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Suleyman the Magnificent did live in the sixteenth century, but the next fact already doesn't check out: he was not a Safavid emperor (Safavids were ruling Iran, and Suleyman was the ruler of the Ottoman empire). The whole sentence is false.
Although this is a broad generalization, it is farily accurate. The 1950s were an incredible stable and thriving period for the US, as people returned from the war with higher spending power and nice suburban homes. The 60s brought a "counter culture" that tried to upset this norm.
