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Key Concepts |
Pop Music | Great Britain |
Social Protest |
Time period |
Related Terms |
Particular band Musical era/style (ex. punk)
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United Kingdom
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Protest anti-Capitalism Nuclear disarmament
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1970s
Maybe political era in Britain, ex. Thatcher Government |
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