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What aspect of society did the counterculture of the 1960s reject? A. the new policies of President johnsons Great Society B. the changing roles of married American women C. the growing influence of non-western cultures in the United States D. the conventions of traditional American society
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D. the conventions of traditional American society
The counterculture of the 1960s rejected many aspects of traditional American society, including established norms, values, and conventions related to authority, consumerism, conformity, and social norms. This movement embraced alternative lifestyles, various forms of self-expression, and often a more liberal approach to issues such as civil rights, sexual freedom, and anti-war sentiments.
The counterculture of the 1960s rejected many aspects of traditional American society, including established norms, values, and conventions related to authority, consumerism, conformity, and social norms. This movement embraced alternative lifestyles, various forms of self-expression, and often a more liberal approach to issues such as civil rights, sexual freedom, and anti-war sentiments.