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He was a rising star and very influential in the Chicano rock movement during the 50's and most known for his hit "La Bamba", the song "We Belong Together", and his ode to his high school girlfriend "Donna". Ritchie was 17 when he died in a plane crash a long with musicians Buddy Holly and J.P Richardson in the late 50's, a tragedy known as "the day the music died" in the song American Pie.

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The king of rock and roll was famous for his good music and the dance moves he tagged along with it. He was popular among the teenagers then, he was rebel and they loved him. To most adults he was viewed as 'inappropriate'  due to the way he danced in his videos.

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These cars were some of the most classy and unsafe to drive in history. There was not a lot of effective safety precautions put into the making of these vehicles but they did look really good to be driving around in. Cars were rising in popularity and were more affordable

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These pictures show rock and roll as energetic due to the bright color of the lit up sign and of the two people seemingly dancing together.
In the 1950's, rock and roll starting to gain popularity among teenagers. Most parents did not approve of this music as they thought it "mindless, loud, and dangerous" nor did they entirely approve of one of the most famous people to come out of the Rock and Roll music industry, Elvis Presley.

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After the war, women got back into the idea of being a fulltime housewife. It was generally expected that by the time a woman reached the age of 30 she be married and already have a child or two. She was to cook and clean and to tend to her husbands needs. Men were expected to go to work (most got boring jobs in offices) and they made it a point to show a woman how much harder their work was compared to doing all the housework and caring for the kids.

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A popular comedy tv show in the 50's, a time where televisions were now most affordable to the public. Colored televisions were most expensive and few owned actually owned one. Lucy was a character who ended up getting herself into a lot of messy situations and those situations is what gave the show its comedic appeal.

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She was known for being very flirty and straight forward and in her movies she acted as very upbeat and seemingly dumb blonde girls for comedy. Marilyn had a sort of free spirit and had inspired other girls to be free to fully express themselves.

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These two people were popular Hollywood stars in the 50's. James' characters are usually seen as socially estranged sort of rebellious and that is something that appealed to teenagers. Audrey Hepburn had characters that were naturally graceful as well as charming, with the exception of her seemingly uncivilized character in "Breakfast At Tiffany's"

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When it comes to food, drive ins where the place where the food would be taken to your car, it was like today's drive thru. There was also drive in movie theaters that came around when cars that can fit more people rose in popularity.

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These  classic diners were bright and colorful and made the whole experience in a 1950's restaurant enjoyable. Diners were a typical hang out for people and always had the best food for a good price.