https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baby_boomers You may want to just ask one specific question related to the English language rather than multiple disconnected and generalized questions around culture and history. Good luck with your homework :p

I'm a Baby Boomer. I might not be typical, I'm certainly not stereotypical. I wasn't a hippie. I have never liked rock music in general. I liked the Beatles, though, and I still do. I liked the music of the folk revival of the 1960s--Pete Seeger; Arlo Guthrie; Peter, Paul and Mary; and I still do. I have heard Arlo Guthrie sing, twice, in the church near Stockbridge that he mentions in "Alice's Restaurant." It is important to remember that the counterculture was a reaction to the Vietnam War and "the draft." ("The draft" was the forced induction of young men into the Army, whether they wanted to join or not). Back then, I was distressed by the continuing existence of social problems, at a time when we were constantly being told how rich and successful the United States was. It seemed to me that if we could put a man on the moon, we ought to be able to do more about poverty. And, yes, I still feel that way.