What were some social changes of student unrest in the 1960s?

Answer 1

Your question is very poorly worded! What do you mean?

I think you mean "social changes that came out of the student unrest in the 1960's". If so here are some possibilities:
1) We don't have a military draft.
2) No one gives a second thought about unmarried couples having sex and/or living together (unless it involves a family member).
3) Anyone can wear any fashion they wish. You can get as wild and colorful and as eclectic as you desire.
4) People of all colors and nationalities can freely go anywhere in public and are generally accepted into most groups.
5) Couples of mixed nationality and/or color are accepted in public everywhere.
6) More people than ever are are aware of the political process and of the importance of VOTING!

Answer 2

Young people were upset because they were being drafted to fight in an unwinnable, meaningless war in Vietnam.

American middle class life was extremely boring. It was like being trapped in a Lawrence Welk show.

There was no real sense of art in clothing, painting, architecture, literature, music or drama.

Black people were shut out of jobs, schools and society in much of the country, and so were Hispanics and Asians. American society seemed to be an endless parade of Barbies and Kens dancing to boring music.

Answer 3

Not a thing. But the music sure was good.