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C Culture TkoLifein theUKSHiKaina3960sMUSIC & DANCEMusic was very important to teenagers in the 1960s. They were crazyabout music and they listened to their favourite rock and roll bands,like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, on the new radio station, BBCRadio 1. Young people also enjoyed dancing in the '60s. Theywore the latest fashions at the dance halls and danced allnight longFASHIONThe 1960s fashion fads were cheap and colourful.Teenagers made their own clothes. Girls wore shortminiskirts and tall boots. A lot of people were shocked whenlong hair became fashionable for boys. The colourful, floral printsof the 'hippy' style were also popular.FILMS & TELEVISIONSpy films and TV shows, like James Bond and The Avengers, werelhits in the cinema and on TV. Most peoplehad a television at home in the '60s.Programmes like Top of the Pops, whichshowed livepop music, were the craze. In1969, families all over the UK watchedNeil Armstrong walk on the moon! Перевод пжжжжжжж​

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первые строки я не понял

начинаю с music was very important....

музыка была очень важной частью жизни подростков из 60-ых. Он сходили с ума от музыки и слушали свои группы в жанре Рок'н'Ролл, такие как The Beatles или же The Rolling Stones на новой радиостанции, BBC

Радио 1. Молодежь также увлекалась танцами в 60-ых. Они одевали одежду последнего риска моды и танцевали всю ночь.

МОДА

Тогда модная одежда была цветной и дешевой. Подростки шили собственную одежду. Девушки одевали мини юбки и длинные ботинки. Много кто был ошеломлён, когда длинные волосы стали модными для парней. Одежду в стиле хиппи не обходили стороной.

ФИЛЬМЫ И ТЕЛЕВИДЕНИЕ

Шпионские фильмы и ТВ Шоу вроде Джеймса Бонда и Мстителей были хитами телевидения в шестидесятых. Каналы в формате МТВ были чумовыми для того времени. В 1969 вся Англия смотрела как Нил Армстронг ходил на луне!

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