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What was flower power
A way to show support for the peace movement
What was important about ping pong diplomacy
By having officials work behind the scenes, ping pong diplomacy allowed diplomats to conduct negotiations without public or political pressure.
What effect did the counterculture have on art and fashion
What always begins as a way to rebel against the norm, counterculture, becomes the norm. Counterculture affects art, fashion, music, and behavior. Some examples are:
- Hippies reacting to the 1950s
- Grunge as a reaction to Hair Metal
- Punk as a reaction to Disco
What event during the Carter administration stemmed from a revolution in the Middle East
Iranian hostage crisis
Why might a hippie have worn a T shirt with Bob Dylan's picture on it
A reason a hippie might have worn a T-shirt with Bob Dylan's picture on it is to show an approval of antiwar music.
Which oof the following did issues did the religious right reject
Abortion rights.
Why did Carter create the Department of Energy
Carter created the Department of Energy to reduce America's dependence on foreign energy.
Which state is in the sunbelt
Texas
Mao Zedong used the Cultural Revolution in Communist China to apex
Consolidate His power
What did the Soviets want American when Nixon took office in 1969
food to make up for shortages
In what way did president ford turn against the policies of Richard Nixon
He did not seek normal relations with China
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