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A youth group i’d like to create

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The document describes several different youth subcultures and groups, including punks, computer hackers, ravers, bikers, farmers, environmentalists, volunteers, and scouts. It notes that some groups rebel against social norms, while others seek to help people and protect the environment. Overall, the groups have different goals, attitudes, styles, and ways of expressing themselves.

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A youth group i’d like to create
A youth group i’d like to create
Young people who dress in a shocking way to express their identity. They have brightly coloured hair and wear metal chains. They are thought to rebel against the society or the older generation. The music is aggressive. They reject everything.
Some classify these people like drug users and rock and roll fans, since their behaviour and attitudes differ from social norms. They do not conform to society’s standards and support a liberal attitude and lifestyle. They accept other people as they are. They always want to change the world for the best.
They are the ‘wizards’ of the computer community; people with a deep understanding of how their computers work, and can do things with them that seem ‘magical’ to express themselves. They do not protest against their parents.
These are the folks who use computer- made , synthesized music, and drugs to create massive all- night dance parties in empty ware- houses. They like to be in a collective. They want to try out all sort of options and are thought to be violent and rebellious.
All persons who ride 2 or sometimes 3 wheeled motorized vehicles and who identify themselves with a particular subculture. They usually wear leather jackets and army boots.
People who in their club get practical experience in agriculture, home crafts and country life generally.
They are concerned about and want to improve or protect nature. Usually they join Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and the like. They prefer non-violent direct actions to solve ecological problems.
These people do voluntary work in the community, help needy people, may join an organisation like the Samaritans.
Members of one of the leading youth organisations in Britain. They are trained to use their initiative, learn to use practical skills. Their moral values are loyalty and responsibility.
They are extremely nationalistic. They are aggressive. They do not conform to society standards. They reject everything.
 To help nature  To change the world for the best  Do not protest against the parents  To be in a collective  To differ from other people  To help people around, needy people  To conform to society standarts  To get some skills  Improve or protect nature
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  • 3. Young people who dress in a shocking way to express their identity. They have brightly coloured hair and wear metal chains. They are thought to rebel against the society or the older generation. The music is aggressive. They reject everything.
  • 4. Some classify these people like drug users and rock and roll fans, since their behaviour and attitudes differ from social norms. They do not conform to society’s standards and support a liberal attitude and lifestyle. They accept other people as they are. They always want to change the world for the best.
  • 5. They are the ‘wizards’ of the computer community; people with a deep understanding of how their computers work, and can do things with them that seem ‘magical’ to express themselves. They do not protest against their parents.
  • 6. These are the folks who use computer- made , synthesized music, and drugs to create massive all- night dance parties in empty ware- houses. They like to be in a collective. They want to try out all sort of options and are thought to be violent and rebellious.
  • 7. All persons who ride 2 or sometimes 3 wheeled motorized vehicles and who identify themselves with a particular subculture. They usually wear leather jackets and army boots.
  • 8. People who in their club get practical experience in agriculture, home crafts and country life generally.
  • 9. They are concerned about and want to improve or protect nature. Usually they join Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and the like. They prefer non-violent direct actions to solve ecological problems.
  • 10. These people do voluntary work in the community, help needy people, may join an organisation like the Samaritans.
  • 11. Members of one of the leading youth organisations in Britain. They are trained to use their initiative, learn to use practical skills. Their moral values are loyalty and responsibility.
  • 12. They are extremely nationalistic. They are aggressive. They do not conform to society standards. They reject everything.
  • 13. To help nature  To change the world for the best  Do not protest against the parents  To be in a collective  To differ from other people  To help people around, needy people  To conform to society standarts  To get some skills  Improve or protect nature