time capsule 1960s by Lee, Kaelyn (Student)

Toys

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1) The chatty Cathay Introduced in 1960, this talking doll was a hit, and its voice mechanism was a novelty at the time

2) The Barbie was a staple of the 1660s and beyond, barbie continued to be a popular doll, with her fashion and accessories appealing to young girls

3) G.I Joes, this action figure, introduced in 1964, became a symbol of military strength and adventure for boys

Fashion

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1) Elegance inspired by figures like Jackie Kennedy, this style featured simple silhouettes. Pastel colors, and classic pieces like pencil skirts and blazers

2) The mod style had Shorts skirts, and bold colors. Was focused on self-expression

3) The hippie style had long hair, and both genders wore sandals and beads and used “psychedelic” colors.

Music

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1) The Beatles, arguably the most influential band of the decade, are known for their catchy melodies and innovative songwriting

2) Elvis Presley, continued his reign as the “King of Rock and Roll,” though his focus shifted towards film and less frequent music releases

3) A manufactured pop band that became a cultural phenomenon

Sports Figure

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1) Jim Brown was a dominant running back for the Cleveland Browns football team

2) Brown was known for his incredible athleticism

3) Brown was a multi-sport star at Syracuse, a 3 time NFL MVP, and an actor

Actor or Actress

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1) John Wayne was a legendary figure in the action genre, known for his roles in Westerns like “True Grit” (1969)

2) John Wayne was an American actor who became a popular icon through his starring roles in films produced during Hollywood's golden age.

3) His real name is Marion Robert Morrison. He was called “Duke” as a kid and that nickname stuck