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1.
1940'S CULTURE
BY: ZAC & CORINNA
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Craig Sunter *Click-64*
2.
WOMEN'S CLOTHES
Typically modeled after the utility clothes produced during the war
Squared shoulders, narrow hips and skirts ended below the knee
Tailored suits were also popular
Pants (slacks) gained popularity
Teenage girls began to wear sweaters, knee-length skirts and bobby socks
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| El Caganer
3.
MEN'S CLOTHES
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phlubdr
4.
FEMALE CELEBRITIES
Marilyn Monroe- actress and model
Elizabeth Taylor- actress played in Jane Eyre (1943)
Shirley Temple- child actress
Photo by
Ludie Cochrane
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MALE CELEBRITIES
6.
FEMALE ARTIST
Dinah Shores
Began singing on the radio station WNCW
Became a vocalist on NBC radio program
First major hit " Yes, My Darling Daughter"
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FEMALE ARTIST CONT...
Kay Starr
At, 15 she sang with the Joe Venuti orchestra
Sang with the Charlie Barnet's band
Hits- " You Were Only Foolin", " While I Was Falling in Love"
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MALE ARTIST
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EDUCATION
Education became more standardized, professional and national
Community colleges took on the role of trade schools, and 2 year degree programs increased
Teachers were paid exceedingly low, and an estimated 100,00 left teaching for better jobs
Following the war, congress passed the GI bill of rights
Schools were segregated, they were separate but not equal
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eriwst
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TECHNOLOGY
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x-ray delta one
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WARS
World War II (1939-1945)
U.S. Entered the war after the attack on Pearl Harbor (Dec. 7, 1941)
U.S. Bobs Hiroshima and Nagasaki Aug. 6, 1945 causes Japan to surrender
War officially ends Sept. 2, 1945
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bebouchard
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