Directions: Identify the following periods of time with their correct generational identifier Generations: Baby Boomers, Silent Generation, Generation.

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Directions: Identify the following periods of time with their correct generational identifier Generations: Baby Boomers, Silent Generation, Generation X, GI Generation, Millennials 1912-1927 1928-1945 1946-1964 1965-1980 1981-2000

GI Generation: 1912-1927

Silent Generation: 1928-1945

Baby Boomers: 1946-1964

Generation X: 1965-1980

Millennials: 1981-2000

Loyalty, hard work, patriotism, self-reliance, and a strong sense of civic obligation Respect for authority, loyalty, hard work, sacrifice for the common good; “Live to work versus work to live” Grew up with sense that security was taken care of – left room for exploration and protest; place high value on youth, personal gratification, health, material wealth; Generally optimistic, value hope and peace, and believe their generation changed the world Desire balance in their lives, diversity viewed as norm, motivated by money, value free time and having fun; “Work to live, not live to work”; assumed gender equality in the workplace; First generation to embrace the Internet Most globally oriented generation; Combined work ethic of Baby Boomers, the can-do attitude of Silent Generation, and the technological savvy of Generation Xers. Interested in health, exercise, body adornment.

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