It went from being an anti-war movement to embracing other ideas, such as gender and racial equality, too. It went from being an anti-war movement to embracing other ideas, such as gender and racial equality, too. The movement became divided as generations began to have different beliefs. The movement became divided as generations began to have different beliefs. It began as an anti-war movement, but anti-war sentiments began to decrease as the movement grew. It began as an anti-war movement, but anti-war sentiments began to decrease as the movement grew. As the movement grew, it began to align less with ideas on social equality.
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The statement that best explains how the counterculture movement evolved throughout the 1960s is: "It went from being an anti-war movement to embracing other ideas, such as gender and racial equality, too."
This statement captures the broader development of the counterculture movement as it expanded its focus beyond just opposition to the Vietnam War to include a wider range of social issues, such as civil rights, feminist movements, and more general challenges to societal norms.
