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Which 1960s Values Would You Use Today?

Do you know which values primarily practiced in the 1960's that you would still use today? Take these 10 questions and find out just where your values lie!
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Question 1/10

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How often do you hold the door for others?
Always
If they're in close proximity
Rarely ever

Question 2/10

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When it comes to dinner time, how often do you and your family eat together?
We rarely eat together
We eat together everynight
We eat together some nights

Question 3/10

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Does aging scare you?
Not aging, but what the future holds
Not getting older but feeling irrelevant
It scares me deeply

Question 4/10

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What's wrong with the youth these days?
They don't respect their elders
They don't appreciate what they have
They're lazy
Nothing at all

Question 5/10

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Do you feel as if people move too fast sometimes?
Yes
no
Sometimes

Question 6/10

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Do you often feel nostalgic for your childhood?
I feel nostalgic quite often
I feel nostalgic sometimes
I rarely feel nostalgic

Question 7/10

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Would you ever wear pajamas outside the house?
I've done this on more than one occasion
I'd never leave the house in anything I slept in
No but i've considered it

Question 8/10

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The best holidays are ones spent with....
Family
Booze
On vacation

Question 9/10

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Are you very mindful of your actions?
Yes
No
Sometimes

Question 10/10

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How often do you lend a hand to others?
Whenever I can
Sometimes
Not very often
The one set of values from the 1960s that you would still practice today (and often do) is the value of always respecting your elders. In the 1960's, the thought of talking down to someone older than you was truly looked down upon. While kids these days are wholly more outspoken, you'd never dream of treading on those that came before you.

Respecting Your Elders

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The 1960's value that you would still practice today is eating dinner with your family! So often families today never sit down for a meal together. In the 1960's this was a very different story. You would love to re-start the value of always eating together as a family.

Eating Dinner With Your Family

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The one value that you would adopt from the 1960's is leaving the house looking put together! In current society, we will often go out wearing clothes that would one time have only been used for sleeping in. Throughout the 60's, women often wouldn't leave the house without looking wholly put together!

Leaving The House Put Together

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The one value that you would take from the 1960's is the idea of having good manners. You still frequently use "sir" and "mam" in your everyday life. You always hold the door for others and you'd never dream of saying an impolite thing in public.

Having Good Manners

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The value you would take from the 1960's is "work hard play hard." Individuals in the 1960's worked their tails off, but with their efforts they could afford a nice house, vacations, and lots of leisure time. Nowadays, it's often a bit backwards.

Work Hard Play Hard

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