What was the resurgance of the fundamental Christianity partly in response to in the 1970's?

The resurgence of fundamental Christianity in the 1970s was partly in response to cultural shifts, including the rise of secularism, the counterculture movement, and social changes related to civil rights, feminism, and sexual liberation. Many conservative Christians felt threatened by these transformations and sought to reinforce traditional values and beliefs. This period also saw the rise of evangelical political activism, as religious groups began to engage more directly in politics to counter what they perceived as moral decline in society.