Long Sixties Victories and the Youth's Challenges to American Exceptionalism (Research Paper Sample)

Long Sixties Victories and the American Exceptionalism
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Long Sixties Victories and the American Exceptionalism
Margot Adler explains life in the 1960s showing how painful and dangerous it was to fight for human rights. Her work is honored today for pointing out and restoring the appropriate way of life. As a determined young woman, she was taken seriously for acting as an agent of change. She had diverse opportunities in the 1960s to influence desirable changes, including the social revolution in Cuba, civil rights in Mississippi, activism at the University of California, and antiwar protests. This paper explores the movements' primary victory in the Long Sixties while explaining youth's challenges to American exceptionalism.
The Free Speech Movement started shortly before the fall of 1964 when Adler arrived at Berkeley. The movement involved