How Was the Woodstock Nation More of a Myth of the Counterculture

question 56

Multiple Choice

How was the Woodstock Nation more of a myth of the counterculture rather than a reality?

• A) The counterculture did not represent the sentiments of most young Americans.
• B) The number of communes created by the counterculture was much larger than what was originally believed.
• C) Most young Americans did not support the peaceful alternatives presented by the counterculture to end the Vietnam War.
• D) Members of the counterculture infrequently used drugs or experienced premarital sex.

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