Question

Which year in the 60s was known as “The Summer of Love” with free-love, anti-war, drug, and hippie music scenes?

Answer 1

The year 1967 is known as "The Summer of Love" due to the large gathering of hippies in San Francisco, California. This gathering was characterized by the free-love movement, anti-war demonstrations, and the emergence of a distinct hippie music scene.

Answer 2

1967 was known as "The Summer of Love" where the city of San Francisco became the hub of the counterculture movement. It was a time of free-love, psychedelics, and social and political revolution. The period also saw the rise of hippie culture, anti-Vietnam War protests, and the birth of Northern California's underground music scene.

Answer 3

"The Summer of Love" took place in 1967, characterized by a surge of countercultural movements including free love, anti-war protests, experimentation with drugs, and the rise of hippie music scenes.