How The 1970's Changed Pop Culture
The 1970’s was an innovative and horrific decade filled with many meaningful events. The Jonestown Massacre took the lives of 918 people, Jimmy Jones moved into Jonestown killing the 918 people by giving them poisonous juice because Jimmy was afraid officials were gonna kill him. The 70’s brought new music into the world consisting of hard rock, pop and more. Led Zeppelin, and the Jackson 5 were just two major artists from the 70’s who forever changed pop culture. Another event was the invention of the Sticky Note, which was invented by Arthur Fry because he wanted to create a bookmark that could be repositioned, it would stick, and not leave behind any residue, therefore; he used adhesive, put it on one side of paper and created the sticky
note. The killer spree began July 29, 1967, when David Berkowitz shot people inside their cars, and left 6 dead. David was arrested on August 10, 1977, and was sentenced to 365 years in prison. The 70’s was a drastic time period full of new music, inventions, and ferocious murders.
note. The killer spree began July 29, 1967, when David Berkowitz shot people inside their cars, and left 6 dead. David was arrested on August 10, 1977, and was sentenced to 365 years in prison. The 70’s was a drastic time period full of new music, inventions, and ferocious murders.