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Hippies were people who stood for peace, love, and non-violence. A popular phrase in the hippie community was "Make love, not war". They embraced cultural diversity and tolerance.

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The floral pattern was a really popular pattern for blouses and dresses. The colors that they were were colorful and often psychedelic. It was also common for hippies to wear real flowers in their hair. Some hippies like to use lots of body paint.

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The Anti-Vietnam War Movement was a movement created by peace leaders that were against war at all costs, in this situation, the Vietnam war. Protests opposing this War took place in the 1960s and 1970s. Most of the protests took place on college campuses, until it became national in 1965, which was after the United States began bombing North Vietnam.

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Hippies and The Anti-Vietnam War Movement

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Hippies and The Anti-Vietnam War Movement

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Many Hippies organized peaceful protests opposing the Vietnam war. They often used the peace sign to protest. They also held signs promoting peace, love, and drugs.

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Video on Hippie's involved in the anti-Vietnam war movement

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Video on Hippie's involved in the anti-Vietnam war movement

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Woodstock was an outlet for music lovers, specifically rock. It gave people the opportunity for people to escape into music they loved, while also spreading peace and love. It was a great distraction and escape during the hard times of the Vietnam war.

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Woodstock is known as the most popular rock festival in the 1960's. It took place on a farm property in Bethel, New York, August 15–18, 1969.