In what way did television greatly impact culture in the 1960s and 1970s?
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Its popularity made radios obsolete.
It ended social and political strife by promoting unity.
It led to a lack of interest in social issues and concerns because more and
more people stayed home to watch television rather than become involved
in causes relevant to the time period.
It created greater social awareness-and many times divisions-as people
were able to witness things like civil rights protests, the Vietnam War, and
the Watergate scandal firsthand from their own living rooms.