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The Baby Buster Generation (1960's & 1970's)

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The percentage increased greatly the woman liberation movement had some effect on the increase. The economy was becoming worse, and this made more woman need jobs.

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Video rewind: World's first test-tube baby born

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Louise Brown, born in England, was the world's first test tube baby. At the time, Brown's birth was revolutionary and changed the field of reproductive medicine. We take a look back at Louise Brown's 25th birthday celebration from 2003. For more information please visit http://www.hlntv.com/video/2014/07/24/video-rewind-first-test-tube-baby-louise-brown

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Retirement became synonymous with relaxation

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A new generation of retirees emerged in the '70s

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Birth Control was a big factor in less babies being born. Woman would get on the pill to prevent pregnancy and this resulted in fewer children being born.

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Baby Boom through the Baby Bust, after the baby boom died down there was a large drop in birth rates.