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Social and cultural change: the expansion of the mass media; growth in leisure activities; the impact of scientific developments; the reduction in censorship; progress towards female equality; changes in moral attitudes; youth culture and the 'permissive society'; anti-Vietnam war riots; issues of immigration and race.
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The Sixties, 1964–1970
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The Sixties, 1964–1970
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Social and cultural change: the expansion of the mass media; growth in leisure activities; the impact of scientific developments; the reduction in censorship; progress towards female equality; changes in moral attitudes; youth culture and the 'permissive society'; anti-Vietnam war riots; issues of immigration and race
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Which of the following was a significant factor in the expansion of the mass media during the 1960s in Britain?
Direct answer
The introduction of colour television was a significant factor in the expansion of the mass media during the 1960s in Britain.
Key terms
- Mass Media: Various means of communication that reach large audiences, including television, radio, and print media, which expanded significantly in the 1960s.
- Youth Culture: The cultural practices, values, and interests of young people, which became prominent in the 1960s, characterized by music, fashion, and social movements.
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Overgeneralizing the impact of social changes: Acknowledge the complexity of social changes and the differing perspectives and reactions within society.
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