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The groovy 1970s

Kasey Barger, Gabrielle Yarbrough, Noah Canant, and Madison Sullivan. The groovy 1970s. Pop Culture. Lava lamps and smiley face stickers were sold throughout the 1970s. They indicated the “disco” theme. The Brady Bunch became a popular show. Levis were popular. These are designer jeans.

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The groovy 1970s

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  1. Kasey Barger, Gabrielle Yarbrough, Noah Canant, and Madison Sullivan The groovy 1970s

  2. Pop Culture • Lava lamps and smiley face stickers were sold throughout the 1970s. They indicated the “disco” theme. • The Brady Bunch became a popular show. • Levis were popular. These are designer jeans. • The movie Star Trek was popular, but also the characteristics of the film.

  3. Pop Culture

  4. National Headlines • April 14, 1971, there was a huge anti war march held in Washington. • During the protest at Kent State University, 4 students were killed and 9 students were wounded by the National Guard. • May 17, 1972, the Watergate Scandal became the top news broadcast in the U.S. • In 1975, South Vietnam failed to North Vietnam becoming communist. • Andrew Young and Shirley Chisholm became the first African Americans in the House of Representatives. • In 1972, George McGovern, governor of Dakota, was shot five times while campaigning for president. • Also in 1972, Governor George Wallace was shot and paralyzed while campaigning in the presidential election.

  5. International Headlines • At the Olympics in the 1970s, terrorists killed 7 individuals. • The Iran Oil Crisis impacted the entire world. • In England, a baby was delivered using the first test tube. • Iran was finally recognized as a nation. • Vietnam troops came home after South Vietnam failed to North Vietnam spreading communist.

  6. Natural Disasters • The coldest winter was reported in 1977. There were blizzards across the northeastern part of the U.S. • In the 1970s, individuals learned more about earth and established the national holiday “Earth Day”. • In September of 1975, Hurricane Eloise hit the southern states. President Ford announced Florida as a major disaster area. • Hurricane Bob and Hurricane David hit in the year of 1979.

  7. Technology • By 1972, the United States launched Apollo ad it landed on the moon. • By 1973, Atari introduced the first reasonable T.V. game. • By the end of the 70s, engineers had invented tools to help detect and diagnose health problems. • RV’s became very popular. Many families invested in RV’s, and they used them for transportation and housing. • In 1973, the first sky lab was invented. • The Walkman, VCR, microwave oven, and 8-track tapes were invented during the 1970s.They were all successful inventions.

  8. Music • In the 1970s, music changed drastically. The new tune was known as “Rock and Roll”. • This new tune of music influence the decade with the disco theme. • Popular artist: • Led Zeplin, Areosmith, the Bee Gees, Alice Cooper, Michael Jackson, Bob Marley, and the Electric Light Orchestra

  9. Music

  10. Entertainment • There were many clubs that opened during the seventies, which revolved around the disco theme. • Sitcoms were watched in the majority of Americans homes. • Americans also went to movie theaters for entertainment.

  11. Transportation • Many families used RVs to travel during vacations. • In northern cities, cabs were used frequently. • The Chevy Vega and Ford Pinto were designed to help reduce the use of gas.

  12. Literature • Many books in the 1970s revolved around the theme of man’s alienation for their spiritual roots. • There were many authors such as, Joyce Carol Oats, Kurt Vonneegut, and Rod McKuen. • One of the strongest authors known as Toni Morrison symbolized her African American culture.

  13. Changing Roles In Individuals

  14. Fashion

  15. Women’s Fashion • Women continued to exposed their bodies in the 1970s. • Many women wore ankle length dresses, bell bottoms, baggy pants, knitted shorts and micro-mini skirts. • Button down shirts and vest became popular. They were bright in color. Many women had a tie in the front of the shirt showing their stomach • Women usually wore high calf muscles boots or high heels. • Accessories became popular. Typically mood rings, peace earrings, neck ties,head bans and beaded necklaces. • Women’s hair was typically worn down with a braid on the side or afros.

  16. Men’s Fashion • Men wore their hair shoulder length. • They usually wore bellbottoms with colorful patches. • Platform shoes became extremely popular for men. • Leisure suits wore worn typically everyday for men. • Button down shirts were also popular.

  17. Sports • Once President Nixon established peace between the U.S and China, the Ping Pong team was established. • Many athletes flourished during the 1970s. • Hank Aaron topped Babe Ruth’s record. • Martina Navrotilova went pro in tennis. She became famous, and won 43 to 37 with her rivalry Chris Evert.

  18. Communication • Many people communicated in the form of protests. • The telephone was used, but the radio was the main source of communication.

  19. Scientific Inventions • The floppy disc was invented by Alan Shugart. • The laser and ink-jet printer was designed. • The word processor for the computer. • The food processor was also invented.

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