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This 6-page paper examines the influences of happenings in the 1960s, and their impact on today. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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is a highly personal paper, however, the following is a model of how such a paper could be written. Introduction In 1964, Lyndon
B. Johnson was elected President of the United States, solidifying a position that became his by accident with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy less than a year before.
Not so coincidentally, 1964 was also the year I was born. My parents were immigrants from Puerto Rico, who raised me in New York City.
To suggest I was a child of the 60s is somewhat misleading - certainly I was BORN in the 1960s, but I dont remember much about it. However,
what my parents, and our country, went through during that decade did end up having a large impact on my overall life and career choices. The 1960s and My
Personal Life Id have to say the two main issues that impacted by life personally were birth control and feminism. Both allowed me
to pursue a career and to have a child on my own terms. The use of birth control, of course, had some
consequences, especially in my family. In my parents generation, the woman became "of age," married, and had a family. The man, on the other hand, was responsible for going out
and earning a living. The idea of birth control, however, meant that I could put off having a child until I was ready to do so; to find the right
man to marry and settle down. I wasnt considered an "old maid" in my late 20s by any stretch of the imagination as my mother might have been considered. Though
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