Wednesday, 21 October 2009

What was the main social development in the 1950s?

There are,
of course, many possible answers to this question.  One possible answer is that the main social
development during the 1950s was the development of a conformist, materialistic attitude towards
life.

The people who were of working age in the 1950s had lived
through...

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