Did traditionalist in churches and schools support more freewheeling social behavior?

No, traditionalists in churches and schools overwhelmingly did *not* support more freewheeling social behavior. Quite the opposite. Traditionalists, by definition, favored upholding established norms, customs, and beliefs. This typically meant advocating for stricter social codes and a more conservative approach to societal changes.

Freewheeling social behavior – which often implies a relaxed attitude towards sexual morality, social hierarchies, and established rules – would be directly opposed to the values of most traditionalists. Their emphasis was usually on maintaining order, discipline, and adherence to what they considered moral and ethical standards (often rooted in religious doctrines or conservative ideology).