4. Which of these was an important outcome of the Woodstock festival?

O A. It resulted in four deaths in violent concert clashes.

B. It convinced young people to stop using illegal drugs.

C. It led parents to embrace the counterculture movement.

D. It popularized a new generation of rock 'n' roll musicians.

O Option 5

O Option 6

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29 September, 18:22

4. Which of these was an important outcome of the Woodstock festival?

O A. It resulted in four deaths in violent concert clashes.

B. It convinced young people to stop using illegal drugs.

C. It led parents to embrace the counterculture movement.

D. It popularized a new generation of rock 'n' roll musicians.

O Option 5

O Option 6

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It popularized a new generation of rock 'n' roll musicians.

Explanation:

Woodstock festival popularly recognised as Woodstock music and art fair was one of the iconic festival held in 1969 in New York city. The three days festival became the ray of hope for thousand of young optimistic people of America who gathered together to promote the rock acts of several young aspiring artists such as Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead and Jimmi Hendrix

The idea of organising this festival was the plan of four individuals who wanted to explore opportunity for their buisness. As musical innovation gained momentum in 1960s, these people saw this festival as the biggest opportunity to expand their buisness and this concert was attended by more than 4,00,000 people.