discuss the impact of the Baby Boom. How did this boom fuel rock-n-roll and the youth culture of the 1950’s?

The Baby Boom was a period of American history after World War II. During these period, many couples had babies due to the improved economy of the country. It was also the time period during which suburban areas developed. These areas were mostly occupied by young families. The baby boom was significant because it meant that during the 1950s and 1960s, there was a large number of young people who were able to set trends, influence politics and develop a "youth culture" that had not been seen in previous decades.

ogorwyne ogorwyne · Answer 2 · 2022-02-07T13:43:00+01:00

The baby boom was a period that was marked by the birth of a lot of babies more than what had been seen before in the US.

The factors responsible for the boom

An improved and better US economy
The return of the soldiers after the war.

The boom caused the youth culture to fuel rock and roll due to the fact that the teeming youths were a great number of the population and they sought for ways to do things differently.