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Women's Suffrage Movement
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The Women's Suffrage Movement in the 1960's and 1970's. #WomensRights
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1
What does EEOC stand for
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Ethical Endeavors Of Courts
Eager Eagles Of Commercialism
Eventual Elimination Of Caucasions
2
Phyllis Schlafly supported the Women's Rights Movement
False
True
3
Betty Friedan was a feminist writer
True
False
4
What forms of protest were used
All of the above
Lobbying and Petitioning
Mass meetings and Street speaking
Parades and Pageants
5
What does NWP stand for
Nuclear Waste Partnership
North Of Waldo Patent
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company
National Woman's Party
6
The term feminism was first used in...
1980's
1960's
1950's
1970's
7
What opened up during World War 2 for Women
Voting rights
Jobs
None of the above
Time
8
The supporters of the Women's Suffrage Movement used ________ to educate the public
Set up banners and billboards
Speaking tours and transcontinental auto trips
Preformed motorcade parades
All the above
9
The Women's rights movement was ______ in the 1960's
Not effective
New
Non-existant
Impactful
10
Main goal of the 1960's Women's Suffrage Movement was...
To end the stereotype (women were only stay at home mom's)
To get more women jobs
Equal paying jobs as men
To get women the right to vote
11
What is the 19th Amendment
Not about Women's Rights
Equal pay for everyone
Jobs for everyone
Voting Rights for everyone
12
More women did ______ after World War 2 than before the war
Got a job
Stayed home
Went to college
Got divored
13
These lyrics "I am woman, hear me roarIn numbers too big to ignore" were written by
Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony
None because this isn't a real song
Ray Burton & Helen Reddy
George Cooper & Frank Boylen
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The Women's Rights movement was to get Women all of the following
Creditability, and Equal pay
None of the above
More jobs, and Opportunities
Legal, Economic, and Social equality