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During the 1950s, many people conformed due to societal pressures and a strong emphasis on traditional values, stability, and consumerism following World War II. The rise of mass media, including television, promoted idealized images of family life and success, reinforcing a culture of conformity. Additionally, the fear of communism and social upheaval led individuals to adhere to conventional norms to avoid social ostracism or suspicion. This collective mindset fostered a sense of belonging but often stifled individuality and dissent.

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