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English Leather was originally called "Russian Leather" by MEM Company. It was first made in the 1930s in Vienna. English Leather started becoming popular in the U.S. after the Cold War. It was advertised as, "Wear English Leather or wear nothing at all.”

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The Corvair was the mass produced car in the 60s. The 1960s Corvair was a four-door, economy car. A lot of the 1960 Corvairs were sent to Cuba. People also say the Corvairs were hard to drive, but that was later fixed.

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A Chevrolet Corvette was a pop culture symbol, because they appeared in song lyrics and films. What made it more popular is that it was in "Route 66" (a 60s T.V. show). After that it started to symbolize freedom and adventure. Then after that happened, it became a dream car to many other people.

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Chesire cat is a fictional cat in. Chesire cat is in Alice In Wonderland and he is known for his mischievous grin. He also teaches Alice the ‘rules’ of Wonderland.

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MIckey Mouse was created in 1928 by Walt Disney and Ub lwerks. He was married to Minnie. He had a T.V. show called 'The Mickey Mouse Club.' In 1960 Disney released a film compilation in Germany. In 1963, NBC aired 'The Truth About Mother Goose, Mickey was in it. I'm guessing Mickey was popular, because he starred in many T.V. shows.

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Will Rogers was an American Humorist, thespian, and an author. He was most known for his broadway and film performances. In the early 1900's, when Rogers started his career, he performed a lasso act at a circuit.

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Reader's Digest is an American interest family magazine, it is issued 10 times a year. It was located in Chappaqua, New York, but it is currently located in Midtown, Manhattan. The people who found Reader's Digest are DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace.

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Charles Dickens was the one who wrote 'Great Expectations.' The book takes place in London around 1812. Pip (the main character) is an orphan around 7 years old meets a escaped convict in the village churchyard, while he was visiting his parents and siblings grave. Pip soon came to live with his abusive elder sister and her nice husband, Joe Gargery.

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Paul Newman came to be known as one of the finest actors (of his time of course). Newman started acting after being kicked off the football team. He made his broadway debut in 1953. Newman also had a food company that donates all proceeds to charity. Newman had many movies he had starred in, which made him become even more famous. Sadly, Newman died of cancer in 2008.

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The first generation of the Ford Mustang (1965-1973) had a long hood. It was originally designed to have 2 seats, but instead had 4 seats. The production of the car was in Dearborn, Michigan.

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Madras Plaid is a lightweight cotton plaid material. It is often worn as a turban. It is also used for summer clothing such as, pants, shorts, dresses, and jackets. The original name of madras plaid comes from the city of Chennai, India. The fabric is plaid and both sides of the fabric must be the same pattern.

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The DX gas station was a well-known hangout for teenagers in the 1960's. When you pulled up a worker would check your windshields, tires, oil, and look at fan belts.

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Hank Williams is known as Country music's first superstar.When Williams was just 8 years old he had picked up a guitar and learned to play. By the time he was 13 years old he had made his radio debut. With all that happening as he became older he became more dependent on alcohol. He soon met Audrey Mae Sheppard, married her, and then had a child (Hank Williams Jr.) in 1949 which was 5 years after they had married. William's first hit song is called "Move on Over." 4 years later Williams passed away from a heart attack in the back of his car.

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The author of 'Gone With the Wind' is Margaret Mitchell. In the book 'Gone With the Wind' it takes place Clayton County and Atlanta, Georgia. The period of time the book takes place in is 1861. Scarlet O'Hara (the main character) lives on a large plantation. The cover looks like a man carrying a woman, almost as if they just had got married. The cover is orange and red.

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In 1894 Robert frost published his first poem, then about a year later he married his fellow classmate  Elinor Miriam White. A year after they got married Elinor and Robert had their very first child. Then about a decade later they gave birth to their sixth and final child. Then in 1912 the frosts moved to England. After Frost had published two books they packed up, and moved back to america. Unfortunately, years after, Elinor Frost passes away at the age of 65 from a heart attack. About three decades later Robert Frost dies in Boston at the age of 88.

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Elvis Presley had a generous, and compassionate personality. Presley had many skills, not just singing, he was an avid reader and a karate specialist. In 1956 Presley released "Heartbreak Hotel" and it soon became the number 1 hit in America. Then, in 1964 Elvis starred in the highest-grossing film ever during his career.

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Dairy Queen has been alive for over 75 years. In 1938, the product soft serve ice cream came about. J.F. McCullough and Alex McCullough (his son) were the ones who made the amazing product soft serve ice cream. Then, in 1998 Berkshire Hathaway bought dairy queen.

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The gist of a Drive-In-Theater wasn't so people could see on a bigger screen. The reason Richard Hollingshead (the first one to patent the drive-in-theater) made a drive-in-theater was so people could fit more comfortably while watching movies. “The whole family is welcome, regardless of how noisy the children are," says Hollingshead. The drive-in-theater welcomes the whole family where it's nice and comfy.