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The Counterculture Answers

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Which of the following are characteristics of a counterculture?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
opposed to mainstream values
B
made up mostly of young people
C
members of the same political party
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What values did the 1960s counterculture hold?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
obeying laws
B
free expression
C
communal living
D
questioning authority
E
respecting private property
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Read the following list and select the reasons why more and more Americans turned against the war.

A
The enemy was unclear.
B
The war was not publicized enough.
C
The goals of the war were uncertain.
D
The draft seemed unfair.
E
The war cost many lives.
F
The wealthy were disproportionately targeted by the draft.
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Resistance to the Vietnam War grew in the late 1960s. What explanation does the graph support for that growing resistance?

A
The United States did not send soldiers to Vietnam until the late 1960s.
B
The United States became more deeply involved in Vietnam in the late 1960s.
C
The United States’ involvement in Vietnam had not changed in the late 1960s.
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Why were people concerned that the draft was unfair?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
It disproportionately targeted poor people.
B
College students could receive an exemption.
C
Too many women were being drafted.
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Match each photo with the protest tactic it shows.

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Selection 1:sit-in
Selection 2:march
Selection 3:draft-card burning
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Select the groups that were examples of antiwar student movements during the 1960s.Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)
B
Berkeley Free Speech Movement
C
Harvard Society of Young Hawks
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Some counterculture ideas originally came from

A
Woodstock.
B
Beat writers.
C
World War II.
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Write two to three sentences that describe the relationship between the antiwar movement and the counterculture.

Answer:

The counterculture and the antiwar movement were closely related because they both shared many of the same members, particularly college students. Both groups opposed the Vietnam War and shared common beliefs regarding peace and social change. In many ways, the counterculture grew out of the activism found within the antiwar movement.

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opposed the Vietnam War.

Answer:

doves,Doves

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What role did student movements play in the counterculture, and why were they important?

A
They drew likeminded young people together to call for social change.
B
They balanced the destructive impact of the counterculture on college campuses.
C
They proved that only young people could be members of the counterculture.
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This photo best illustrates which hippie slogan?

A
peace and love
B
flower power
C
free love
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Which of these did you include in your response?

A
The counterculture grew out of the antiwar movement.
B
The counterculture and antiwar movement shared some of the same beliefs.
C
The counterculture and the antiwar movement both included many students.

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