During the 1950s, American teenagers: a. declined in number within the general population. b. were prohibited from reading any comic books. c. voted in significant numbers. d. were not viewed as a distinct population group. e. increased in number and were often perceived to be alienated.

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Maryjane Kent

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22 November, 09:32

During the 1950s, American teenagers: a. declined in number within the general population. b. were prohibited from reading any comic books. c. voted in significant numbers. d. were not viewed as a distinct population group. e. increased in number and were often perceived to be alienated.

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Albert Cline · Answer 1

The answer is letter C.

Explanation: In 1950 American society felt a sense of uniformity pervaded.

The conformity was normal, young and old people followed group norms rather than striking out on their own.

Men and women had been forced into new employment during World War II, but the war was over, and the traditional roles were reaffirmed.

The "American Dream" was not a dream anymore, it was a reality.