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1 1950's Society and Culture

2 1950’s SOCIETY AND CULTURE

3 BABY BOOM Teens and Rock WOMEN TV 1950'S CULTURE SUBURBS CONFORMITY Automobile Cold War Paranoia

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12 Fashion Poodle Skirts & Pony Tails Pencil Skirts & Gloves
Bobby Socks & Saddle ShoesLeather Jackets & Slicked Hair White Tee-Shirts and Cuffed Jeans

13 Poodle Skirts

14 Pencil Skirts

15 Catseye Glasses

16 Saddle Shoes

17 Bobby Socks

18 Rolled Jeans & White Shirts

19 Leather Jackets, White Ts, and Jeans

20 Fun Stuff Hula Hoop Telephone Booth Cramming Drive-In Movies Jukebox
Sillyputty Pez Disneyland Slinky

21 Hula Hoop

22 Telephone Booth Cramming

23 Drive-In Movies

24 Jukebox

25 Pez

26 Disneyland

27 Slinky

28 Elvis Presley

29 Jerry Lee Lewis

30 Buddy Holly

31 Chuck Berry

32 Little Richard

33 Fats Domino and Chubby Checker

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39 The Ed Sullivan Show

40 I Love Lucy

41 The Honeymooners

42 Leave it to Beaver

43 Online Videos and Presentations about the 1950s

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