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| upbeat music that appealed to teenagers |
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| music icon that became face of Rock n Roll |
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$32 billion dollars to build 41,000 miles of roads
around country; beginning of interstate highway system |
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| housing developments and neighborhoods outside a city |
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| someone who conforms to traditional values of society |
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poets, writers and their followers who rejected traditional
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replaced radio as center of entertainment in home. Most were
black and white; color would come later. 1 out 10 homes had a TV in 1950. In
1960 9 out of 10 would have one |
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1950’s Americans loved their cars and drove on new
highways to see the country |
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the movement of people from the north to the south and from the
east to the west to sunny climates |
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| businesses used television and magazines to sell products. |
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Howdy Doody, I Love Lucy, Leave It to Beaver, The Lone
Ranger, and the Mickey Mouse Club. |
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