Question

Turning to religions different from their parents during the 1960's, many young Americans were expressing

Answer 1

I think the correct answer is Rebellion.

The 60's was characterized by a youth that opposed the establishment, in other words, they wanted new ways to express their freedom. They wanted to fight against the accepted norms and rules that dominated that time, the hippie movement is a clear example of that, spreading free love and an anti war ideology. One way of showing this was turning to toher religions rebelling to their parents beliefs and norms which represented everything old and static. They tought a different world was possible and they fighted for it.

A lot of social movements took place in that decade, the Social Rights Movement, the Vietnam War and the anti-war movements, the Cuban Revolution opened the doors for a revolutionay thinking; every thing that appeared to be stablished was questioned and tested.

Answer 2

I think the answer is religious freedom?