This page provides a template you can use and two examples. Among the applications for the template that you might find useful are:
§ What happens after the change in immigration law in 1965 and what happens with the next generation of these immigrants?
§ What happens with the consumer society?
Decade> |
1920 |
1930 |
1940 |
1950 |
1960 |
1970 |
1980 |
1990 |
2000-2010 |
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Look at the chart and ask yourself:
1. When do the boomers consume goods and services, but not need a job?
2. When will there be a bubble of more students in the public schools?
3. When will they be teenagers and what do teenagers do?
4. When will they go to college and/or the age when Selective Service applies to them?
5. When will they need a job to be able to be able to support themselves—to be able to consume?
6. When will they have babies—and a mini-baby boom will start?
7. When do the boomers hit their 60s?
Decade> |
1920 |
1930 |
1940 |
1950 |
1960 |
1970 |
1980 |
1990 |
2000 |
If a baby boomer is born in 1945, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
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Born 1945 |
5 in 1950 10 in 1955 |
15 in 1960 20 in 1965 |
25 in 1970 30 in 1975 |
35 in 1980 40 in 1985 |
45 in 1990 50 in 1995 |
55 in 2000 60 in 2005 |
If a baby boomer is born in 1950, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
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Born 1950 5 in 1955 |
10 in 1960 15 in 1965 |
20 in 1970 25 in 1975 |
30 in 1980 35 in 1985 |
40 in 1990 45 in 1995 |
50 in 2000 55 in 2005 |
Reminders: The stock market crash hits in 1929; the Great Depression lasts for the next decade.
Look at the chart:
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The rows are for those who directly experienced how
quickly and how deeply an economy can fail.
The rows are for people who are at least 1 when the crash hits and up to 25
when it hits.
§ The shading shows the decade each age group becomes 60 within the decade.
Look at the chart and then look at the economic events that occur the decades after that shading? Does that tell you anything (including the value of learning history)?
Decade> |
1920 |
1930 |
1940 |
1950 |
1960 |
1970 |
1980 |
1990 |
2000 |
If a child is 25 in 1929, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
15 in 1929 |
26 in 1930 |
36 in 1940 |
46 in 1950 |
56 in 1960 |
66 in 1970 |
76 in 1980 |
86 in 1990 |
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If a child is 20 in 1929, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
20 in 1929 |
21 in 1930 |
31 in 1940 |
41 in 1950 |
51 in 1960 |
61 in 1970 |
71 in 1980 |
81 in 1990 |
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If a child is 15 in 1929, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
15 in 1929 |
16 in 1930 |
26 in 1940 |
36 in 1950 |
46 in 1960 |
56 in 1970 |
66 in 1980 |
76 in 1990 |
86 in 2000 |
If a child is 10 in 1929, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
10 in 1929 |
11 in 1930 |
21 in 1940 |
31 in 1950 |
41 in 1960 |
51 in 1970 |
61 in 1980 |
71 in 1990 |
81 in 2000 |
If a child is 5 in 1929, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
5 in 1929 |
6 in 1930 |
16 in 1940 |
26 in 1950 |
36 in 1960 |
46 in 1970 |
56 in 1980 |
66 in 1990 |
76 in 2000 |
If a child is born in 1929, how old will he or she be in each subsequent decade? |
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1 in 1930 |
11 in 1940 |
21 in 1950 |
31 in 1960 |
41 in 1970 |
51 in 1980 |
61 in 1990 |
71 in 2000 |
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