Interesting presentation of the student Pablo Castañón del Palacio. It is about the hippie movement.

1. Pablo Castañón del Palacio

2. Hello!
I am Pablo Castañón del Palacio
Sun of Pablo Castañón Fierro,
And this son of Pablo Castañón Fernández

3. You all know my son
Pablo Castañón Álvarez

4. I was born in April 1960
and I will talk about a movement that
was born in the 60s.

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6. HIPPIE
 The term “hippie” comes from
being hip. You were either hip or
you were a “square” or a “pig.”
 Hippies were looking for an
alternative way to live life.
 Most hippies valued freedom,
nature, intimacy, peace, sharing,
and spirituality.

7. The hippie movement was
made up of mostly white,
middle class college
students who had grown
disillusioned with the
Vietnam War and
injustices in America.

8.  Drugs like marijuana
and LSD were a big
part of the
hippie/counterculture
movement.
 Using drugs made
hippies feel like the
were rebelling from
mainstream society.
DRUG CULTURE
 Timothy Leary (a
Harvard professor) was
an advocate of LSD.
 LSD was created by a
Swiss scientist, used
by the CIA, and tested
for use by
psychiatrists before it
became illegal.

9. EXPRESSION
2 major parts of
the counterculture
were MUSIC and
PROTESTS – many
times combining the
two.
WOODSTOCK 69
◍ One of the biggest
highlights of the
hippie culture was a
concert in upstate New
York. A farm at
Woodstock.
◍ Over 400,000 people
came together for 3
days.

10. PEACE
Everyone who attended Woodstock wanted to
have a peaceful gathering with no violence

11. There were no instances of
violence. However, there
were 2 deaths:
A drug overdose
One person was run
over by a tractor
There were also two
births!
MUSIC
Some of the bands to
perform include: Santana,
The Who, Jefferson
Airplane, and Jimi
Hendrix
The Beatles declined to
play

12. DECLIVE
The Hippie Movement
lasted only a few
years.
It died out due to
violence, crime,
infighting, drugs,
disillusionment and
growing up.

13. The CDN - symbol for the Nuclear
Disarmament Campaign - became popular
in the 60s and 70s, especially in the
United Kingdom, after it began to be
used against the war in general by the
hippie movement and the protests
against the Vietnam War along the world

14. Thanks!
I'm here because I love doing this
presentation for you

15. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoyyZEaDUyU
Beautiful People- Melanie Kafka