How did the values of the beatniks differ from those of mainstream America in the 1950s? The "Beat" movement was a movement of rebellion against traditional American values. They celebrated teenage rebellion, while mainstream America supported being the same as everyone else and not getting into trouble.
How did the values of the beatniks differ from those of mainstream America in the 1950s? The "Beat" movement was a movement of rebellion against traditional American values. They celebrated teenage rebellion, while mainstream America supported being the same as everyone else and not getting into trouble.
The encomienda system was seen as a true trusteeship among the
population, as opposed to the repartimiento system which was seen as
abusive, and was thought to promote unethical behavior.
