teenager
sammy asked:


For my history class, we have to interview someone who was a teenager in the 60s… I’ll be graded on the quality of my questions. The questions should cover things like pop culture, politics, economics, ect.

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Comments

rosieposie on 6 November, 2009 at 1:39 pm #

Did they go through segregation?

What was life like then compared to now?

Who was the “big star” in the 60′s?


mdogbite2005@sbcglobal.net on 7 November, 2009 at 11:40 pm #

what was your favorite drug? lol jk juss stuff about how the economy has raised since then and anything about the way people acted back then to now like i doubt in the 60′s thier was blacks walking around saggen and driven nice cars = ]


Victory on 10 November, 2009 at 11:27 pm #

Ask this:

At what age is a person an independent adult, who shouldn’t take help from his parents (then, people said 18; now, they say 30)?

You might also ask about underwear. It was a LOT different then.


clumsy on 13 November, 2009 at 3:05 am #

well you can ask what kind of things u do when u were a teenager? and then get more into that by the asnwers he or she gives you. Also how do u compare the life of a teenager then and now?


JS on 14 November, 2009 at 5:51 pm #

Ask about the big news events.
Ask about the slang they used.
Ask about what they used to do for fun.
Ask about fashions.
Ask about who was cool then? (celebs and such)
Ask about the prices of stuff compared to today.

That covers a majority of your topics.


Alex on 17 November, 2009 at 9:06 am #

What kind of music did you listen to before the Beatles arrived?
What were the most popular tv shows? What was your favorite?
Which movie star did you want to be like?
Did you ever read “Jonathan Livingston Seagull” or “Sisterhood is Powerful?”
Were you a member of SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) or other political group?
Were you a hippie? A feminist? An activist?
How did you feel when four students were shot and killed by the National Guard at Kent State University?
Were you for or against the war in Vietnam?
How much did a pair of jeans cost?
How did you manage without cell phones, iPods, and computers?
Were miniskirts allowed in your school?
Were gangs a problem?
Did your family have a bomb shelter?
Where were you, and what were you doing the day John Kennedy was assassinated?
Who were your heroes?
Did your mom have a paying job?