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    another culture. This can be associated with American popular culture as the message with any popular trend tends to be a popularity contest. Quite often products are sold based off the insinuation that it is better than any other product out there. For instance‚ a popular recurring fad is the Michael Jordan shoe‚ Air Jordans. These shoes have been around for years and have earned its popularity through many communities. The shoe is so popular and exclusive that older shoes from the past are re-launched

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    Knows Best. Deviating from this popular culture was the "Beat Generation." The post-war economic boom of the 1950’s in the U.S. resulted in overwhelming prosperity in comparison with the rest of the world. This economic boom produced a white‚ middle-class consumer culture in which that population had more money and time in which to pursue leisure activities such as television viewing and movie-going. These leisurely pastimes produced a conforming American popular culture. We define conformity as

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    Designers‚ its showcased in Fashion shows & publicized by celebrities INCREASE IN POPULARITY – Popular styles are copied or adapted by mainstream manufacturers to make them available to general public by using inexpensive fabric or modifying the styles & selling them at lower price in greater quantities called as secondary‚ bridge or diffusion lines. PEAK OF POPULARITY – When a fashion is highly popular ‚ there are knockoffs produced DECLINE IN POPULARITY – So many copies are mass produced that

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    devoid of pop culture influence. With the introduction of the moving picture machine‚ the entertainment industry has even more greatly spread popular culture. With popular culture so widely spread‚ it has undoubtedly had a great effect on our society. Unfortunately‚ there have been some negative effects of pop culture ’s influence on today ’s society. Popular culture‚ and more directly‚ the entertainment industry have had devastating effects on our society today. Three specific forms of pop culture

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    and how he thinks about something shows his identity. I think that popular culture has a strong influence to an individual. We may not notice it easily but culture reveals our personality. There are several aspects of the youth’s life are influenced by culture. The way they talk‚ specially when they are with their friends‚ is noticeably influence by some popular phrases in the community. Their health is also influenced by a popular culture. Teens would always like to eat from fast food chains because

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    a champion of popular culture. He does this in part by adapting modes of performance used in oral traditions and in various forms of teatro minore4 as his medium‚ and by emphasizing oral and oral-derived performance over the literary text. Fo was born on March 24‚ 1926‚ in the town of San Giano in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. After moving several times‚ his family settled in the town of Porto Valtraglia near Lake 1 Adapted with permission from Dario Fo and Popular Performance (Scuderi

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    Popular Culture and Sports in American Society Introduction Communities in many parts of the world proudly associated themselves with cultural‚ traditional and social practices that were founded by pioneers‚ which was an effort to establish identity and can be identified from the rest of the communities. Popular culture‚ also referred to as pop culture‚ is one of these traditions that managed to survived the test of times to influence the various aspects of life of the twenty first-generation

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    dropbox tool. Use the Unit 2: Text Questions dropbox basket. The answers to the Review & Critical Thinking questions are worth 10 points. Review Questions 1. What is popular music? 2. What theme does pop music typically use in the lyrics? Describe one pop song that uses this theme. Why is this theme such a popular one? 3. What is disco? What are the characteristics of this music? 4. What was the British Invasion? Which famous group was a part of this movement? What impact did the group

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    new generation‚ also emerged popular culture. Electronic goods become available to everyone‚ popular music and films where presented to mass audiences. Coffee bars and music bars opened‚ providing meeting places for new generation with money to spend on pleasure. With appearance of "Teddy Boys" ‚ mass media achieved aim in selling many neswpapers‚ because "Teds" were involved in huge number of incidents that frightened people. Anxiety over the spread of popular culture

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    History 203 MidTerm

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    How did mobilizing for war change the economy and its relationship to government? Which of these changes‚ if any‚ spilled over to the postwar years? Mobilizing for war normally would cause outrage among the public‚ but that was not the case when Wilson’s war message was delivered. The public response was extremely enthusiastic; many prominent public figures endorsed the call to arms. Above all‚ war mobilization was a campaign to unify the country. In August 1917‚ Congress passed the Food and

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