Survey of The Sixties and Early Seventies In the 1960’s, the baby boomers became teenagers and were growing up in the Cold War. Because of the threat of nuclear disaster, many of these young people felt they were living on the edge of disaster. Many of them blamed their elders who had grown up in the Depression and World War II , this created the “generation gap”. The ”generation gap” was brought on by the many …showed first 75 words of 498 total…

…showed last 75 words of 498 total…the people I interviewed myself were open to talk about the sixties and they didn’t seem as uncomfortable with the questions than I thought they would be, like the questions about drug use and relationship with their parents. I also learned that even though the people I interviewed didn’t go to the war they still had strong feelings against the war and the Vietnam War had an impact on America then and now.