Were hippies conformists or nonconformists? Discuss your answer by considering how hippies were different yet similar to the youth of their parents’ generation.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

How were hippies different from the generation before them?

Answer 3

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Their parents were more conservative; women generally wore skirts. Their parents didn't usually take drugs or protest social injustices.

Answer 4

Although hippies consider their selves nonconformists, they can be classified as conformists because they are a large group of people who all take part in the same act. Hippies became a popular group in the 60’s, which manly teenagers or young adults were in hippie groups. Meaning that the past generation or their parents were born between in the late 20’s to the mid 30’s. In that time the things were simply different, go to school, graduate, get married, work, have a family, etc. But in the next generation things changed, Teenagers would drop out of school to join hippie movements. They would typically not work. One hippies had in common with their parent’s generation is that they both wanted all war to end and peace.

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