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<span>It had a huge political, social and economic impact on the country as it split the Democratic Party and people were now more suspicious of government. </span>
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I believe it is this; dying visions typically follow a very similar three-step pattern.
The reason that Rock and Roll was so appealing was that it made people feel free of the bonds that forced conformity on them.
<h3>Life in the 1950s</h3>
- Was very conservative such that some things could not be discussed or engaged in openly.
- Society had expectations of people and those who didn't fit were labeled outsiders.
Many were disillusioned with this society especially the young. When Rock and Roll came with its controversial style, it represented the freedom these people wanted and so it gained popularity.
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The Portuguese traders António da mota and Fransisco Zeimoto
When agriculture began, the early people farmed, and soon got a surplus of food. This surplus of food meant that not everyone had to farm, and that led to specialized jobs. Specialized jobs led to trade which led to economy, a major key point in a civilization.
