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1
Which would the National Organization of Women be MOST LIKELY to actively support?
Legislation for equal pay for male & female business leaders
A campaign to increase the number of vegetarians in the U.S.
Attempts to reduce pollution by enforcing electricity limits
Protests against women’s suffrage in foreign countries
2
Which of the following best describes the expectations for American women during the 1950s?
They were expected to earn money to support their family
They were expected to go to college or a vocational school
They were expected to work at home and raise children
They were expected to make important political decisions
3
What is a Spanish-speaking person from Latin America called?
JACL
Latino
ERA
AIM
4
Which group represented the “counterculture” of the 1960s?
Millennials
yuppies
generation x
baby boomers
5
Who is author of
The Feminine Mystique,
sparking the Women's Rights Movement?
Betty Friedan
Gloria Steinem
Dolores Huerta
Phyllis Schlafly
6
What prevented the Equal Rights Amendment from becoming a law?
It received enough votes in the House, but not in the Senate
It failed to be ratified by enough states
It failed to receive enough votes in Congress
It stalled in a committee
7
What is the belief that women should have economical, political & social equality with men?
feminism
JACL
reparations
AIM
8
What was the Woodstock festival?
a peaceful concert of major rock bands
a rock concert that turned violent
a major peaceful demonstration
a controlled, scientific experiment with drugs
9
What would the counterculture behavior least likely include?
experiment with drugs
volunteer work
seek material wealth
attend college
10
Which of the following could women
not
do in the early 1960s?
Go to an Ivy League school
Get a credit card without their husband
All of these
Serve on a jury
11
Which of the following was a major group in the fight for women's liberation?
NOW
JACL
SCLC
AIM
12
Who ran Latino candidates & won mayoral races & positions on school boards & city councils?
La Raza Unida
AIM
National Farm Workers Association
JACL
13
Which impact did Title IX have on educational institutions in the United States?
equal funding of male and female athletics
use of quotas for enrollment
creation of standardized testing goals
government-funded school vouchers
14
During the 1960s and 1970s Asian Americans
lagged behind in economic development.
lagged behind in education, but advanced economically.
progressed at the same pace economically as earlier times.
made economic gains, but continued to face discrimination.
15
What group fought for Native American treaty rights and self-government?
JACL
NOW
AIM
counterculture
16
What group of people in the 1960s and '70s, valued youth, spontaneity, and individuality?
counterculture
Japanese American Citizens League
American Indian Movement
NOW
17
What was the goal of the Chicano movement?
all of these
better working pay
voting rights
equal education
18
Who represented the
New Right
, winning the presidential election in 1968?
Richard Nixon
Burt B. Block
Lyndon Johnson
John F. Kennedy
19
Who was one of the most outspoken opponents of the ERA and the women’s movement?
Dolores Huerta
Phyllis Schlafly
Gloria Steinem
Betty Friedan
20
What group worked for compensation for Japanese Americans interned during World War II?
NOW
AIM
counterculture
JACL
21
Much of the Counterculture Movement's message was delivered by
Television
Magazines
Newspapers
Rock and Roll Music
22
What area in San Francisco was described as “the hub of hippie life” in the 1960s?
China Town
Haight-Ashbury
The Door
Woodstock
23
How many of the states had to ratify the ERA, for it to become a constitutional amendment?
1/4 of the states
2/3s of the states
1/2 of the states
3/4s of the states
24
Which of the following was one of the main goals of the National Farm Workers Association?
better working conditions for Mex-Americans in the fields
made bilingual education a requirement in U.S. schools
made it illegal for Mexican farmers to use land to farm
make Mexican immigration illegal so American farmers work
25
How were Cesar Chavez and Martin Luther King Jr. similar?
They worked to get federal laws passed to help their causes
They worked hard to improve conditions of California farmers
They were deemed to be enemies of the Kennedy administration
They used non-violent protests & boycotts for their causes
26
Who created
Ms. Magazine,
and was an activist for women’s rights?
Phyllis Schlafly
Betty Friedan
Gloria Steinem
Dolores Huerta
27
What Supreme Court case legalized abortion in 1973?
Korematsu v. United States
Brown v. Board of Education
Baker v. Carr
Roe v. Wade
28
What was the law that would make discrimination based on a person’s sex illegal?
ERA
Roe v. Wade
JACL
AIM
29
How did César Chávez begin to change America?
He wrote a book about the plight of migrant farm workers
He was the first Latino congressman from California
He helped organize a union for migrant farm workers
He formed the political party, La Raza Unida
30
In the 1960s, the Latino population in the United States
doubled.
was primarily made up of immigrants from Cuba.
declined until the 1970s.
tripled.
