Answer: True.
Explanation:
The 1960s´ counterculture was an anti-establishment movement strongly related to the Civil Rights Movement and against the government's military intervention in Vietnam. Furthermore, it explored human sexuality, women's rights, and psychoactive drugs. Counterculture renounced mainstream political action, and some hippies went as far as establishing communes to live out of the established system, in the hope of changing society by dropping out of it.
Answer:
<h3>To act casual like nothing has happened.</h3>
Explanation:
In 'The Tell-Tale Heart', the narrator seat himself and the police officers in the room where the body is buried to indicate that nothing has happened and to avoid any suspicion from the officers.
When the police got called by his neighbor, the narrator hid the remains of the dead man beneath the floorboards and placed a chair above the dead man. The narrator says that he did that in order to avoid any suspicion when the police arrived. He sat on the chair and had a casual talk with the officers because he was sure that he won't get caught.
England, culturally, would expect more conformity from their inhabitants. Due to the rich tradition of monarchy and ritual, the English have conformed to a set of standards and rules. There is not much dissension and when there has been it is often met with a government response. Today they have a large white nationalist following to equal that of the US. Neo-Nazism, skinheads, and even the KKK have become active in England over the last decade to fight against social change. <span />
Answer:
False
Explanation:
The president going public is majorly address issues goijg on in the state, and also bringing public pressure onto Congress to achieve his desired goal.