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Million In 1950 Baby Boom Time
658 wordsFrom Woodstock to wood stoves to the World Wide Web From Say kids, what time is it? to Up against the wall, NOW From fall-out shelters to Internet service providers From Cant Buy Me Love to IRAs and 401 ks... The nations population increased 19 million in the 1940 s and by 30 million in the 1950 s. This was known as the baby boom and continued until the mid 1960 s. During the 1950 s, school enrolments increased 13 million. Sales of music instruments went from $ 86 million in 1950 to $ 149 millio...
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World War Ii African Americans
1,589 wordsDuring the 1950 s, a sense of uniformity was obvious in American society. Conformity was common, as young and old people followed group norms rather then their own individuality. Though men and women had been forced into new employment patterns during World War II, once the war was over, traditional rules were reaffirmed. Men were expected to be the breadwinners, and womens proper place was at home. The United States experienced phenomenal economic growth. The growth had different sources. The a...
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2,040 wordsCurrent Events (1) We live in time when conceptual validity of sociological theories is being undermined by demographic trends within Western societies. This is because classical sociological concepts explain social dynamics within racially homogeneous societies. These concepts view society as open thermo-dynamical system, which can be characterized by the number of components, within its body, and by the quality of the links between these components, which bind system together. The existence of...
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Racial Mixing Instant Gratification
2,874 wordsProcrastination (1) The word procrastination has been mentioned for the first time in Edward Halls Chronicle, which was published in 16 th century. However, it was not up until comparatively recent times that this term has come to a mass use. Procrastination is best defined as individuals tendency of determining actions and tasks to a later time. Even though that majority of psychologists do not consider procrastination as form of mental disorder, they do refer to procrastination as such that of...
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