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1960s Music

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Music and Movies

 

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Agnes G

 

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December 3, 2015

 

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University

 

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They also wore colorful tye-dye clothing and one of the biggest symbols to come out of the 1960s, the peace sign. Women also broke away from the conservative look of the 1950s by starting to wear mini skirts, more revealing tops, leather boots and fake eyelashes. Men wore paisley shirts, velvet trousers, "Regency Jackets" and they began to wear their hair long...
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Men wore paisley shirts, velvet trousers, "Regency Jackets" and they began to wear their hair long. The 1960s was a decade of "Experimentation." Many people began to experiment with drugs. While Marijuana was generally the drug of choice, it is not called the "gateway" drug for nothing. Cocaine and heroin also became very popular and for hippies who wanted to have mind altering experiences, they turned to mushrooms and acid for trips...
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