Youth culture

a) 1940s in Britain

b) 1950s in America

c) 1960s in France

d) 1970s in Germany

a) High unemployment rates

b) Increased exports

c) Teenagers having more spending money

d) Government subsidies

a) Mods

b) Punks

c) Hippies

d) Rappers

a) Long hair and tie-dye shirts

b) Brightly colored hair and shocking clothes

c) Gold chains and expensive cars

d) Italian-style suits

a) Los Angeles suburbs

b) Chicago dance clubs

c) New York ghettoes

d) London underground scenes

a) Fashion industry

b) Music industry

c) Film industry

d) Magazine industry

a) Save money

b) Get better grades

c) Become independent from their families

d) Find jobs more easily

a) Concert ticket sales

b) Fashion

c) Music streaming

d) Dance lessons

a) Mods

b) Punks

c) Hippies

d) Rappers

a) They must align with society's values

b) They don't matter as long as they're different from older generations

c) They should focus on academic achievement

d) They must promote non-violence

a) Youth cultures always support society's values

b) Youth cultures are formed in reaction to society's values

c) Youth cultures have no connection to society's values

d) Youth cultures aim to destroy society's values

a) To earn more money

b) To rebel against their parents

c) To be something different before accepting society's values

d) To avoid responsibilities