What Was the State of the Hippie Movement at the Very

question 14

Multiple Choice

What was the state of the hippie movement at the very end of the 1960s?

• A) The government punished the activities of the hippies with such force that contemporary trends lack any echoes of the phenomenon.
• B) The hippie phenomenon was expanding at unprecedented levels, as the Vietnam War finally appeared to be drawing to a close.
• C) The hard realities the hippies experienced, such as poverty and drug addiction, had caused the hippie phenomenon to begin to fade.
• D) The practical nature of most hippies created a sense of stability in an otherwise turbulent time, attracting more and more Americans to the movement.
• E) Because the hippies had focused most of their attention on civil rights activism, the hippie phenomenon died out as the civil rights movement came to a close.

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