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    The document provides questions to consider while reading a textbook passage about the revival of feminism and enforcing civil rights in the 1960s and 1970s United States. It asks about the demographic changes fueling renewed feminism, findings of the Presidential Commission on Women's Status, the impact of The Feminine Mystique, treatment of women in the New Left spurring feminist action, the Equal Rights Amendment and Phyllis Schlafly's role in ending it, and gains of the gay movement. It also questions the success of affirmative action, the Bakke v. University of California and Milliken v. Bradley Supreme Court decisions, and rulings in Griswold v. Connecticut and Roe v. Wade.

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    Below Are Some Questions To Consider As You Read: AP US Homework: Read Page 902 - 910

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    AP US Homework: Read page 902 – 910

    Below are some questions to consider as you read

    The Revival of Feminism

    1. What demographic changes in the 1960s helped fuel the reemergence of the feminist
    movement?
    2. What was found in the Presidential Commission on he Status of Women (1963) and why
    was it important?
    3. What effect did the publication of the Feminine Mystic have on the Feminist movement?
    4. How did women’s treatment by the male leaders of the New Left spur further feminist
    action? What were some of these actions and how successful were they?
    5. What was the ERA and what was the fate of this amendment?
    6. Who was Phyllis Schlafly and how did she help put an end to the ERA?
    7. What gains did the gay movement make in the 1970s?

    Enforcing Civil Rights

    8. In What ways was Affirmative Action successful?


    9. What was decided in Bakke v. University of California?
    10. What was decided in Milliken v. Bradley (1974)? How did the public react to this
    decision?
    11. What was decided in Griswold v. Connecticut and in Roe v. Wade?

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