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    During the Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet union escalated because of the political ideologies of democracy and communism. In the case of the Vietnam war the US government backed south vietnam ed by the nationalist Ngo Dinh Diem and the communist led north vietnam, two halves which claimed to be the rightful leaders. In the midst of the Vietnam war the Sixties became the essential period in both revolutionizing social norms and ending the Vietnam war. The…

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    to be taught lesson in the past. One of these characters who has been included in this chain of schooling is Capricorn Anderson. Capricorn Anderson is a 13 year old boy who has been isolated from the outside world for his whole life but after his hippie grandmother is injured because of this he is forced to join the outside world. An example of Cap being schooled is on page 180 it…

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    Vietnam War Protest Songs

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    The war in Vietnam, which lasted from 1955 to 1975, has gone down as one of the influential and controversial wars in United States history. The nation as a whole began to uproar over the war and the major consequences of the war. Public opinion steadily turned against the war following 1967. In the year of 1970, only a third of Americans believed that the U.S. didn’t make a mistake to send more soldiers into Vietnam. Soldiers were dying, and they continued to be sent over to fight even with the…

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    Punk Counterculture

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    became something much more politically charged than many initially anticipated. It was a movement that defined itself through a series of negatives: it was more easily seen as what it wasn’t than what it was. Punk contrasted itself to the 1960s, the hippie movement, and the rock’n’roll scene that had established itself; it was opposed to the capitalist society that had grown in the postwar years, the materialism of the times, and of big corporations. Yet, for all of its contrasts, punk was full…

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    Xinmeng Qiao Dr. Murphy ENGL-003-014 Due Sunday, November 6th, 2016 The Serendipity of an Idiot James Berardinelli stated, “Since its theatrical release in the summer of 1994, Forrest Gump has become one of those movies seemingly everyone is familiar with. It 's a cultural touchstone with lines like ‘Life is a box of chocolates’ appearing everywhere from tee-shirts to greeting cards.” I admit that Forrest Gump is really popular and inspiring since I watched it so many times, especially when I…

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    Beatles Influence

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    Rock and roll music is a form of popular music that was evolved from rock and roll and pop music during the mid – late 1960’s. Well, there was a fab four that could change the whole face of rock and roll music, and their name was The Beatles. This band was from Liverpool, England. The Beatles were this extraordinary band with a little extra to give. As soon as this band came about they impressed any human soul that listened, and kept their interest in music a little stronger. As they came about,…

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    Yogi Culture

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    It is difficult to explain but one might assume that all yogis are these very laid back, calm, “hippie-type” of individuals. This stereotype has definitely been something that I struggle to combat, but the appeal of becoming one of these “hippie,” very chilled-out people has been present in my life. The appeal of becoming your stereotypical “yogi” has been the driving force for my interest in yoga as a study topic. I would…

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    did this impact what was viewed as “acceptable behavior” in the United States? The counterculture movement occurred during the 1960s (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica, 2017): “Hippie” is from hip, meaning following the latest fashion. Hippies are associated with rainbow colors, peace signs, and drug use. The hippie movement originated when the baby boomer generation entered college (Olson & Freeman, 2017): Hippies shared similar opinions on drugs, war, and free speech Many rejected the…

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    changes that occurred. One of the most significant changes was the end of segregation and the birth of the civil rights movement. There were several opinionated groups like the KKK and the Black Panther Party. Hippie subculture emerged among the youth population. The primary belief of the hippie movement was their anti-sentiments towards one of the most controversial armed conflicts during the 20th century, the Vietnam War. During this time there was heated political opinion amongst the…

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    1960s Fashion Essay

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    One big influence was the Hippies right before the judge hippie movement that happened in the mid 1960s, they helped influence many of these designs (Nostalgia). A “Funky” Trend for them was sandals as many men and women wore (Nostalgia). With these different styles from the hippies it produced the different outcomes…

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