The theme my group chose is Music of the 1970’s and 1980’s. We decided to split up this topic into music genres, impact on fashion, music in general, and technology. Some examples of music genres in the 70’s and 80’s are Punk and Hip Hop. These were very popular and had major influences on the fashion worn at that time. People in the 70’s would wear leather jackets, spiked collars, and have a Mohawk to demonstrate rebellion. Meanwhile during the 80’s the clothing of Hip Hop was sportswear and represented freedom. The technology changed quite a bit throughout the 70’s and 80’s. The main invention was the phonograph records. They were named by their size and rotational speed, “16⅔ rpm, "33⅓ rpm, "45 rpm, "78 rpm. The standard duration of a disk was around 4 minutes per side, but there was another type of disk, “long play” or “extended play.” These allowed the disk to hold up to 30 minutes and were generally larger. These disks were used for full albums. At the end of the 80’s the compact disk was invented and soon replaced all phonograph records.
Some things I would have done differently would be our box. We really didn’t have any other option, but I think it would’ve been cooler if we had some super creative idea like the evolution of fast food.
Some advice I would give to next year’s class would to choose a topic that you can easily find items to bring in. I think that’s a major reason why my group had so many items. I know some groups weren’t able to find many items so the topic definitely made a difference. As always don’t procrastinate even though everyone does, including myself.
A picture we took and used on our project. It was too big for us to bring
-Brett
Good job on the posting. It clearly explains how the items related with the project. It's also awesome how you guys were able to find a record or spiked collar.
ReplyDeleteAlso, about the advice for next year's students, I completely agree about the procrastinating part.
good job explaining the items in your project and how you talked about procrastinating.
ReplyDeletei would agree with the other comments you explained how the items related to the project
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