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The 1960s had a great impact on society in many different ways. The Civil Rights Movement, removed Jim Crow racist laws that had been extant since Reconstruction, the Women's Liberation Movement restarted, as women could look forward to more personal freedom and rights. The Vietnam War, changed the outlook on the government and the wars it demands should be fought, with many refusing to accept the draft. Music became very important, not just in an entertainment, but as a political symbol as well. The Countercultures were direct rejections of the conservatism of the 1950s.

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The mods and rockers were enemy youth groups, the rockersd wore leather jackets and obtained a "rough" dress sense, where as the mods wore tailored clot6hing that was often expensive.

Their rivalry lead to many brawls at seaside locations which disrupted the local towns and holiday makers. Although some of the youths claimed they were paid by the media to pose for shots.

Basically THEY F**CKED EACH OTHER UP.

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the society was acting crazy because of rock stars like Elvis Presley but it changed many lives it made society more fun.

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Well, there was a lot of debate in the 50s about whether rock and roll caused juvenile delinquency, but it was never proved.

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Whot are the differences between mods rockers?

mods and rockers had different tastes in clothing, culture and music.


When did the mods and the rockers stop fighting?

mods and rockers fought each other because they were rival gangs.


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They were considered "R&B mods".


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Why did mods and rockers ride mopeds?

Mods and Rockers were two disparate youth sub-cultures during the 60s and 70s. Mods rode classic italian scooters (Vespas and Lambrettas), wore tailor-made suits and parka jackets, they were the into contemporary british music of the time such as bands like The Who and The Specials. Rockers rode bigger motorcycles and wore leathers, listened to Elvis and other rock and roll and were generally dirty bastards. So in answer to your question, only mods rode 'mopeds' (although they were actually scooters, slight difference)...and why? It was part of their culture and a cheap and stylish ride to go with their lifestyle.


Who won between Mods and The Rockers?

The fights at Brighton pier certainly didn't have a referee! Mods have sort of died out now, and so have rockers, who have been replaced with punks. Most probably the rockers have won, though we will never know for sure.


Were mods and rockers before or after hippies?

mods and rockers were before the hippies. after they vanished from publicity, the mods turned out to be hippies and the rockers turned out to be skinheads. This is incorrect, the mods became the Skinheads, Scooter Boys and Suede Heads, whilst the rockers became the back patch clubs, i.e. Hells angels, Outlaws and other 1% s clubs. The hippie was a way of living and style that evolved in the states. Musically they evolved from the beat nicks and folk music.


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Mods, because they live on even now, I'm a mod and I'm 15 through new generations WE ARE THE MODS!


Who won the fight between the mods and rockers?

no one won. the violence in Brighton got them all arrested.


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