Why did many young people disregard the older generation's concerns that they were engaging in reckless and immoral behavior? *

A. They believed that the older generation could no longer remember what it was like to
be a free-spirited young person.

B. They enjoyed the thrill of rebellion and wanted to distinguish themselves from their
parents' generation.

C. They had witnessed the war's waste of life, and they felt that adults who had sent
young men to the battlefield did not deserve respect.

D. They felt the older generation's attitude toward life had become too serious since the
war, and they wanted to have a light-hearted attitude.