People usually think of technology as the latest smart phone, but technology can include tons of different things, not involving computers one of those would be medication. Technology does not have to be strictly computers it can include almost anything, whether, it be dealing with medical issues, wars, almost anything can be classified into technology. It is crazy how scientists can create a pill and when you take it you are cured from whatever you were suffering from. Technology has come a long way from the first computer being a big box into laptops being as thin as a book, also houses being able to monitor themselves, such as lights, tv, air conditioning, and more. The science of technology has come a long ways from the 1980s and if the things that happened in that time era did not happen, we probably would not be where we are in the technology field today.
A lot of things were troubling in the early 1980s, such as the radical and countercultural movements, the Watergate scandal, and the Vietnam War. In the southeast and California population began explode after World War 2. People in the 1980s grew tired of paying higher taxes for the purpose of things that did not affect them, they were also growing tired of the problems …show more content…
This time was the age of the blockbuster. Movies like “Return of the Jedi,” “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “Beverly Hills Cop” and “E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial” appealed to people of all ages and made millions of dollars in the box office. Some films that were popular today that were popular in the 1980s are “The Breakfast Club,” “Some Kind of Wonderful” and “Pretty in Pink.” In the late 1980s, 60 percent of American television owners had cable service. The most popular network of all was MTV, which made its debut on August 1,
A lot of things were troubling in the early 1980s, such as the radical and countercultural movements, the Watergate scandal, and the Vietnam War. In the southeast and California population began explode after World War 2. People in the 1980s grew tired of paying higher taxes for the purpose of things that did not affect them, they were also growing tired of the problems …show more content…
This time was the age of the blockbuster. Movies like “Return of the Jedi,” “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “Beverly Hills Cop” and “E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial” appealed to people of all ages and made millions of dollars in the box office. Some films that were popular today that were popular in the 1980s are “The Breakfast Club,” “Some Kind of Wonderful” and “Pretty in Pink.” In the late 1980s, 60 percent of American television owners had cable service. The most popular network of all was MTV, which made its debut on August 1,