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Social Classes of The 1960's

Greasers

Socs

Social Classes (cont.)

  • greasers were a youth subculture
  • originated in the 1950s among teens in the 1950s
  • created in northeastern and southern United States
  • name greaser came from there greased-back hairstyle
  • what the greasers wear white t-shirts, baseball shirts, and bowling shirts but most of them wear leather jackets
  • common greaser footwear would be motorcycle boots, harness boots, or engineer boots
  • some hairstyles are the ducks tail and another that is more combed back would be the folsom style

4) Strategy of Promulgation

  • trying to win public support
  • make posters, handbills, etc.

5) Strategy of Petition of The Establishment

  • all persuasion
  • used solid and ethical persuasive tactics

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Different Social Classes

Bibliography

Socs

Greasers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greaser_(subculture)

  • Candace Luong
  • Ethan Gross
  • Oriana

Social Classes: www.uta.edu

Socs: http://www.studymode.com/essays/Diff-Between-Socs-And-Greasers-663896.html

  • the "rich" kids
  • always wanting to pick fights with the greasers
  • drove Corvettes and Mustangs
  • wore madras
  • a rich gang

1) Strategy of Gandhi

  • non-violent resistance
  • very symbolic

2) Strategy of Guerilla

  • physical destruction
  • aggressive behavior

3) Strategy of Non-Violent Resistance

  • Ex: Martin Luther King Jr., Gandhi, etc.

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