From millennials to the greatest generation

Updated 5:30 PM ET, Tue January 6, 2015

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From millennials to the greatest generation – Many Millennials love "The Daily Show," previously hosted by Jon Stewart.

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Photos: From millennials to the greatest generation

From millennials to the greatest generation – For generation X, Kurt Cobain of Nirvana was a cultural icon.

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Steve Jobs with a new LISA computer during a press preview in 1983. Baby boomers like to claim this visionary for their own.

Photos: From millennials to the greatest generation

From millennials to the greatest generation – Steve Jobs with a new LISA computer during a press preview in 1983. Baby boomers like to claim this visionary for their own.

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On November 30, 1965, about 20,000 marchers protested in Washington against American involvement in the Vietnam War. Those who were born in 1945 were on the tail end of the "greatest generation," and some participated in anti-war rallies in their youth.

Photos: From millennials to the greatest generation

From millennials to the greatest generation – On November 30, 1965, about 20,000 marchers protested in Washington against American involvement in the Vietnam War. Those who were born in 1945 were on the tail end of the "greatest generation," and some participated in anti-war rallies in their youth.

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