Which was not a cause of civil unrest in the United States in the 1960s?

A.
Black citizens were still fighting against discrimination.
B.
Many Americans didn't support the Vietnam War.
C.
Women were paid less than men for doing the same job.
D.
Rural America was poor, while most people in cities were rich

Question

Which was not a cause of civil unrest in the United States in the 1960s?

A. 
  Black citizens were still fighting against discrimination.  
B. 
  Many Americans didn't support the Vietnam War.   
    C. 
  Women were paid less than men for doing the same job.   
    D. 
  Rural America was poor, while most people in cities were rich

anonymous · Answer

ummm i think b

anonymous · Answer

Though B could be an option, it wasn't really an unrest... Hippies were all about peace. A makes sense. The civil rights movement went on through 1968. The Vietnam war went through the 70s and late 60s at its height.

anonymous · Answer

it said what was not a cause

anonymous · Answer

The Civil rights movement hit a peak in the 1960's until they eventually got thier way

anonymous · Answer

My bad. I'm skimming quickly :)

anonymous · Answer

its all good i almost did that too

anonymous · Answer

But anyway, there's some reasoning for you. Although, with knowing the question, The wages of the rural didn't really cause any civil unrest. More civil unrest was with the hippies than the farmers.

anonymous · Answer

Hippies caused civil unrest in the section of protests. There were a lot of protests . They usually didn't get violent, but they certainly were not happy with what they saw happening in Nam.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is D.  The majority of citizens living in large cities are poor.