Theme 4 knowledge organiser - pop culture Flashcards

1
Q

Battle of the Somme … seen by … in first …

A

1916
20mil
6 weeks

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2
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1914 … cinemas, … by …

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3,000
5,000
1930

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3
Q

Introduction of ‘talkies’ …

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1928

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4
Q

… ‘picture palaces’ built to attract affluent mc

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Mid 1920s

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5
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1914 … all films in B made by B film companies, by … Fallen to …

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25%
1925
5%

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6
Q

Quota Act … Ensured … All films shown in B British, rose to … In …

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1927
7.5%
20%
1935

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7
Q

In Glasgow … Unemp pop watched film at least once a week during depression

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80%

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8
Q

In London unemp watched on average … Films per week

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2.6

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9
Q

B Film Industry produced … Films during WWII

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500

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10
Q

In Which We Serve … By … & Henry V by … Popular, foster patriotism

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1942
Noel Coward
Laurence Olivier

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11
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Let George Do It … Comic actor … Punching H

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1940
George Formby

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12
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The Gentle Sex … Explored social problems facing women during war & Millions Like Us … Examined harsh life wc

A

1943
1943

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13
Q

(WWII) people in North England attended cinema … More than South - more leisure activities & affluence

A

2x

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14
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1946 … 16-19 year olds attended cinema once a week, only … Over-60s

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69%
11%

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15
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By 1951 … Households had radio

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90%

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16
Q

BBC founded in … & Monopoly on radio broadcasting until …

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1922
1923?? FACT CHECK

17
Q

Historians … & … Argued BBC ‘functioned as an instrument of social control’

A

David Cardiff
Paddy Scannell

17
Q

BBC introduced … In … -> captured … Of … Daily listeners in …

A

the Light programme
1945
2/3
11mil
1945

18
Q

… Wrote patriotic songs e.g. …, paid … (… Now)

A

Ivor Novello
Keep the Home Fires Burning
£15,000
£1.5mil

19
Q

… Dance bands playing regularly in dance halls by …

A

20,000
1930

20
Q

B. Board of Film Censors (BBFC) established …, followed … Guideline, banned … Films

A

1912
‘Forty-three Rules’
140

21
Q

Saturday Night and Sunday Morning…

22
Q

Glam rock stars … & …, … & … Had huge impact on attitudes towards homosexuality

A

Marc Bolan
David Bowie
Elton John
Freddy Mercury

23
Q

… Most popular reggae album of 70s & included song

A

Dread Beat an’ Blood
1978
All Wi Doin’ Is Defendin’

23
Q

Up the Junction … = Scenes of abortion, Cathy Come Home … = Homelessness

24
Q

Are You Being Served? … helped change attitudes towards homosexuality

25
Q

Only … Pop owned TV -> … By …, … By …

A

4%
40%
1955
80%
1960

26
Q

Obscene Publications Act … & Theatres Act … Relaxed censorship

27
Q

Punk bands e.g. …, …, …

A

Sex Pistols
The Clash
The Buzzcocks

28
Q

A Clockwork Orange.. reflected increasing crime rate (… To … By 70s)

A

1971
1mil
2mil

29
Q

Unemp increasing from … In 1957 to … In …

A

382,000
878,000
1964

30
Q

Coronation Street had … Viewers

31
Q

Till Death Do Us Part featured racist …

A

Alf Garnett

33
Q

70s regarded as decade of playing it safe = classic comedy - …, …, … Leading shows

A

Morecambe & Wise
Dad’s Army
Fawlty Towers

34
Q

By 1979 people watched average … TV per week in summer and … In winter

A

16 hours
20 hours

35
Q

… Coronation Queen Elizabeth II broadcast live to …

A

1953
Over 8mil

36
Q

TV licences doubled to …