1960s Test Review

This book, written in the 1950s, helped to both define and jumpstart the Feminist movement. 

• Sex and The Single Girl
• The Feminine Mystique
• Diary of a Mad Housewife 
• We Don't Need the Men

It was during this event that millions of Americans boycotted the sale of produce, leading to better working conditions and higher wages for farmers.

• San Diego Avocado Strike
• Miami Orange Strike
• Nebraska Potoato Strike
• Delano Grape Strike 

This iconic Gay Rights figure became the first openly gay politician in California, and became an even bigger figure in the movement after his assassination.

• Harvey Dent
• Craig Rodwell
• Harvey Milk 
• Julius Bar

This movement, made up of mostly white, middle-class youths, grew tired of war and America’s injustices and aimed to create a society based on peace and love.

• Counterculture Movement
• Beatnik Movement 
• Hippie Movement
• Anti-Confoormist Moverment

This 1947 landmark Supreme Court case prohibited the segregation of Hispanic and white schoolchildren.

• Pablo v. Escobar
• Korematsu v. United States
• Mendez v. Westminster
• Ginger v. Gorsuch

This key Feminist figure contributed to the movement through her outspoken activism and journalism, famously saying, “We’ve begun to raise daughters more like sons…but few have the courage to raise our sons more like our daughters.”

• Gloria Steinem
• Betty Friedan
• Ellen Degeneres
• Kati Marton

All of the following were main goals of the Latin Rights (Chicano) Movement EXCEPT:

• Political power
• Education reform
• Rights for farm workers
• Legally returning back to Mexico

This proposal, which has been awaiting approval from Congress for more than 10 years, would offer the children of illegal immigrants the opportunity to attend college or serve in the U.S. military.

• The Immigration Act
• REAL ID Act
• The DREAM Act
• Nationality Act

This 3-day music festival in August of 1969 became a major symbol of the Counterculture movement.

• Snoopy
• Altamont
• Newport Folk Festival
• Woodstock

This 1973 landmark Supreme Court case granted women the right to choose to have an abortion.

• Doe v. Bolton
• Roe v. Wade
• Planned Parenthood v. Casey
• Maher v. Roe