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The Hippie Movement

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History

 

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Chelsie J

 

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November 5, 2011

 

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Now they were going into another war. People wanted a change…these people were the hippies. A Hippie is a “member of a counterculture that began appearing in the early 1960’s, which expressed a moral rejection of the established society” (“The Hippie Dictionary”). The two main places that hippies originated were San Francisco and Berkeley, and rapidly grew throughout the United States...
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Generally, hippies were of the younger bunch ranging “from the ages of 15 to 25”, although there were older ones as well (Huber and Lemieux). Early on, the hippie culture was characterized as “a freak of society” by the straight culture. Hippies sought to free themselves from societal restrictions...
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