chapter 7 Flashcards
(46 cards)
what was the growth of TV licenses from 1960 to 1975
7 million
10 million to 17 million
how many people had a television in their home by 1971
91%
what were some reasons tv ownership could expand so much
funding went from radio to tv
advertisers expanded to tv
why did radios survive as a form of media?
portable radios with headphones/batteries could be used by teenagers
music stations played music for youths
what were the three tv stations and when did they launch
ITV - 1955
BBC1 - 1964
BBC2 - 1967
When did The Sun come out
1964
what did the TV do for leisure activities
a rise in DIY hobbies - gardening, crafts, cooking etc had tutorial programmes
live theatre shrank
what did car journey usage rise to
77% of journeys in 1974
what did the increase of production do for hobbies
shopping became its own leisure activity
when did britannia airways begin
1964
what did this do for the middle class
allowed travel to mediterranian areas/ package holidays
when was the moon landing
1969
why did scientific development happen so quickly
labour gov had made it a key aim to modernise
two examples of scientific development
concorde aircraft
post office tower 1965 to improve telecommunications
what did the removal of theatrical censorship allow
nudity on stage
what book did betty friedan publish
the feminine mystique
1963
argued women are unfulfilled with restrictive lives
what was the general perception of women still
childminders, home managers
many left school at the minimum age
working women were selfish
what was the family planning act 1967
allowed contraceptive provision/advice
illegitimate births rose to 8.2% in 1970
what were the demands of second wave feminism
equal pay
free contraception/abortion
equal education/job oppurtunities
free 24-hour childcare
what feminist establishment was created
national women’s liberation conference
1970
how would you define the 1960s for women
evolution, not revolution
what created the fear of permissive society
decline of moral standards, contraception, enactment of liberal legislation
teen media discussing taboo subjects
rising no. of stds
who was mary whitehouse
conservative protestor against many liberal social movements and permissive society
what negative movements came with the ‘hippy lifestyle’
drug culture
use of LSD, heroin & cocaine increased
musicians somewhat promoted these choices