Which of the following are considered negative aspects of the 1960s? a. high divorce rate b. sexual revolution c. disrespect for authority d. all of the above

D, but this is highly subjective

Explanation:

Let's look at each answer choice individually:

A) One could argue that a high divorce rate indicated the ability for women to leave abusive marriages. But, one could argue that this led to the moral degredation of American society and the nuclear family. It depends on values, but I would bet this is an incorrect answer choice.

B) The thing is, this answer choice is so similar to A. They both have to deal with greater freedom for women, but also could be seen as moral degredation. Thus, I think the similarities between A and B disqualify both.

C) I do not like the wording on this questuion as it is highly ambigous. One could argue that disrespect for society is seen in the Civil Rights Movements (which is good). However, one could also argue that discrespect for authority is seen the anti-Vietnam protests. This one is also morally ambiguous and could be argued that it led to the moral degredation on society. However, considering the wording of the question uses "disrespect," and considering that many would consider the hippy/anti-Vietnam movement unsavory, I believe this answer can be eliminated.

D) I think of all four choices, this is your safest bet. I think choices A and B are too similar, and I believe that C's wording/ambiguities disqualify it as an answer choice. Therefore, I reluctantly would go for D.

the right answer is the third one: turnpikes went short distances to connect markets. turnpikes, also known as toll roads, were very important for trade and transportation (of people, goods and products) in the 19th century, coinciding with the expansion towards the west. they contributed significantly to the economic development of the united states.