Suppose you were an advocate of the women's movement during the 1970s. What would be your major grievances and what groups and leaders might you support in pursuing your cause?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Supporters of the feminist movement would probably resent what she or he considered sexual exploitation and discrimination in terms of economic opportunities and pay. They would probably admire such women as Betty Friedan, Helen Reddy, Gloria Steinem, and/or other militant authors. They probably would support the National Organization for Women and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, and they would probably sing some of Helen Reddy's songs and read Steinem's Ms. Magazine.
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a. Africa b. East Asia c. Latin America d. western Europe
The ultimate end to the debate over Proposition 187 was:
A) the enactment of a number of English-only laws across the United States. B) the voters of California ratifying it by a close margin. C) the abolition of affirmative action programs. D) a federal judge declaring it unconstitutional.
A worthy life in the Muslim faith is obtained through
a. submission to the will of God. b. adherence to the Five Pillars. c. rejecting all other faiths. d. following the Ten Commandments. e. being a good person.
For which of the following did nativists NOT blame immigrants in the 1840s?
a) urban crime b) increased Protestantism c) undercutting wages d) political corruption