Culture in the 1950s surrounded how things looked and how one wanted to be perceived. ... At the center of the hobby craze was the fact that Americans wanted to be creative but also wanted to do it in as little time and with as little effort as possible: hence the popularity of hobby kits. ... Artists such as Grandma Moses assured the American public that "anyone can paint if they want to." ... Creating a dish became equated with creating a colorful work of art, such as a bright Jell-O mold or a beautiful Chiffon Cake. ... The 1950s were the heyday of the family car and advertising and drast...

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The teacher said, "I want you to recognize that this jar represents your life." ... He wanted to destroy what the narrator valued most, his possessions. ... Throughout the movie all they wanted to do is destroy. ... We learn from advertising how to dress, what hair and make-up styles are fashionable, what bands are playing the coolest music, and more. Which means advertising leads society. ...

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(pg. 431-432) Due to the fact that many of us want to know what our neighbors or a celebrity is doing, news media targets a specific group and relays the "news " to them. ... As companies began to merge with each other, the head company would be able to market a product or more by advertising it through the radio, television, or internet. ... One of their products therefore creates an opportunity for even more endless products. ... Since many people want to know what other people such as celebrities are doing; companies like MetroNews try to give specialized information to a certain group of p...

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Because of these and many other factors, efforts to create a global village, many people have increased the confusion of nationalism. ... If you want to see the capital, the globalization of goods, the free flow of labor and services all over the world, by a very large business company, it has a huge control world economy, beyond national boundaries. ... For example, after World War II, the United States worried about the rise of communism, to encourage and support the interests of film advertising and effective capitalism in the global scope of the United States of America's dream. ...

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This does not mean that managers in the American culture do not make use of groups rather it means that they try to create an environment for competition rather than cooperation among the employees. ... If you want customer service you have to get it. ... America is also a drinking nation whereby distributors are many and are competing strongly from advertising to event holding. ...

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History of culture were not as globalized in the early age as they are now and it was creating a specific culture and definition of what truly is beautiful at the specific culture. ... Is it coincidence, one might ask, that the images of fashion and advertising bear a striking resemblance to the men who populate the "high art" of Mapplethorpe?... Women and men wanted to become more fair so that they would be able to "..exercised their ability to function as consumer citizens, manufacturers and advertisers built upon prevailing beauty aesthetics among whites and on a black intra-racial beauty ...

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KFC has found long ago that Chinese people want the site down and eat with utensils or perhaps Western sticks instead of just having a simple fast- sustenance and return to work (Chinaabout, 2013). 3.2 KFC′s overall marketing strategies The original items of KFC are chicken with homemade side plates, wraps, plates of mixed greens and burgers. ...

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