Why were some people concerned about the new pop culture and “global village”...

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stihfee

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...in the 1960s? They believed a new pop culture would generate more distrust among nations.

They were concerned that local cultures would disappear in an international pop culture.

They thought that a “global village” might become one large communist nation.

They did not believe an international pop culture was good for nations’ economies.
 
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IAMWonder

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It was a revolution breaking free of rigid societal beliefs to explore individual expression and creativity. The concern was anarchy, lack of control of the masses.
 
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