, and screenwriter. He was widely known for his slapstick humor.

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Beehive-
The beehive was a hairstyle in which the hair swirls to the top over the head.
Tie Die Shirts-
A popular new way to design your own shirt that involved dying a twisted up shirt to make spiral patterns.
Tight Fitting Men's Pants-
This is were slim jeans started to get into style for the first time.

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November 1963-
President John F. Kennedy was shot and killed.
1961-
The Berlin Wall is built for the purpose of keeping out Westerners and keeping in Easterners.
July 20, 1969-
Apollo lands and the moon, solidifying America's victory in the space race.

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Gas
One gallon of water was priced at 25 cents in 1960.
Milk-
A gallon of milk on the other hand, was priced at 95 cents.
Jello-
You could get 4 packets of jello for just 35 cents.
Movies-
A ticket for the movies was 1 dollar.
Hershey Bars-
For an ounce heavy Hershey bar, you only need to pay 5 cents

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Ate It-
"To be damaged or wounded" or to receive/absorb damage.
Acid-
Another term for LSD
Bag (verb)-
To take or steal something that doesn't belong to you.
"Beam Me Up Scotty"-
When a situation becomes too weird (a Star Trek Reference)
Book/Book It-
To leave a place, generally in a quick manner.

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The Greasers are probably one of the most recognizable subcultures of the 50s and 60s. Men with slick back hair, short leather jacket, white t-shirt and blue jeans was their calling card. It was the original “bad boy look.” James Dean and Marlon Brando are famous for having the greaser  look. Greasers were a type of street gang, typically young white males that a rebellious look and rebellious ideas. They were almost prone to fighting and sometimes ended up as criminals

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Shrimp Cocktail-
An appetizer that was common in steakhouses and other fine dining restaurant. They are still popular today.
Meatballs With Grape Jelly-
Swedish meatballs were popular with sweet sauces, especially grape jelly.
Sodas-
Some of the most popular sodas were invented, such as Sprite and Diet Coke.
Gums and Mints-
Gums and mints became more popular too, as things like Trident, Fruit Stripe, and Tic Tacs
Candy and Candy Bars-
Some of the best and most famous candies were invented in the 60's. Now and Laters, 100 Grand, Lemonheads, Starburst, Twizzlers, and Swedish Fish were all 60's candy.

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The Twilight Zone-
A "sci-fi anthology ," most episodes were thrillers that had man twists.
The Addams Family-
A sitcom about a New York family.
Father Knows Best-
This is a comedy television series that followed a mid-western middle class family
Star Trek-
An extremely popular sci-fi show that had reruns over twenty years after it ended. It was a big part of the lives of many generations.
Hawaii Five-O-
A popular police drama set in Hawaii.

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Dee Dee Sharp
James Brown
Elvis Presley
Connie Francis
and last but definitely not least, The Rolling Stones

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As the baby boomers were now older teens.

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Such as the Mashed Potato, the Swim, the Locomotion, the Twist,  and others

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The Missiles Were Discovered on Tuesday, October 16, 1962

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The Missiles Were Discovered on Tuesday, October 16, 1962

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By U-2 spy planes.

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An Agreement Was Made to Remove Soviet Missiles from  Cuba

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An Agreement Was Made to Remove Soviet Missiles from  Cuba

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As long as the U.S. promises not to invade Cuba and removes their missiles from Turkey.

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JFK announces that the Soviets planted missiles on Cuba

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JFK announces that the Soviets planted missiles on Cuba

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Seven days after the missiles were found.

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Kennedy Made a Naval Blockade Around Cuba

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Kennedy Made a Naval Blockade Around Cuba

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On October 22, 1962, many people, especially Floridians, were very scared a nuclear war would start.

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The Soviet Union Installed Missiles on Cuba

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The Soviet Union Installed Missiles on Cuba

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Just 90 miles off of the U.S. shore.

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For some people this was the most tense and scary 2 weeks of their life.