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    Performing Arts

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    Mountain College (founded [in the United States] by Bauhaus instructors exiled by the Nazi Party)‚ continued incorporating theatrical studies with the visual arts - a good 20 years before the 1960s Happenings happened. You may also have heard of "Beatniks" - stereotypically: cigarette-smoking‚ sunglasses and black-beret-wearing‚ poetry-spouting coffeehouse frequenters of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Though the term hadn’t yet been coined‚ all of these were forerunners of Performance Art. By 1970

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    implemented to define a youthful counter-culture of the late 1940’s to the early 1960’s‚ that rejected middle class expectations of conformity through the characters of Sal‚ Carlo‚ Dean‚ and Old Bull Lee. This generation historically became known as “Beatniks.”

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    was illegal opium was developed as a pain killer in 1810. “It was considered a wonder drug because it eliminated severe pain associated with medical operations or traumatic injuries”. Heroin became popular in 1930’s and 1940s and then through the Beatnik subculture of the 1950s. During this period the major supply of heroin entering the U.S. Heinrichr Drese‚ a German physician‚ discovered heroin in 1895. He mixed acetyls with morphine‚ and thus‚ heroin was created. “Heroine is made in several different

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    PEACE OUT

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    term) all my friends and would say peace‚love and granola‚ when we were leaving Peace Out - it means gotta go Peace Out Home Free - It means goodbye friend or goodbye person Peace‚ Man! - Meaning "Hello." Or "Good-bye." Although‚ it’s associated with Hippies of the 60’s‚ there were plenty of us

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    The Music of Generation X

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    Different groups have been formed based upon their preference in music. Take for an example in the music of my generation‚ Generation X‚ there are several different groups oriented by music. In Generation X punks‚ gangs‚ alternative people‚ ravers‚ hippies‚ and pop rockers have all been labeled into groups by their preference of music. Music has also affected people mentally‚ causing problems in society like suicide‚ depression‚ hate/racism‚ violence‚ and drug addiction. I am about to examine five

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    Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is considered one of the seminal works of 1960’s American literature. The unique components and distinctive features used to portray themes and ideas of Kesey’s in the novel which account for its high regard include: characters and language devices. Individuality is a key concept that constantly features in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest through themes such as individuality and free expression and society’s destruction of individuality. This idea was important

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    After the slaves were freed the production of the South dropped because they were part of the economic production system. The production of the landowners decreased because the labors who worked on their crops were the African Americans but were freed. However‚ here is where the Jim Crow laws came in by charging African American for minor crimes and imprisoning them to continue their slave work legally but in jail. What Jim Crows laws of segregation where that the African American were put in a second-class

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    Rave parties- the den for all vices INTRODUCTION In the late 1950s in London the term "Rave" was used to describe the "wild bohemian parties" of the Soho beatnik set. People who attend these parties are called “ravers”. The genres of electronic dance music played include house‚ trance‚ psytrance‚ techno‚ dubstep‚ jungle‚ jungle techno‚ drum and bass‚ UK hardcore‚ hardcore techno‚ happy hardcore‚ breakbeat‚ hardstyle and many others with the accompaniment of shows‚ projected‚ paint‚ glow sticks and smoke

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    That 70's Show Analysis

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    The 1970’s shaped American History‚ 1970’s was a pop culture decade. From Hippies to Disco and Saturday Night Fever to The Brady Bunch‚ the Seventies were full of cultural changes that shaped society for years to come. Although pop culture was important‚ many political outcomes also occurred. The Watergate scandal‚ the official

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    “Sex‚ Drugs‚ and Rock ‘n’ Roll” The “Swinging Sixties” was a decade of new developments changing ideals that ranged from women’s movements‚ to “the New Left‚” and to the musical scene of Rock ‘n’ Roll. These important progressions began the counterculture and social revolution among the youth in the United States. The counterculture ideals and visions were brought about by the extraordinary explosion of creative thought through music and other forms of art. The music scene‚ that overwhelmed

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