Answer:
In the 1960s, youths rebelled against long-standing customs in dress, music, and personal behavior. The counterculture both challenged traditional values and unleashed a movement to reassert basic values.
Explanation:
The answer is A. Both of these were catalysts for creating strong national government. Delegates replaced the Articles of Confederation with this in mind.
In the factories during this time there were two main levels of power: the workers and the management. The management would often exploit the workers, and this led to the formation of unions.
