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    in the 1980s [pic] When we think of fashions from the 1980s‚ we would generally think of colorful‚ bright apparel and accessories of glam metal bands in those times. The clothing and accessories that we wear today do have a deep relation with the 1980’s fashion trends‚ as most of the current fashion comes from the clothing worn in those days. Let us take a look at what clothes‚ shoes‚ haircuts‚ and fashion accessories were being worn then. Men Hairstyles: The 1980s was the

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    Conservatism‚ modern liberalism‚ and socialism are all distinct‚ different ideologies‚ and each ideology emerged as a reaction to something during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Intellectuals in the eighteenth century formed liberalism‚ which the economic leaders during that time readily adopted for the sole reason that it would help them generate more money‚ as a reaction citizens formed conservatism. The existing social construct was being questioned by supporters of liberalism which

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    Thin Ideal

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    "THIN IDEAL" The impact of media images on men and women in America is a formation of an unrealistic illustration of the thin ideal. The media has painted a picture of "the perfect body"‚ people who choose to accept these ideals develop a fantasy and fictitious image of what the ideal body is. In our society‚ where the mass media is the single strongest transmitter of unrealistic beauty ideals‚ it is often held responsible for the high proportion of women and men who are dissatisfied with their

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    I. What happened in the 1980s-1990s After the recession of America in the 1980s-1990s‚ America soon regained economic stability. However‚ some methods they took to get out of the violent recession and crises had affected the work force‚ most especially the men. The divide between the goods (male) and service producing (female) sectors of the economy expanded due to the global forces and technological innovation. Many companies moved from hands-on labour to mechanized work since this was cheaper‚

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    1980 Referendum Essay

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    Canada was not the way it is now from the rise of civilization. In my point of view‚ three events caused Canada to evolve and become the way it is currently. The 1980 Referendum‚ Alberta’s oil boom and the discrimination along with The Charter of Rights. Those led to the democratic‚ harmonious‚ unified and adapted country we live in now. The 1980 Referendum was the first referendum in Quebec on its place within Canada. Quebec was deciding whether it should pursue a path toward sovereignty. The Referendum

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    1980s Culture Analysis

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    institutional changes took place as responses to the public’s fueled curiosity and fear towards anorexia‚ the cultural leaders in the 1980s began to ponder on the social effects of anorexia and their personal experiences related to the disease. They brought the experience and pain of anorexia to a larger audience through personal testimonials. After Carpenter’s death‚ the 1980s saw an increasing number of movies‚ autobiographies and novels about personal anorexic experiences. These cultural works on anorexia

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    Cold War in 1980s

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    The Cold War in 1980s – The Prone Seigneur Between the Two Superpowers Since Cold War began at the end of World War in the late 1940s‚ the two superpowers‚ the United States and the Soviet Union‚ were racing their power to get their dominance over another. Each side feared the other’s superior weapons‚ such as the United States had nuclear weapon and the USSR had their mighty Red Army. The Cold War spread through decades and seemed to be indefinite. Two superpowers with the race of weapon not only

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    was something that America had never seen before. The United States became the richest and most developed nation in the world during this time period. Americans were mass producing things‚ had high wages‚ new goods for consumers‚ and many forms of entertainment. Some of the major changes that came with the roaring twenties were consumerism‚ the harlem renaissance‚ changing the role of women in the society‚ literature‚ sports‚ movies and radio‚ and transportations. Also‚ America was pro business‚ republican

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    government “by the people‚ for the people‚” American politics display this ideal‚ with citizens choosing leaders who reflect the view of the public and share the same vision for the country’s future. The late 1960’s into the 1980’s marked the beginning of a major political shift in America. Voters grew tired of the Democratic administration’s failing economic policy and feared the rising international tensions. In 1980‚ the American public decided that they were not “better off than four years

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    1980s Gender Roles

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    Between the late 1980s and the new century‚ American society changed in several drastic ways. With computers and computers and the internet becoming more widespread new doors opened for business‚ students‚ medical fields‚ and other industries. The common perception of marriage was being questioned. Gender roles in marriage were shifting as well as the percentage of those getting married and having children. Debate over the pros and cons of immigrations and the changes in environment sprung up.

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