FACTS :

• Rebellion (Wikipedia)
  Related pages : Counterculture - Subversion - Alternative lifestyle - Opposition - Anti-elitism - Punk ideology - Non-conformity - Youth rebellion...

• Why Teens Rebel (kimbuchanan.com)

• Teenagers: Why Do They Rebel? (webmd.com)

• Teens Rebel Against Authority (dnn.epcc.edu) - LIEN MODIFIE

HISTORY :

• How did young people rebel in the 1960s? (learnhistory.org.uk)
  Protest Movements in the 60s and early 70s - The Youth Revolt with the Woodstock Festival - The Student Movement
  
  

• Hippie Society: The Youth Rebellion (archives.cbc.ca)
  "Flowers and free love. Antiwar marches and acid tests. In the mid to late 1960s, youth across North America and Europe began to "turn on, tune in and drop out." Fed up with the establishment - parents, schools, police - they went looking for a new way of life. To Toronto's Yorkville and Vancouver's Kitsilano district they came, preaching peace, love and non-conformity."
  + For Teachers
  
  

• There's no single face on youth rebellion (lib.niu.edu)
  "Hip-hop, gangsta, grunge, punk and hippie. The gothic scene is one of myriad youth subcultures that have emerged, or re-emerged, at a stunning pace in recent years..."
  
  

ESSAYS :

• Essays about Youth Rebellion (megaessays.com)
  ex : Youth Culture in the 60amp39s - Heavy Metal - Modern Morality 101 - Modern advertising - A History of Punk - Teen Behaviour -
  Rock N Roll in the 1950s - Hip Hop: Freedom through a Counterculture - Negative effects of rap music...

PICTURES :

ACTIVITIES :

• Youth Culture (British Council)
  "See the articles, word game, story, cartoon, trivia and links."
  
  

WEBQUESTS :

• Who Were the Hippies? (archives.cbc.ca)
  
  

• Modern Counterculture Movements (archives.cbc.ca)
  
  

CARTOONS :

SONGS :

• Youth RebelLion - Tribal Seeds (songmeanings.net)
  - the VIDEO (YouTube)

• Chemical Youth We Are Rebellion - Queensryche (lyrics007.com)
  "If we don't stand together we stand to lose the future
  Peace won't last forever, who will be the martyr, you or me?
  We can be the future
  You and I the leaders, help me!"
  - the VIDEO (YouTube)
  
  

STORIES :

• A Clockwork Orange. (British Council)
  "This novel by Anthony Burgess, later the basis for a film by Stanley Kubrick, tells the story of ultraviolent delinquent and gang leader Alex DeLarge."
  + an interactive language activity.

LITERATURE :

• 'The Catcher in the Rye'

CINEMA :

• Rebel Without a Cause (1955) with James Dean - (imdb.com)
  "A rebellious young man with a troubled past comes to a new town, finding friends and enemies."
  
  

• Dean remains a young rebel (BBC)
  
  

POSTERS :

• You Have A Right Posters
  "Every youth has the right to be listened to, to be themselves, to be safe, and to be home."
  ex : You have a right to be yourself - a poster
  (1800runaway.org)