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Young people in America,1960s were unhappy because if there was war, that would mean that they would need to go and fight for their country which could possibly lead to death.

Since there were unhappy with the government, they expressed their feelings by art such as movies, poetry, photography, etc. They would also express their feelings by protesting however it could be a calm protest such as marching and voting. However there could also be violent protests.

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People expressed their  protests through art such as writing, painting,

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The Americans also expressed there selves by protesting in a violent way or non violent they also made posters and came in a big group to show that they weren't happy and they wanted a new president. White students protested to end the Vietnam war and black people protested about racism and civil rights also doing this changed the whole world and America, the best protest was black people protesting for rights and equality

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On August 28, 1963, more than 250,000 people from across the nation came together in Washington, D.C. to peacefully demonstrate their support for the passage of a meaningful civil rights bill, an end to racial segregation in schools and the creation of jobs for the unemployed.

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Young people in America in the 1960 were unhappy of the government because they didn't
have the right to do anything that the wh

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http://www.history.com/topics/1960s

The struggle of the struggle for civil rights defined the 1960s since a group of 4

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In the 1960 there were many types of ways to express the war because of what happened in the war like pride and confidence.
http://www.nme.com/photos/10-of-the-most-intense-but-uplifting-protest-films-1409173

This picture is taking about a movie due to the war in 1960.

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Young people in America were unhappy with the government in 1960 because America went and got involved in the Viatnam War to get fight against the the North because they wanted to becom Communist. So young people thought that it is stupid for fighting with and for an other country when their own country doesn't have equal rights between the black and white people.

They were also disappointed with the government because, the government would want them to fight in the War. So many young people and adults would fight for their own country even if they don't  have what they are fighting for.

Young people, adults and old people would express their felling by painting, drawings, music, photography, stories,poetry and movies e.t.c. They would also express their feelings by protesting such as marching and voting. But they also protested in violent ways.

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Young people did  not want to fight in the war because they were fighting  for rights in their country
http://www.history.com/topics/1960s

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Some of the protest movements include the civil rights movement, the student movement, the anti-Vietnam War movement, the women's movement, the gay rights movement, and the environmental movement. There are more than one kind of protest which is peaceful protest, street protest, non-violent protest and violent protest.
References:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&hl=en-US&q=protest%20in%20the%201960s
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&hl=en-US&q=forms%20of%20protest

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People around 19-30 years old were not happy there government because  America was involved with the vietnam war and they did not want to go to war like they're parents or grandparents did because imagine if your dad told stories about WW2 you would be really scared to go to war and  they weren't happy becaus americandidnt even have equality and the War on Vietnam was to fight for poor people and equal right when America didn't even have equal rights when everything was so unfair and unbalanced. The way they expressed there feelings were by paI tints, art, writing. Poetry, drama, music and graffiti, also the people weren't happy with the government for being bias a don't giving equality to a,Erica and they didn't also want t go around half the world just to fight for a country that they barley  know about  so it's like giving a random person your house.

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Young people in the 1960's were unhappy with the government because they did not give them their own civil rights, and then on top of that, they made them go to to war to help another country when they didn't even have rights in their own country. In 1965, people in America wanted to stay out of the Vietnam War. They insisted, and stated they had no right to interfere with their war.

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Teens in the 196O didn't wanna fight for the war because they were fighting for rights that their country doesn't even support so the teens rated from 19 wouldn't really want to fight for the war because they would have a huge chance of dying and not making it back to America

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They expressed their feelings by Art and music. Also, with protests, paintings, Drama, and writing.

People were very unhappy because there was not any equal rights for the black people.

America did not want to go to war because in there country did not have did not have there own rights.

So how would they help any other country when they do not have there own rights...

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If teenagers were born in 1944 then that means that their parents or their uncles might be fighting in the Second World War. So then if they were 19 in 1960s that means that they will have to fight in the Viatnamese war, which they wouldn't want to do war in because they are helping the Viatnamese for something they don't even ha ve in their own country. For this to express their feelings they will make movies create paintings and make music and poetry and many more things.. many people also protested by making posters and creating rites.

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Teenagers back then in America were unhappy with their government and they expressed feelings by art and protests.

They were unhappy because they did not want to get involved in the Vietnam war. Specially in 1963, 19 years old people, when they were born, the WWII was just ending so they knew how crazy the war is and it kills so many people. They also knew that it destroies the soldier's human dignity.

There were two ways of protesting, violent protest and calm protest (such as voting and marchig etc).

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Teenagers back then did not want to fight in a war because there grandfathers fighted in world war one and there dad's fight in world war so they do not want to fight for some thing that they don't know what the war is about and because it has nothing to do with them, so why will they be fighting. They would express they feelings to the goverment by making movies about that they don'y want to fight, they also voted because they don't want war, they can also protest to the goverment because they do not want to fight in war...

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In the 1960's there were many protests because of the unemployment as well as the civil rights for black rights, many white students protested about ending the Vietnamese war as well as black rights, they protested about poverty and racism as well as for political and economic change, the ways they showed there feelings were writing, paintings, music, poetry, drama photography, graffiti and movies

http://www.lessonsite.com/archivepages/historyoftheworld/lesson31/protests60s.htm

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Vietnam war:
Young people in the United States did not want to participate in the Vietnam war because they didn't believe that they should help a country that is halfway across the world to get proper rights when the United States itself could not provide equal rights to its own citizens, the Vietnam war had also started just a while after WW2 so they probably already experienced the horrors of war.

Civil Rights:

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By the 1960s, many Americans had come to believe that the federal government had the power and responsibility to protect them from unfair social forces. People began to pressure all branches of the federal government, the courts, Congress, and the president

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Why we're young people unhappy with the government in 1960. 

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Why we're young people unhappy with the government in 1960. 

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young people would refuge to fight for other countries was because if there are already enough problems in their countries. 

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young people would refuge to fight for other countries was because if there are already enough problems in their countries. 

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Teenagers back then in 1960's were unhappy to fight and expressed there feeling in many ways to the president by using art. They would even protest and vote as they were not willing to fight. Young Americans did not want to fight as they thought it was  crazy that they would help some people who they did not know and were going to give the the rights that the young Americans the self did not have those rights. They did not want to fight as there dad's have must have fought in WW2 and their grand parents fought for WW1 and now they are fighting for rights they did not have them self. Young American would creat movies, paintings and write poetry in order to express their current feelings to the president. People would Protest in violent manners or in non violent manner.