1. The past and the present of youth subcultures in Great Britain

2. A group of British teachers visited our school in October

3. Ensemble “Nizhegorodskye lozhkary”

4. A subculture group is a social-culture formation that exists as a sort of island within the large society

8. Glamorous movie stars images from the Stats attracted young people
Glamorous movie-star images from the States attracted young people

10. The Teddy Boys

11. Mary Quant is famous for inventing a mini-skirt

12. In 1962 the record
Love me do entered
The American
Dominated
British record
charts

18. Clothes Music Member of group Specific Features Biker Goth Hacker
Black leather jackets
Rock
Riding 2 wheeled motorized vehicles
Goth
The blackest black
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Using lots of jewellery
Hacker
Usual clothes
Different styles
Understanding of computers
Hippie
Folk style clothes
Rock’n’roll
Using drugs
Mod
A neat white shirt
Jazz
Using scooters
Punk
Shocking clothes
Punk rock
Coloured hair
Raver
Psychedelic styles
techno
Being collective
Rocker
Leather jackets
Skinhead
Tight trousers
Reggae
Shave heads

19. Young Presley was a rockabilly
Elvis Presley
( )
He was from Memphis, Tennessee. Personified a new form of American popular music in the 1950s.
Young Presley was a rockabilly

20. The Beatles was a pop group.
They were from Liverpool, England. Personified a new form of British popular music in the 1960s.
The Beatles was a pop group.

21. Bob Dylan
(1941-…)
He was from Hibbing, Minnesota. Personified a new form of American popular music in the mid-1960s.
Bob Dylan was a folkie.

22. Jimi Hendrix
( )
He was from Seattle, Washington. Personified the emergence of rock as a specific musical genre in the late 1960s.

23. Bob Marley
( )
He was from Kingston, Jamaica. Personified a new kind of global popular music in the 1970s.

24. Madonna was a disco diva.
(1958-…)
She was from suburban Detroit Michigan. Personified a new sort of global teen idol music in the 1980s.
Madonna was a disco diva.

25. Public Enemy were the rappers.
They were from New York City. Personified a new sort of African-American music in the late 1980s.
Public Enemy were the rappers.

27. The past and the present of youth subcultures in Great Britain

28. Thank you for your attention!