During the Second Great Awakening what was a common view of when sex was okay?

Only in Marriage and for the purpose of having children

What did the court decide Thomas/Thomasine should do?

dress in male and female clothing

Public Universal Friend refers to...

a non-binary preacher from the 18th century

What is a Boston Marriage?

A romantic or aromantic relationship between women in the 1800s.

What's intersectionality identity?

The interplay of social categories.

During the lavender scare, why did the government say people who were homosexual could not be trusted?

communists could easily blackmail them

The Mattachine Society was.....

One of the first gay rights organizations in the USA.

acquired immune deficiency syndrome

What does "two spirit" mean?

A Native American term for gender-variant individuals

A two spirit individual from the 1800's

The Daughters of Bilitis (DOB)

was the first lesbian-centered organization

According to an 1881 census what was We'Wha's occupation?

Farmer, Weaver, Potter, Housekeeper

What did GRIDS stand for?

Gay Related Immunodeficiency Syndrome

The Lavender Scare...

purged the US government of Gay people

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1
During the Second Great Awakening what was a common view of when sex was okay?
Only in marriage
Should never be enjoyed and is always sinful
You should never engage in sex without permission from God
Only in Marriage and for the purpose of having children
2
What did the court decide Thomas/Thomasine should do?
dress in male and female clothing
wear women's clothing
wear men's clothing
wear non-gendered clothing
3
Public Universal Friend refers to...
a non-binary preacher from the 18th century
one of the individuals involved in the Stonewall riots
an anonymous individual who helped get Prop 8 overturned
an unidentified victim of AIDS from the 1980s
4
How would we refer to Thomas/Thomasine today?
Male
Intersex
Female
5
What is a Boston Marriage?
A romantic or aromantic relationship between women in the 1800s.
A romantic or aromantic relationship between men in the 1800s.
Going to Boston to get married.
A romantic relationship between teens in the 1800s.
6
European Colonists were tolerant of Native American Gender Constructs.
True
False
7
What's intersectionality identity?
The interplay of social categories.
High levels of being ethnocentric.
The focus of one co-culture.
The sections of groups in each culture.
8
When was homosexuality removed from the DSM?
1973
1985
1990
2000
9
Frank Kameny
All of the above
Was fired due to his sexuality
Sued the Government
Co-Founded an LGBTQ Advocacy group
10
During the lavender scare, why did the government say people who were homosexual could not be trusted?
they were not strong
they had weak moral character and were likely communist
they were mentally ill
communists could easily blackmail them
11
The Mattachine Society was.....
A Gay Dance club in Denver in the 70's
The first gay-owned clothing brand
A group of lesbian farmers
One of the first gay rights organizations in the USA.
12
What does AIDS mean?
acute intestinal diseases
acquired immune deficiency syndrome
accidental internal disease symptoms
ancestral immunodeficit syndrome
13
What does "two spirit" mean?
I'm out of creative wrong answers lmao
A Native American term for gender-variant individuals
Having LGBT+ pride two days in a row
14
Who was We'Wha?
An LGBTQ+ Artist
A two spirit individual from the 1800's
A Native American Artist in the 1800's
A pre-colonial two spirt warrior
15
The US Government Responded right away to the AIDS crisis
True
False
16
Stonewall was the first LGBTQ+ uprising.
False
True
17
The Daughters of Bilitis (DOB)
are the daughters of southern lesbians
was the first transgender-centered organization
are the daughters of bisexual women
was the first lesbian-centered organization
18
When was gay marriage legalized for all of the United States?
1990
1967
2019
2015
19
Ah Ming was known for what?
Performing Drag in China Town
Performing Drag in Harlem
Fighting in the Civil War
Fighting in the Revolutionary war
20
According to an 1881 census what was We'Wha's occupation?
Leader/Chief
Farmer, Weaver, Potter, Housekeeper
Weaver and priestess
Warrior
21
What movement happened at the same time as Universal Publik Friend's life?
Second coming of Jesus
Protestant Reformation
First Great Awakening
Second Great Awakening
22
Whose house did they put a giant condom on to protest AIDS
Jesse Helms
George H. Bush
Dan Rather
Ronald Reagan
23
What did GRIDS stand for?
Gay Related Introspective Death Syndrome
Gay Related Irregular Death Syndrome
Gold Rat Insect Dire Stand
Gay Related Immunodeficiency Syndrome
24
Drag queens throwing donuts sounds more like what?
East Coast
West Coast
25
What AIDS Activist is this Art based on?
Cindy Sherman
Kieth Haring
Paul McCartney
David Bowie
26
The Lavender Scare...
stopped fascists gov. employees
purged the US government of Gay people
promoted the fear of lavender scented soap
prevented former slaveowners from serving in the US government
27
DOMA stands for?
Defending our Marriage Act
Defense of Marriage Act
Defense of Many Act
Defense of Mirage Act

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