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Sophie Geraci
1.Mod fashion became popular, replacing the old color palette of the 1950s,(brown,grey,pastel,etc.), and bringing in new bright fluorescent hues and bold geometric prints.
2.In the later half of the 1960s,the hippie culture began to grow.This included natural fabrics,tye-dyed shirts, paisley prints,headbands, flowers,peace signs,frayed bell bottomed jeans and sandals.
3.GoGo boots were very popular.
4.Men were often seen wearing a suit, with their hair greased back.
5.Mini skirts were also very popular in the 1960s

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Sydney Fuqua

1. The 60s clothing had bright, swirling colors and tie-die shirts
2. Women in the 60 had long hair, and men long hair and long beards
3. Women wore short, short skirts and men wore tunics and capes
4.Textured gold was popular in the late 1950s and remained so into the 1960s
5.in 1962 mostly focused on three styles: sleek and slender, softly bloused with muffed neckline, and "natural" outline, which fell in a simple, form-fitting line

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Andrew Poche
Technology in the 1960's
1.the first type writer was made on June 27,1961
2.the first internet message was sent on October 29,1967
3.the first atm was made September 2,1969
4.the first supercomputer was made August 4,1969
5.On July 3,1969 internet was first available to the public.

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-Many advertisements stereotyped women as housewives
-Total U.S ad spending in the 1960s: $12 billion dollars
-Top advertiser in the 1960s was General Motors Corp. ($168.5 million)
-The top agency in the 1960s was J. Walter Thompson Co. ($370 million)
-One goal in advertising  in the 1960s was to win over young consumers who did not trust corporate messages.

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was by Grace Landry

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Ashlyn Frans
1. In the 1960's, kids played with toys like Chatty Cathy, Easy-Bake Oven, G.I. Joe, and Skipper.
2. In the 1960's, kids played with games like Twister, Mouse Trap, Kerplunk, Smack-A-Roo, and Skipper the board game.
3. Some of the most popular toys of the 1960's were toys like the Easy-Bake Oven and G.I. Joe.
4. Hasbro Inc. sold more than 500,000 Easy-Bake Ovens in its first year.
5. G.I. Joe was known as  "America's Movable Fighting Man" standing at 11.5 inches tall.
6. G.I. Joe action figure's name was borrowed from a hit movie in 1945 called "The Story of G.I. Joe."
7. The Easy-Bake Oven was America's first working toy oven. It allowed kids to bake gooey miniature cakes with the heat from a 60-watt light bulb.

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Evan Tassin:5 toys and games of the 60's were: The rock 'em sock 'em robots, The troll dolls, G.I Joe action figures, Lego building blocks, and the talking Barbie

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Sydney Fuqua

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inventions:

1. The laser was invented in 1960 by Theodore Marmonal
2. Uri Gargarin was the first man in space 1961
3.The ATM was invinted by Ralph Baer in 1967
4. The video game console
5. The first man to land on the moon was Neil Armstrong in 1969

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Colin Shaheen
facts:
1.A gallon of milk cost about $0.95
2.A movie ticket cost about $1
3.Bacon cost $0.79 per pound
4.A one-ounce Hershey bar cost about $0.05
5.A pound of sirloin steak cost about $0.85