Chapter 7

Question 1

Counterculture

Answer 1

it valued sexual freedom, grunge dress, communalism, zen Buddhism, LSD and living in today

Question 2

The Bop Artists

Answer 2

the beats style was molded by black jazz musicians who were detached and relaxed

Question 3

jack Kerouac

Answer 3

this novelist wrote one the road expressing a new sense of freedom from constraint and responsibility

Question 4

William Burroughs

Answer 4

this junkie novelist and beatnik became a neider statesman to the counterculture

Question 5

Allen ginsberg

Answer 5

this poet wrote howl describing Americans as a monster of repression and greed

Question 6

LSD

Answer 6

also known as acid, it belonged to a class of mind altering or hallucinogenic substances

Question 7

harvard psilocybin project

Answer 7

its goal in the 1960 was to provide the administrators with data on the effects of mind altering drugs

Question 8

timothy leary

Answer 8

he was the psychology professor who led the harvard psilocybin project

Question 9

tibetan Book of the Dead

Answer 9

timothy leary used it as a key prop for establishing the correct setting for an LSD trip

Question 10

Marijuana

Answer 10

also know as pot or grass, this drug had been legally outlawed well before 1966

Question 11

one flew over the cuckcoos nest

Answer 11

written in 1962, this book was about ken keseys observing life in a mental ward

Question 12

Further

Answer 12

This was the name of the old bus that the merry pranksters retrofitted as a camper

Question 13

Hippies

Answer 13

In September 1965, the San Francisco Examiner first used this word to describe a new breed of brighter and cheerier beatniks

Question 14

Better living through chemistry

Answer 14

It was the byline of the DuPont Chemical company often referring to the fact that not all LSD was the same quality

Question 15

Underground newspaper

Answer 15

By 1968, there were 50 or more of these around the country

Question 16

Rock music

Answer 16

This form of art became the amble of social rebellion in dissent in 1960s

Question 17

Acid test

Answer 17

Ken Kesey combined LSD, lights, loud rock music, and dancing to create a new art form

Question 18

Haight-ashbury

Answer 18

Also known as hashbury, it was the place for hippies to live in when in San Francisco

Question 19

The diggers

Answer 19

It was a strange anarchist group of artists who used guerrilla theatre to catalyze the haight-ashbury scene

Question 20

Hells angels

Answer 20

This gang was known for causing trouble on their Harley Davidson motorcycles

Question 21

The summer of love

Answer 21

It really began on Jan. 14, 1967 as a human be-in or a gathering of the tribes at San Fransisco golden gate park

Question 22

Tune in, drop out, take over

Answer 22

This was jerry rubins slogan calling for a union of love and activism

Question 23

Youth international party

Yippies

Answer 23

Jerry Rubin co-founded this organization which created the festival of life during the 1968 democratic presidential convention

Question 24

Woodstock festival

Answer 24

It was a mammoth free outdoor concert that took place August 1969 in upstate New York

Question 25

East village NYC

Answer 25

It was the largest and most dynamic hippie settlement in the US located in the northern part of the lower east side

Question 26

Abbie Hoffman

Answer 26

In the east village, he opened up a retail store for SNCC crafts cooperatives in Mississippi

Question 27

Intentional communities

Answer 27

This was a place where men and women could lead lives untainted by the hypocrisies of the bourgeois world, and at the same time establish new, altruistic relationships

Question 28

Free universities

Answer 28

This movement represented one of those points where the New Left and the counterculture overlapped