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    Music Through The Decades

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    Rock music emerged in the second half of the 20th century‚ forever altering the landscape of popular music. The new sound‚ articulated the passions and beliefs of a new generation‚ and has since influenced a wide range of genres‚ from folk to disco to hip-hop. The musical stylings that have accompanied the social‚ cultural‚ and political developments of the late 20th and early 21st centuries form the subjects of these entertaining and informative volumes. 1920’s – 1940’s In the mid-1920’s

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    and not voice‚ the highly anticipated Super Bowl games and more interest in American Idol than politics. The given examples are just a few of today’s popular culture all too common to the average person to notice. Other trends that are more recognizable‚ however‚ are dining out‚ healthy living‚ and the ever growing popularity of the already-popular. These trends have incorporated themselves in this society’s lifestyle with the help of mass media

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    Davis‚ Jamestown is the founding spot of American music. Yet compositions were not conceived until the early eighteenth century with the musical compositions by the drastically differing composers‚ Billings and Hopkinson. Francis Hopkinson was a popular composer of the time but does not change or influence music in society of today. William Billings is an original composer‚ writing from the heart‚ appealing to all classes and very influential in the furthering of "American" music. The venues playing

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    and communication this spread to Korea in the 1100’s‚ to Japan in the 1300’s‚ and to Europe in the early 1600’s. Coffee primarily cultivated in Latin America‚ Southeast Asia‚ and Africa‚ but through trade the Europeans got their hands on this very popular drink. In 1647 the first coffee house was opened in St. Mark’s Square‚ Venice. The first

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    Culture

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    Culture Made Me Do It! Since the beginning of popular culture‚ people are following the trends. Popular culture comes to us in many ways. Some of the branches are music‚ and the film industry. Since the beginning of popular culture‚ the music and the film industries are changing in incredible speed. Throughout the decades‚ pop culture has become an important part of our lives. The more we try to hide from it‚ the more close it comes.  In our society today we especially see its effects on the

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    Popular American Culture Culture has many different ranges to its definition; through many artifacts‚ music‚ religion and social habits can culture be defined. Popular culture like culture has many different ingredients such as music‚ movies‚ perspectives and ideas that individuals interact within their everyday lives. Popular American culture or pop culture has three major trends which are religion‚ social and political; these three has played a major role in the influence of individuals within

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    ideological consequences against injustice‚ poverty‚ and social discriminations. Therefore‚ in the process of movement‚ the folk art forms contributed significantly to construction of revolutionary ideology. Keywords: Folk Art Forms‚ Telangana‚ Popular Culture 1. Introduction The Telangana People‟s Movement (1946-1951) was one of the most powerful and radical struggles in the history of modern India. Since 1946 growing out of oppressive and exploitative socio- economic conditions of the

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    Black Face‚ Blue Notes and Whiteman The early growth and rapid expansion of popular American music in late nineteenth and early twentieth century America had widespread and irreversible effects on not only the growing black population‚ but also on America as a whole. The growth and evolution of music in this period‚ though fraught with racism and obstacles for the black performer‚ prepared the nation for the cultural revolution that allowed for the improvement of race relations and‚ ultimately

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    Consumerisum in the 1950's

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    complexity‚ cold war insecurity‚ and a shrunken sense of individual mastery” (Marchand‚ 98). These feelings cause people to turn to popular culture to have a sense of Wilks 2 personal control. Popular culture worked to give a sense of classlessness‚ or homogeneity as Marchand puts it. Radio‚ newspapers and television‚ “an even more powerful agent of of common popular culture” (Marchand‚ 99)‚ worked to “nationalize and homogenize” (Marchand‚ 100) the American people to make everyone believe that

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    the works of pop artists and new art techniques were exchanged. Pop Art became a more popular form of art that was different from traditional ways. The Pop Art movement brought change to the world of art

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