What Are The Traumatic Effects Of The 60s, 70s, And 80's

In The United States we been through the most traumatic effects and with these effects shape the Union that we live today. The 60s, 70s, and 80s were America's most accomplished decades of the 20th century. Through those centuries we The United States glory decades and where all of the significance effects took place. For instance we experience racism stopping, music industry changing each decade, and more. Our past is historical and it defines the true colors of United States of America.

To begin, the year of 1960s is where the rise of America started to begin. John F. Kennedy became president 1961 was a major turning point of America. When John F. Kennedy became president he knew the injustice going around the United States between African

Stating that if we continue to live the same way the world will be a worse people for our upcoming generations. John F. Kennedy death was tragic and it seem to move many white people and change their point of view. Another event that was extreme tragic that ended with death was Martin Luther King Jr. Martin Luther King began the peaceful movement and change humanity as we know it. His final speech was switch of changing our world. He prove to the world that violence never solve anything and that with his movement people would see that he isn’t a threat to society. His words inspire many people to change the world. With him we live in a society where blacks and white can unified together. He complete his will and John F. Kennedy as well. The 60s were the troubling years and turning point of America. The Vietnam War was insane after we finish World War 2. We enter the war with 190,000 men and we

We were unified country between blacks and white. Technology came around the 70s and slowly we advance. In 1976, Apple computer was 1st built by Steve Jobs. This helps us with things we couldn’t do. Working became a lot easier and research became easy. This help colleges, doctors, surgeons, to find information they never had before and expanding our minds as we know it. Another event that was very special during the 70s was television advertising the effects of cigarettes. On the day of January 2, 1971 the United States finally established the effects of cigarettes. After many people saw this, cigarettes were just a drug that kills people. The tobacco company loss lots of money after this. But this isn’t about the money but for our future generations and not trying drugs that will harm us and kill us in many ways. This promo was the change of teenager’s perspective of cigarettes. Throughout the 70s we had many positive ideas coming out. But when a sudden death of Elvis Presley many people were surprised. He suffered from a heart attack and many people were depressed. He was the inspiration to many people. He wrote songs that gave hope and optimistic goals for lifetime. I believed he was truly a heartwarming person who sung positively for everything. Although Elvis was a king of pop, one of newest person came name Michael Jackson who filled his place. He was very much similar to him and during the 70s he wrote a hit