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Rock N' Roll was created in the fifties, but the sixties was all about dancing and the British influence on the genre. Teenagers loved to dance and the song "The Twist" written by Hank Ballard in 1959 but popularized by Chubby Checker in 1960 became very popular by its successful dance. Elvis Presley, or "The King of Rock", came out with genius songs "It's Now Or Never" and "Are You Lonesome Tonight" in 1960 which instantly became big hits in the decade. Girl Groups like the Shirelles, the Ronettes, the Marvelettes and the Chiffons also contributed to many hits. By 1963, the Beach Boys were the new and upcoming group. In late '63, teenagers began paying closer attention to some new sounds coming out of the UK. Consequently, the Beatles wrote their first song entirely for America, "I Want To Hold Your Hand". The Beatles went on dominating the charts with the Rolling Stones, another band from the UK. The way teenagers in America listen to music would never be the same again after the contribution of the Beatles to Rock N' Roll.
http://fiftiesweb.com/music/1960s-music/

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The sixties was the decade which television began producing "water cooler" programs. To explain, an individual missing a certain program could mean they have missed out on a huge cultural event. All genres were enjoyed, from sitcoms, suspense, drama, cartoons, and more. Favorite shows from this decade are The Andy Griffith Show and The Beverly Hillbillies. Some more shows from the sixties that I still watch and personally enjoy are The Addams Family, The Flintstones, Batman, and, of course, Star Trek.
https://www.ranker.com/list/best-60s-tv-shows/ranker-tv?var=8&utm_expid=16418821-248.jMIYIWZYSfyv_uqdI1UZxg.7&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F

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03) marketplace/products of the sixties 

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03) marketplace/products of the sixties 

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Appliances utilized in the sixties decade are very similar to appliances society depends on today, although, of course, a lot cheaper. For example, blenders then would cost only about $30.00-$50.00, but nowadays can cost up to $500.00! Some other common appliances and their costs from the sixties are the 1964 Polaroid Cameras ($120.00), 1960 Television ($180.00), 1961 Pole Lamps ($9.00-$20.00), and finally the 1962 Washer-Dryer Combo ($315.00).
http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/60selectrical.html

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Many of the food products society loves today was created or thought up in the sixties. For example, the Chocolate Mousse Cake combined the properties of tiramisu and a regular chocolate mousse cake by using ingredients like ladyfingers, Carnation evaporated milk, coffee, and chocolate. Other foods from the sixties are the Holiday Baking: Tomato Soup Fruit Cake (in which tomato soup was added to the batter of fruit cake), P-Nutty Butterscotch Crunchies (in which chow mein noodles and butterscotch morsels are combined), and the New Orleans Style Brann Molasses Muffin (which combines Kelloggs bran with molasses). A common drink was the Mod House punch which consists of lime juice, Jell-O, sprite, and vodka (optional).
http://pzrservices.typepad.com/vintagerecipes/1960s-recipes/

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Like every decade, fashion and attitude were important in order to be accepted by society. This specific type of people for the sixties are known as "greasers". Greasers were valued for their "bad boy" image and were stereotyped as reckless, dangerous, and rebellious juveniles. Greasers were born after World War II when American youths would act out to simply escape boredom. They often wore fitting white t-shirts, black leather jackets, blue or black jeans, and army boots. Think of Danny Zuko from everyone's favorite movie "Grease", which was released in 1978.
https://thegreasersubculture.weebly.com/background-information.html

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"Bruh! Her highlight's poppin'! Like it looks snatched!", or in other words, "Her highlight glows! It looks so beautiful!". Like all decades, slang is a major part of society and really emphasizes the youth's way of speech and even mindset. Slang of the sixties can mean two very opposite things. For example, the word "bad" literally means "worse", but society then would use the term to mean the opposite, "awesome". A lot of the slang from the sixties is still used today: "chick" refers to a girl or woman, "what a bummer" means "how depressing", "old man" refers to one's father, and "sad" would be used as a term of disapproval.
http://cougartown.com/slang.html

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The sixties is known for the strength of the generation especially through the following world events:
1969: Micheal Collins set of the Apollo 11 mission on the first lunar landing attempt and resulted in the Neil Armstrong to be the first man to ever walk on the moon.
1955 - 1975: Throughout this decade, war veterans participated in the Vietnam War to fight for Vietnamese Independence.
1947 - 1991: On top of the stress of the Vietnam War, the sixties also had to worry about the Cold War against the Soviet Union to end communism once and for all.
http://www.history.com/topics/space-race
http://www.history.com/topics/vietnam-war

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The fashion of the sixties was very bold and big. Girls would have a bouffant hairstyle, black and white eye makeup, and long bell bottom pants. The bouffant hairstyle was puffed up at the top and curled out at the bottom. It began in the late fifties. This hairstyle was easy to wear and looked great on women of all ages. The black and white eye makeup consisted of black shadow in the crease and white shadow over the eyelid, as exemplified by the sixties model Twiggy as appeared on the cover of many magazines. Long bell bottom pants were hippie must-haves in the sixties for women. Lots of the fashion of the sixties were based on models and music.
http://fiftiesweb.com/fashion/1960s-fashion-pants/

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The most famous blue eyes of the sixties belonged to those of John Newman. He was a screen legend and a superstar. Another big star is Jackie Kennedy, who was the First Lady during John F. Kennedy's presidency.
http://www.timetobreak.com/4910011/the-stars-of-the-60s-then-a

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Cars that were "in" were the Corvair and Mustang. The Corvair had a new and radically different design than regular American cars. It was the first rear-engine car made in America. The Mustang was a top-selling car when people began focusing on looks as well as function. The decade seemed to enjoy it's simple but eye-catching appearance.
https://www.retrowaste.com/1960s/cars-in-the-1960s/

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11) technological advancements of the sixties 

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There were many technological advancements in this decade that led to many things that are considered "normal" today, i.e. smartphones, laptops, satellites, and much more. Below are some of the advancements and how they have contributed to modern technology.
1962: Light-Emitting Diodes (LED) were developed by Nick Holonyak Jr. This was a red LED, the first LED that could be seen by the human eye. They first appeared only in alphanumeric displays, handheld calculators, and as indicators, as they weren't very bright or cheap. However, slowly through the decades, they became brighter and cheaper. LED lights began showing up in commercial products, such as light bulbs used today.
1968: Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) memory chip vastly increased the memory capacity of computers at a cheaper price. This allowed a diverse set of even more powerful technology to be created, distributed, and use for mainstream consumers or to find certain data at an affordable price. The DRAM chip was invented by Robert H. Dennard.
https://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2014/07/six-tech-advancements-from-the.html?a=1