Youth and Counter Culture Flashcards

1
Q

What helped youth culture to grow in the 1960’s? (2 ways)

A

Increased living standards, more money for teens

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2
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Why did youth cultures create generational divides?

A

They questioned traditional morals which older generations disliked

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3
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What 2 youth cultures were prominent in the 1960’s?

A

Skinheads Hippies

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4
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What did the Skinheads do?

A

Listen to reggae music

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5
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What did the Hippies do?

A

Emphasise living with love and peace and environmentalism

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6
Q

How was British culture significant in the world for music?

A

The Beatles were a massive band who changed music forever

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How was British Culture significant in the world of fashion?

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Designers such as Mary Quant were prominent London was briefly the fashion capital for the world

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8
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What was a popular fashion trend for dresses in this era?

A

Paper Dresses

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9
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What is significant about this dress trend?

A

Promoted environmentalism

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10
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What were ‘happenings’?

A

Events where young people gathered to listen to experimental music and dress in hand-made clothes

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11
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How did Wilson treat the Vietnam War?

A

He had to support it

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12
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Why did Wilson have to support the Vietnam War?

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American loans were upholding the whole British Welfare State

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13
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How did the Labour Party see Wilson supporting the Vietnam War?

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They felt he should support the growing anti-war movement

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14
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What was significant about young people protesting against the Vietnam War?

A

They were very violent especially towards politicians

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15
Q

What is an example of Anti-war protestors being violent?

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Harold Wilson’s car was damaged heavily while he was in it once

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16
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When did a very violent Anti-war protest happen?

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28th March 1968

17
Q

How many people participated in this violent Riot and how many were arrested?

A

3000 participants 200 arrested