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in the 60s family's were very traditional and based off marriage. Children were very formal with parents.
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Men worked 9-5 jobs and supported their families. Women did house work.
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Friends were allowed to go anywhere they wanted to without the fear of anything bad happening.
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Television became very popular and families watched it together. This helped them spend more time with each other because TVs were only set up in the living room
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Children went out and played, but had to be back home at a certain time.
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Women were accepted into the work force, but there were discrimination against them.
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Family's became more mixed and the divorce rate became high. Women are more independent. Children and parent relationships are more comfortable and lenient.
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Friends go pretty much anywhere to hang out. More slang is used.
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People remain professional in the work place, but also make friends with their co-workers. Jobs are more relaxed and fun.
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Slang is used among both family and friends. Families tend not to eat dinner with each other, but instead in their rooms or other parts of the house. A lot of people talk to their parents like they're their friends.
