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Mass Culture and Family Life Chapter 19, Section 3

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Page 1: Mass Culture and Family Life Chapter 19, Section 3

Mass Culture and Family Life

Chapter 19, Section 3

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I. The Culture of Consumerism

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A. Americans Spend More1. Increased Family Income2. Easy Credit

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B. New Conveniences1. Supermarkets2. Home Appliances

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II. Family Life in the Fifties

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A. An Ideal Family1. Nuclear Family2. Women as homemakers

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B. Revolved Around Children1. Dr. Benjamin Spock

encouraged nurturing children2. Parents spend more money

on kids

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C. Religion1. Church attendance rose2. Dollar bill changed

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D. Medical Advances1. Antibiotics2. Increased lifespan

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III. Television Takes Center StageA. Programming reinforced ideal of the 1950’s familyB. Enforced Mass National Culture

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IV. Rock-and-Roll Shakes the NationA. African-American OriginsB. Audience Widens

1. Elvis Presley kicked off the craze with “Heartbreak Hotel”2. Symbol of American youth culture