Events to Define the 60s/70s Generation
Places, People and Events that Shaped Our Lives
By Kim Remesch, published Jan 22, 2007
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Moreover, it occurred to me that the choices wouldn't involve just "generational" items. The items would change dramatically depending upon your geographic area and general socioeconomic groundings. So a person from the Midwest or San Francisco may not have the same things on his list.
I'm hoping people will get a chance to reflect on things from their past that helped form their personality and take on the world in general. Try to figure out a bit of the why or what made you think of it. It could be as simple as something you shared with friends on the corner when you 15.
FYI, I'm a white female from the Northeast USA, born in 1960 to middle class parents. My grandparents came to America on ships. My dad learned to speak English when he went to school at the hands of the local nuns. We lived in suburbia and were one of the first to put aluminum siding on our house. We replaced the black and white TV with a color one just in time for the Partridge Family.
Events to Define the 60s/70s Generation
Music, loud and lots of it, defined the '60s and '70s generation.
Credit: Beadings
Copyright: Morgue Files
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Takeaways
- Your outlook on life depends on what was happening in the world around you during your youth.
- Flower power, Woodstock, Watergate and wild clothing reflect my generational background.
- Where you live also has an impact on your future.
Did You Know?
Big earrings, big shoes, wide pants and big hats. Everything was big in the '60s to early '70s.
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