The Incredible 1960s

This was in 2325, and my colleague was summoned to the excavation site where I found a unique discovery called the time capsule of the 1960s. My colleague and I opened this time capsule very carefully. In the time capsule, we discovered five items that defined the era of the 1960s: a speech for reading flare trousers, logos, patches, contraceptives, and woolworth. In this article, I will explain in detail why these projects are important for describing the 1960s.

(1967) was one of the most popular movies of the 1960s, indeed, it was the second most popular movie in the US in the past decade, the second after the two Bond movies (Golden Fingers) It is unbelievable to be. And Ryukyu); But this book is still quite ambiguous item - I bought a copy of my copy a few pounds - but the difference between the book and the film made a very interesting comparison. The novel itself was published in 1959 - eight years earlier than the movie version - but more importantly it is clearly pointing to what was ten years ago in the late 1940s. The book began with the main character * in May and he began teaching at the strict Eastern School (Greenslide School, also known as North Pier in the movie). In his early chapter, he looked back on how he became a teacher because he had a degree in engineering, and how to dismiss after working in the British Air Force before looking for work.

In the early 1960s, the United States boasted the highest level of standard of living in the world, and the powerful American postwar economy from the late 1940s to the 1950s continued until the 1960s. Indeed, from 1940 to 1960, the US gross national product increased by a factor of five. 2 There are several reasons for this economic growth. As mentioned earlier, the military expenditure during the Second World War eventually freed the economy from the Great Depression. During the war, production of many consumer goods temporarily decreased, consumer demand at the end of the war increased sharply. The soldiers hurriedly bought a car to find a job, bought a house in the suburbs, and started a family. This leads to "generation of baby boomers" and consumer demand for products is increasing. During this period, developing US companies are ready to meet the domestic and foreign demand of products, considering the collapse of foreign competitors such as Japan and Germany.

In the 1960 's, American consumerism and commercialism occupied the whole country. Economic growth is incredible, and all Americans are purchasing new cars and credits. Every day Americans killed ads through radio, television, and huge billboards. Popular influences such as Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley etc. are everywhere. Warhol responded to advertisements and popular characters' attacks by showing these trends in his artwork. Through the guidance of American pop culture, he created a new art genre, pop art. Pop art is popular and even overlooked even if it is aesthetic, excessively commercial, sensational, and even vulgar, but it is a powerful provocator of the historical art movement, which stimulates the future of art It is (7).