3.21 British Culture and Society in the 1970s (Youth and Culture) Flashcards

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What major British bands were there by the mid-1970s?

A

Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Rolling Stones

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What was Glam Rock?

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Bowie and Queen

Combined theatricals, glitter and androgyny

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3
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Which band was a famous punk band?

A

Sex Pistols

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What was the punk style?

A

Unisex
Incorporating leather, torn clothing, safety pins, swastikas, zips, clips, studs, chains, and brightly dyed spiked hair

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Which fashion designer helped to influence the punk image?

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Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren

They opened a boutique called Sex

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What was indicative of a punk concert?

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Performers and audiences spat at each other and there were violent scuffles

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What was the punk philosophy?

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Nihilistic

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Why did punk create a moral panic?

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It was anti-social behaviour
Local authorities banned performances

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9
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Which band swore live on TV?

A

Sex Pistols

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10
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What headline did the Sex Pistols inspire?

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The Filth and the Fury

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11
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What did the Sex Pistols sing during the Silver Jubilee?

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God Save the Queen (their version - not the national anthem)

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12
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What ultimately stopped the Sex Pistols?

A

Sid Vicious had a heroin overdose

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13
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Give examples of women fronted punk bands

A

Siouxsie and the Banshees

The Slits

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What made punk more commercially viable and softened its image?

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Major record labels

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What were skinheads a reaction to?

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The long haired hippie movement of the 1960s

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16
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Who tended to adopt skinhead imagery?

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Members of groups like the National Front

17
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What was the skinhead ‘uniform’?

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Doc Marten boots, braces with check shirts - all developed from mod culture

18
Q

Which class did skinheads tend to be from?

A

Working class

19
Q

The skinheads later become the Rudies, what was their uniform?

A

Pork pie hats and growing their hair to a suede cut

20
Q

How did football hooliganism develop in the 1970s?

A

It became a worsening problem

21
Q

Give examples of football hooligan groups

A

Chelsea Headhunters

Newcastle Gremlins

Sunderland Seaburn Casuals

22
Q

Football hooliganism became known as the English ______

A

Disease

23
Q

What was the response when Man U were relegated in 1974?

A

The Red Army hooligan firm caused mayhem at grounds up and down the country

24
Q

What did a football hooligan supporting Bolton Wanderers do?

A

Stabbed a Blackpool fan to death

25
Q

How did football hooliganism impact ground safety?

A

Led to crowd segregation in football grounds

26
Q

What event was organised in 1976 with the Socialist Workers Party to fight racism?

A

Rock Against Racism

27
Q

Which multi racial bands expressed an anti-Thatcher manifesto between 1979 and 1982?

A

UB40 and The Specials

28
Q

The embracing of subcultures helped what kind of music become established in British culture?

A

Rap and reggae