Ap European History-Counterculture Crossword

term which describes an early European subculture of the Romani people in which attachment to society was minimized in pursuit of art, sexual freedoms, and communal living
war taking place in the late 1960's and sparking protest throughout Europe and the United States, including protest by the Yugoslav Student League in 1968
location of the General Strike in 1968 in which 800,000 students, teachers, and others marches to protest the government under Charles de Gaulle and police brutality
term describing the stark increase in birth rate following WWII and leading to the increased population of youth during the counterculture movement
Dutch counterculture movement which aimed to evoke violent responses in the police in response to non-violent activism by the students
politically motivated German commune in existence from 1967-1969 as a reaction to the standardization of the life of the middle class
Czech term used to describe men with long hair during the age of counterculture, often targeted by the police to diminish protest
French author giving rise to absurdism, often read by members of the beatnik movement
artistic and literary response to rationalism which dates to the nineteenth century, yet became prevalent again in the mid-twentieth century when it grew to mean envisioning an idealized society
song sung by Scott McKenzie and originating in the United States but used as an anthem throughout protests in Europe, particularly in the time of Prague Spring