A subculture that organizes itself in opposition to the dominant culture or to a different subculture is called a (n)

a. dominant culture

b. submissive culture

c. counterculture

d. anti-culture

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Jada Bartlett

Advanced Placement (AP)

8 February, 04:37

A subculture that organizes itself in opposition to the dominant culture or to a different subculture is called a (n)

a. dominant culture

b. submissive culture

c. counterculture

d. anti-culture

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Dayton Livingston · Answer 1

This culture is called c. counterculture.

Explanation:

Counterculture is a type of the culture present in a given society, which opposes its values and views to those of the mainstream culture or other prevalent subcultures.

Hippie subculture that spurred in 1960 is an example of a prominent subculture, which triggered revolutionary changes society-wide. Hippie subculture was anti-establishment pacifist movement that also promoted civil rights. In particular, it was advocating for the end of the war in Vietnam (1955 - 1975). The protests held by hippie activists united a great number of people in the U. S, which were also against the war but did not belong to this counterculture.

A subculture that organizes itself in opposition to the dominant culture or to a different subculture is called a (n)a. dominant cultureb. submissive culturec. countercultured. anti-culture

A subculture that organizes itself in opposition to the dominant culture or to a different subculture is called a (n)

a. dominant culture

b. submissive culture

c. counterculture

d. anti-culture