1960s liberalism

At its peak, 1960s liberalism faced challenges from the left and right. Young activists became impatient with the slow pace of social progress. The escalation
of the Vietnam War inspired protests. The New Left and counterculture criticized modern technology, bureaucratization, the possibility of nuclear annihilation.
They sought new ways of creating political, social, and personal liberation. The varieties of political protest and cultural dissent emboldened other oppressed
groups to emancipate themselves. Women, Latinos, Indians, and gay Americans all launched liberation movements. Why does the Movimiento Estudiantil
Chicano de Aztlan (or MeChA, Document A) focus on the use of the term Chicano, and what does it hope to gain by its use? Why do the Alcatraz protesters
believe (Document B) t