Social Movements and Their Leaders

What were the main focuses of the Chicano Movement?

• Voting rights and desegregation

  
  

• Equal rights for Mexicans, targeting education and work systems

  
  

• Environmental protection and animal rights

  
  

• • Anti-war protests and free speech

  
  

What did the Black Panthers advocate for that contrasted with Martin Luther King Jr.'s approach?

What was a key goal of the Women's Liberation Movement?

• Advocating for employment, education, and bodily autonomy

  
  

• Passing the Equal Rights Amendment only

  
  

• Focusing solely on suffrage rights

  
  

• • Promoting traditional gender roles

  
  

Name two significant leaders of the Chicano Movement.

• Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks

  
  

• Malcolm X and Huey Newton

  
  

• Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta

  
  

• • Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem

  
  

What movement used the phrase “Red Power”?

What legislation was a result of the Women’s Liberation Movement?

• The Voting Rights Act of 1965

  
  

• The Equal Employment Opportunity Act (1972) and Title IX

  
  

• The Civil Rights Act of 1964

  
  

• • The Americans with Disabilities Act

  
  

What event was Cesar Chavez involved in to advocate for farm workers' rights?

• The March on Washington

  
  

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

  
  

• The Selma to Montgomery March

  
  

• • The Delano Grape Strike

  
  

What type of art was used to express the struggles of Mexican Americans during the Chicano Movement?

• Sculptures

• Photography

  
  

• Abstract paintings

  
  

• Murals

According to the presentation, which of the following best reflects Malcolm X's beliefs?

• Advocating for nonviolent protest and integration.

  
  

• Emphasizing black nationalism, self-defense, and separationism.

  
  

• Focusing primarily on economic equality through legislative reforms

  
  

• • Promoting gradual change through cooperation with white moderates.

  
  

Which civil rights leader co-founded the National Organization for Women (NOW) and wrote "The Feminine Mystique"?

• Dolores Huerta

  
  

• Rosa Parks

  
  

• Betty Friedan

  
  

• Shirley Chisholm