The 1960’s.

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The 1960’s

Teenage Girls’ Clothing

1960’s Hairstyles

Teenage Boys’ Clothing

Homes

Shows that Premiered in 1967 January 15 - The inaugural Super Bowl simulcast on CBS and NBC. The Flying Nun Spiderman – September 9th

Influential People of the 1960’s

Commercials Vintage Twist n Turn Barbie Doll, Vintage Barbie Dolls Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head Colgate Toothpaste Folger's Coffee

Music of the 1960’s The Monkees The Beatles Aretha Franklin I’m a Believer Daydream Believer The Beatles Yellow Submarine Eleanor Rigby Yesterday Aretha Franklin RESPECT

Headlines of the 1960’s President John F Kennedy assassinated, Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated, Robert Kennedy assassinated Sputnik: first satellite (Russians) Man walks on the moon Although President Kennedy appealed to the Southern people on TV, race riots still broke out on September 30 at the University of Mississippi's campus. The reason? 29-year-old black student and Air Force veteran James Meredith trying to enter--allowed by the Supreme Court. Ultimately, on October 1, US Marshals accompany him and federal troops stand guard as he enters then lives on the "Ole Miss" campus for 10 more months with constant federal guard.

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