11.The 1950s saw the rise of consumer culture in the United States, as Americans began to embrace a new era of abundance and materialism.

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advertising
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consumerism
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plannedobsolescence
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massproduction
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assemblyline
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fordism
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postwarprosperity
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shoppingmalls
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creditcards
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installmentplans
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departmentstores
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appliancestores
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brandnames
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popularbrands
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cocacola
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pepsi
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kelloggs
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generalmotors
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generalelectric
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ibm