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The s was a decade of the Gregorian calendar that began on 1 January , and ended on 31 December The term "s" also refers to an era.
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• Sex, Drugs, Rock 'N Roll
• The Sixties
• Sixties Project: SIXTIES-L Definition of the Sixties
• Symposium on priesthood “renews” failed revolution of the Sixties and Seventies

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The Nineties The s History and popular culture from the 's is examined. An in depth documentary of all aspects of life in the s. The '90s: The Last Great Decade? TV Mini-Series The Movies A look at the history of movies and their impact on our culture. Documentary Comedy History. Stars: Kliph Nesteroff, Robert B.

Weide, Elayne Boosler. The Untold History of the United States — By the early s, teenagers were already significantly different to those of a decade ago. One of the biggest, defining aspects of the s was music. The Beatles are an excellent example of how music influenced the lives of young Britons.

Young people began to stand up for their beliefs and their individuality. Recreational drugs were also synonymous with the Sixties and became more commonly used in the latter part of the decade. Images of the Woodstock festival show people high on marijuana and LSD, dancing in fields with paint on their face and their hair flowing free.

It was very difficult for anyone in show business to avoid becoming involved in drugs in some way and as easily influenced young people looking for fun, many were encouraged to follow their idols and take hallucinogenic drugs. The effects of these drugs were also reflected in psychedelic art and films, bringing new, vibrant and exciting colours and patterns to the forefront.

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People began to challenge and question authority, something that would have been unheard of a decade ago. Profumo denied the affair but later admitted that he had lied to the House of Commons and resigned. The traditional deference to figures of authority was now gradually being replaced by suspicion and mistrust.

Fashion in the decade mirrored many of the social changes of the Sixties. Mary Quant became famous for popularising the mini skirt which became the epitome of s fashion. Her fashion designs used simple geometric shapes and colours which gave women a new kind of femininity. Women were free to wear more playful, youthful clothes that would have seemed outrageous ten years before.

By the late Sixties, psychedelic prints and vibrant colours began appearing on clothes as the hippie movement gathered pace. Feminism began to become a more influential ideology as more jobs became available to young women in the Sixties. This allowed them to move away from home and become more independent. The contraceptive pill became legalised for all women in and gave them the opportunity to broaden their hopes and dreams far beyond motherhood and marriage.

This action resulted in the passing of the Equal Pay Act of Furthermore, women were becoming increasingly involved in politics. For example, in , Barbara Castle became the first and only woman to be appointed First Secretary of State and women began finding a voice in society and the running of the country. Technological advancements of the s drastically changed how people spent their leisure time. The increase in employment in factories and increase in money allowed people to spend more on leisure activities.

Colour television and pocket transistor radios allowed people to spend their free time listening to music and watching TV. Every teenager owned a transistor radio allowing them to listen to pop music on the move. The microwave oven shortened the amount of time women spent in the kitchen, further allowing them more freedom and time to enjoy themselves. By the end of the decade, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin achieved the impossible by becoming the first men on the moon in