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The 1960s

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History

 

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Kimberly F

 

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December 22, 2011

 

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University

 

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But by 1969, the mood of the people has dramatically changed to one of spite and cynicism. The 1960s is the decade in which the people begin to distrust everything their government tells them and sets up for the modern line of thought concerning politics. But as stated before, the early years were ones of hope and promise...
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