youth culture includes interests and activities of young people. most young people follow some kind of youth culture it`s a way for them to express their individuality.
Hippies wear simple clothes, blue jeans, open sandals and grow their hair very long. they often live together in large communities, sharing their possessions. Skinheads are racist, violent and proud of that fact. the "unifirm" wear by most of them consisted of trousers that are too short, enormous boots and bracelets. the are more influence by footballl than by music, thus cause trouble at football matches. the word Punk derives from American English and is often use to describe someone who is immoral or worthless. they sing songs about anarchy, destruction and upset many people by using bad language on television and by insulting the Queen. Punks` clothes show a rejection of cconventional styles of dress. their music is long, fast and tuneless.
youth culture has come a long way, it has become completely international. teenagers all over the world are interested in environment, peace, famine pop and politics, fashion and styles, drugs like real and serious member of the society and we say " future belongs to young". As for me, I do not like any of these subculture, so I do not belong to any of them. I have my own view.
There are many outstanding people in Great Britain. Britain produced statesmen, thinkers, explorers, musicians, writers, scientists and other people who are well known around the world.
Isaac Newton one of the greatest men in the history of science was born in a little village in the middle of the 17th century. He studded math at Cambridge University. Newton's contribution to physics astronomy and math is so great that, he may be considered the founder of the mordent mathematics and physics. He discovered the law of motion and the universal law of gravitation. He studded the nature of light and colour and came to the conclusion that white colour consists of many different colours known as spectrum. He died when he was 84 and was burred at Westminster Abbey.
Charles Darwin was born in the beginning of the 19th century. He was a great biologist. He created a new theory of evolution. Once there were only simple organisms living in the seas, hundreds millions of years they have developed to produce all the different kind animals and plants we knew today.
Michael Faraday was born at the end of the 17th century. He was interested in electricity very much and spent long months studding this strange force. He discovered that electricity passed from the magnet to the wires and cowbell become a strong electric current. So he opened many laws of electricity and magnetism.
Lord Rutherford the great pioneer of nuclear physics received the Nobel Prize in 1908 for his investigations into decay of elements chemistry of radiated substances.
Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1929.