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This is a 4 page paper which examines the manner in which American youth has been influencial in American Society.
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started what would become known as the counter-culture revolution. Each generation is affected by the generations which have gone before. Children are influenced to a degree by their parents
and their parents attitudes have been influenced by their own personal experiences. Although there was seemingly lack of activity on behalf of the American youth during the 1980s,
this attitude did not last long. The 1990s saw a renewed involvement of young people in all aspects of society. And today, the youth of American is continuing
to have an effect on American society. BACKGROUND Marking the 1950s was a sharp rise in the economy of the United States. This was combined with the return
of consumer driven society which had been built on credit and good economic stability. This was the kind of security that was enjoyed by most of the United States
prior to the depression of 1929. During World War II, many of the internal conflicts that had been taking place in the United States had been forgotten as the
entire country focused on success in the War. The internal conflicts that had included womens rights and civil rights had been set aside while the country was involved in
war. At the end of the war, the social problems which had been suppressed during that time, became a part of the new focus of the American youth of
the 1950s and the 1960s and eventually lead to a movement in the 1960s which is now known as the counter-culture movement (Counterculture, 2005). COUNTERCULTURE During the 1950s, the culture
of the United States was very conservative because of the conservative political atmosphere and the perception of social repression which was the result of the Cold War era (Counterculture, 2005).
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