The Vietnam War was what really started the hippie movement in the 60's and 70's. People were tired of being in a war that couldn't be won, and many, mostly young students on campuses, started to protest against the war. One example is Woodstock, in 1969, or the protests against Nixon's secret bombing of Cambodia at Kent and Jackson State Universities. "Hippies" are most known for their "Make love, not war" philosophy. The counterculture was also a mix of sexual revolution and drug experimenting, like LSD.
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Many assumptions about mainstream culture are made by the counterculture. One such assumption is that mainstream culture has life easier.
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the impact of the arab empire in the middle ages was that they helped create and learnt about medicine and helped thhe europeans to show them how to create cures for many/various diseases.
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the era's counterculture.
it was Woodstock. The counterculture activity pinnacle was Woodstock, the counterculture movement official capital was San Francisco, California.
Campus rebels and counterculture
One event that helped start the Renaissance was the fall of the Byzantine Empire.
It was a major counterculture event, because the festival's promoters (Artie Kornfield & Michael Lang) expected roughly a few thousand people. Instead, 500,000 people showed up for not 3, but 4 days of "peace, love, and music". The festival was extended for 4 days, because of a couple hours worth of rain after Joe Cocker's performance.
Art and fashion began to reflect counterculture values-apex
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the counterculture movement had gave way to violence and disillusionment. hippies had once rejected the culture that many people accepted, they had to rely on each other but soon realized it was harder then they perceived it to be. the one rejection to society they once had was the only thing they relied on to survive.
The romantic circumstances were in place that helped to create the blues.