During the 1960s and After, Not All Social Movements Were

question 16

Multiple Choice

During the 1960s and after, not all social movements were about civil rights or antiwar. These movements were uniquely concerned with __________.

• A) the environment
• B) lifestyle change and remaking the culture
• C) animal rights
• D) conservative rights

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