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Chapter 18 The Politics of Protest
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1
Gloria Steinem contributed to the feminist movement by?
1,2 and 3 are all correct
fighting for the right of women to an abortion
supporting NOW to promote feminist goals
wanting to enforce Title VII
2
Women fought for their rights because?
They were dissatisfied with stereotypical low paying jobs
They were tired of being paid the same as men
They did not want to live in a commune
3
Supporters of
Feminism
believe
women working stereotypical low paying jobs
women should stay home and raise the children
in the equality of men and women
4
Roe v Wade was challenged by?
Title VII
TItle IX
MD provides "informed & parental consent" for underage girls
5
Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta worked together to create the UFW in order to do what?
Increase benefits,wages,union- recognize Latino farm workers
end women's stereotypes
enroll more women in college
6
La Raza Unida was created to?
register more women voters
register more african american voters
register and empower more Latinos in political office
7
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 helped women by
ending discrimination for african amerians in housing
creating Title VII to outlaw job discrim. based on gender
decreasing presidential power
8
Group living arrangement where hippies lived and worked and shared everything together
yert
commune
high rise apartment building
9
How did Betty Friedan address the
Feminine Mystique
?
By trying to pass abortion laws
writing a book describing how women felt unfulfilled
trying to pass the Equal Rights Amendment
10
The
Counterculture
mattered because___________
they questioned American politics & middle class values
they wanted to acquire the most material goods
they wanted everyone to conform
11
Mrs. Ozga did not eat grapes for several years as when she was a little girl because of
MAYO
National Boycott of table grapes
the Montgomery Bus Boycott
12
The practice of teaching immigrant students in their own language while also learning English
La Raza Unida
bilingualism
LULAZ
13
One of the most important voices of the counterculure generation- he sang of hopes and fears
Mick Jagger
Bob Dylan
Sam Cooke
14
2 part answer: The leader and concern of the Free Speech Movement was?
Cesar Chavez and farm workers
Mario Savio and classes taught by grad students
Phyllis Schlafly and the Equal Rights Ammendment
15
Phyllis Schlafly
opposed ERA because women would need to register for draft
wrote the Feminine Mystique
wanted to help Latinos fight for civil rights
16
What did repatriation include?
educating african americans equally
deporting mexicans and their american children to Mexico
educating women equally
17
How did WWII impact Latinos?
create large communes for Mexican Americans
paying immigrant farm laborers well
create braceros--short term/low paying farm labor contracts
18
Cesar Chavez was known for
leading a table grape boycott and famous hunger strike
being the lawyer in the Brown v. Board of Ed Case
small schools for Latino children
19
A huge concern of the
Youth Movement
included
which daycare to attend
Racism, the Vietnam War and the nuclear arms race
which house and what neighborhood to live in
20
Latinos challenged discrimination by?
forming civil rights org. who use effective strategies
wanting all schools to use "English" only
building bigger and better homes
21
What is a barrio?
large commune in Utopia
a perfect place to live in the suburbs
segregated and beat up area in spanish speaking neighborhood
22
Title IX forced schools receiving federal funding to?
build bigger and better stadiums
offer men/women same college programs/budget & admissions
build bigger and better libraries
23
The founder of Ms. Magazine
Gloria Steinem
Billie Jean King
Phyllis Schafley
24
The Equal Rights Ammendment was ratified in 1981
True
False
25
This group rejected the conventions of established society during the 1960s
teachers
hippies
athletes
