Back-to-the-land movement

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The back-to-the-land movement refers to a social trend that emerged in the United States and Canada in the 1960s and 1970s, in which people moved from urban areas to rural areas in order to live a more self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle. This movement was driven by a desire for greater autonomy, a connection to nature, and a rejection of the consumerism and materialism of urban life.

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