American Popular Culture Through History

Imprint: Greenwood Press

The American Popular Culture Through History series presents sixteen volumes that serve as cultural time capsules sent from the American people. Popular culture is defined as the culture of the people, and each volume examines the entertainments, diversions, icons, and rituals that show how American attitudes, behavior, beliefs, customs, and tastes have changed from decade to decade and from era to era. At the same time, readers of this series will learn how elements of popular culture actually changed its creators-the American people. Each volume has chapters on:

Advertising

Architecture

Everyday America

Fads, Games, Hobbies, Sports & Toys

Fashion

Food

Literature

Music

Performing Arts

Travel

Visual Arts

The World of Youth

Back matter includes:

Bibliographies divided by chapter

Timelines of significant cultural events

An appendix of cost comparisons for everyday products

Editor(s): Ray Browne

Active: Yes

Title	Publication
The 1970s	1/30/2007
The 1980s	12/30/2006
The Revolutionary War Era	12/30/2004
The Gilded Age	6/30/2004
The Antebellum Period	6/30/2004
The 1950s	4/30/2004
The 1940s	4/30/2004
The 1920s	3/30/2004
The 1990s	12/30/2003
The Civil War and Reconstruction	6/30/2003
The 1960s	5/30/2003
The 1930s	10/30/2002
Westward Expansion	6/30/2002
The New Nation	6/30/2002
The 1900s	5/30/2002
The 1910s	4/30/2002

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