Eduqas GCSE History · C100
Component 2
Revise: Cultural Change, Youth Culture and Student Protest, 1950–2000In the 1960s, hippies developed another influential counterculture: a way of life opposed to mainstream values.
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GCSE History · key term
A member of the counterculture associated with rejecting conventional lifestyles, wearing alternative fashions and promoting peace and personal freedom.
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Component 2
Revise: Cultural Change, Youth Culture and Student Protest, 1950–2000In the 1960s, hippies developed another influential counterculture: a way of life opposed to mainstream values.
Avoid treating all young Americans as hippies or protesters. These movements were influential, but did not represent everyone.
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