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The document summarizes four generations: the Silent Generation born 1925-1942 who lived through the Great Depression and World War II and valued discipline and hard work; the Baby Boomers born 1945-1964 who experienced major social changes in the 1960s like the Vietnam War, women's rights movement, and Woodstock; Generation X born 1961-1981 who saw increased divorce and technology issues and valued pragmatism; and Generation Y born 1977-2003 who grew up with new technologies and a globalized world and are highly motivated and comfortable with change.
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Generations
- 1. Generations
- 5. World War II
- 8. Anne Frank
- 9. Automobile
- 12. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
- 14. Generations Baby Boomers 1945-1964 79 million babies (30 % of population) Every 7.5 seconds a boomer turns 50
- 15. Vietnam War
- 17. Sputnik - first satellite
- 18. First Man on the Moon
- 20. Woodstock
- 21. Beatles
- 22. Civil Rights - Martin Luther King
- 24. Elvis Presley
- 25. Calculator
- 33. Contraception
- 36. Latch Key Kids
- 37. New idea of work week
- 38. Music
- 40. Punk Rock
- 41. Rubix Cube
- 47. SARS
- 48. Bird Flu
- 49. Anti-depressants
- 50. Ecstasy
- 51. Music
- 52. Pokemon
- 53. Technology