Ch. 30: A Time of Social Change - Chapter Test Review

The women’s movement reemerged in the 1960s because

• the civil rights movement was over.

• women began to question why they were still considered unequal to men.

• women wanted to remain full-time homemakers.

• the Equal Rights Amendment had failed to be ratified.

The Brown Berets were founded in order to

• train young Latinos to enter the U.S. military.

• provide support to the Black Panther Party.

• protest the actions of police in Los Angeles.

• improve conditions in schools serving Latino students.

How did All in the Family reflect American society in the early 1970s?

• It showed that some college students joined the Establishment.

• It illustrated that mainstream American society did not embrace the counterculture.

• It realistically portrayed life in the hippie movement.

• It showed the division between working class families and wealthy families.

Native Americans condemned termination because it

• took individual families’ plots of land for government use.

• did nothing to help Native Americans adjust to mainstream society.

• created additional reservations.

• required existing reservations to pay federal taxes.

Organized group discussions for women in the late 1960s led some women to

• recognize the discrimination they experienced as part of a larger pattern of discrimination based

  on gender.

• collaborate in writing The Feminine Mystique.

• join the civil rights movement.

• return to traditional family life.

The Young Lords was a

• militant group seeking to overthrow the communist Cuban government.

• group that fought ratification of the ERA.

• militant boricua organization.

• chapter of the Black Panthers.

What student movement began at the University of California at Berkeley?

• CORE

• the Summer of Love

• the free speech movement

• the sit-in movement

The 1960’s counterculture had the most lasting impact on

• the beatniks.

• attitudes toward lifestyles and social behavior, art, and music.

• American higher education.

• the American political process.

Most Cubans who came to the United States in the 1960s and 1970s were seeking

• bilingual education.

• escape from Fidel Castro’s Communist government.

• business opportunities.

• higher wages.

Which goal of the women’s movement sparked a debate that continues to this day?

• an end to discrimination in the workplace

• elimination of full-time homemaking for women

• passage of the Nineteenth Amendment

• securing abortion rights