The song, How About a Cheer for the Navy by Irving Berlin, portrays democracy because it represents how the media praised The Navy. The lyrics of the song tells listeners and readers that The Navy is strong; the song represents patriotism, strength, and importance of the navy in the second world war. The lyrics of the patriotic song gives the people of America hope that The Navy is strong and will fight for them. The soldiers who sang, “How about a Cheer for the Navy”, believe that William Knox, the secretary of The Navy, deserves as much respect as Henry Stimson, the secretary of War. The song was selected because it shows that navy should have the same credit as the army. This ties to democracy because both the army and the navy has a leader.
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It displays the boys checking out a girl like a piece of meat. This relates to rebellion because of teenagers before the fifties had manners and took life seriously and not playfully. “gentlemen”. They were suppose to take life more seriously because teenage boys were either sent to join the military or to get a job to support the family. Women in the other hand were taught how to raise their family when they become a mother. Teeangers before the 1950s were taken more seriosuly than the teenagers in the 1950’s.
60’s
Equalityy
The song, “I Want to Hold Your Hand” shows equality in many ways. The lyrics of The Beatles show that every teenager should be able to have a young love life that will blossom in the spring. It always depicts that teenagers should not hide their true feelings and that they have the should have the same type of equality as adults. The song is connected to equality because of its true intentions to connect to teenagers and the world. The song 's upbeat tempo brings peace which will outcome in equality. The Beatles is a great representative of the song because their popularity in the 1960’s increased.
In the …show more content…
It displays the boys checking out a girl like a piece of meat. This relates to rebellion because of teenagers before the fifties had manners and took life seriously and not playfully. “gentlemen”. They were suppose to take life more seriously because teenage boys were either sent to join the military or to get a job to support the family. Women in the other hand were taught how to raise their family when they become a mother. Teeangers before the 1950s were taken more seriosuly than the teenagers in the 1950’s.
60’s
Equalityy
The song, “I Want to Hold Your Hand” shows equality in many ways. The lyrics of The Beatles show that every teenager should be able to have a young love life that will blossom in the spring. It always depicts that teenagers should not hide their true feelings and that they have the should have the same type of equality as adults. The song is connected to equality because of its true intentions to connect to teenagers and the world. The song 's upbeat tempo brings peace which will outcome in equality. The Beatles is a great representative of the song because their popularity in the 1960’s increased.