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What group rejected the traditional values of the establishment during the 1960s?
Hippies and Yippies
What is a group of freedom lovers?
Hippies ...
What is a sentence using the word subversive?
The Viet Cong was a subversive group in Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
What did people do for fun in the 70's?
They joined a group of hippies
Are hippies a social justice group?
No. Believe it or not, hippie(s) are described in the dictionary. A partial description; hippies rejected established traditions and values.
Which group of barbarians threatened western Europe from the north during the early middle ages?
Of course the Vikings
What was a hard hat during the Vietnam War?
Some "construction workers (hard hats)" made the news during the war, supporting the fighting men in Vietnam; some muscle was used during this support.
What was a group of nurses called in Vietnam war?
During the Vietnam War, WWII, etc. all US military women were either WACs, WAVES, or WAFs.
The group that combined vietnamese nationalists with communist was?
During the Vietnam War, there were many people who lived in South Vietnam who supported and fought for the North Vietnamese. They were known as the Viet Cong.
What group launched anti-Diem protests in South Vietnam during the summer of 1963?
Buddhist monks launched these protests.
What were the feelings of the hippies about the Vietnam War?
It does not help to answer a question with a question, unfortunatley however, I think we must ask, "what is a hippie?" While I served in the Vietnam war, I also served in the Korean War and WWII. During WWII I think the hippie would have been more properly named "Zoot Suiter" by virtue of his style of dress. (Chains, finger-tip length sports coats, peg leg pants, pork pie hats etc.). As I remember they were inoffensive and mildly upset with the war. Very young service men (kids) didn't like them and normally couldn't tell you why. Generally speaking if there was trouble between them it was because the service men started it. Then it was a simple matter of "getting even." During the Korean War period, the "hippie" was generally characterized as young people lost in an idealistic dream world, speaking out and dreaming of a life in which there was no sickness or sadness or poverty or work. They generally met at neat little coffee shops and read their own poetry or sang their own folk music. I always felt it was their avowed mission to drive the older generation "nuts." They were for the most part good young people who eventually grew up and became good and responsible citizens. As for the Vietnam era hippie - I am not sure there were any. They could not by any stretch of the imagination be confused with "protesters." And protesters in no way would confuse themselves with hippies. Protesters, were deadly serious with a deadly mission and even though I am a retired military man with 26 years active service - I could not fault them for speaking out against a tragic, useless loss of life. If I can expand on this please don't hesitate to email me. jjdrobertson@cs.com
What was the typical group of migrants to Oregon in the 1840s?
A bunch of hippies looking to smoke a litlle dope yo
