How were the ideals of the "beat generation" of the 1950s similar to the ideals of the hippie generation that followed in the 1960s?
A. Both sets of ideals were based on defying what was considered respectable by mainstream Americans.
B. Both sets of ideals were based on a limited appreciation for cultural conformity.
C. Both sets of ideals embraced some aspects of the college-career "rat race"
D. Both sets of ideals suggested that you can easily fit into society if you remain true to yourself no matter what.
Answer: A
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