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2nd Wave of Feminism

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The second wave of Feminism widened the range of issues including sexuality, the work place, reproductive rights, family, de facto inequalities and what other issue?

a)

Gay marriage

b)

Official Legal Inequalities

c)

Equal Pay

d)

Photosynthesis

2.

38% of women in the 60s were limited to what kinds of jobs?

a)

Teaching

b)

Nursing

c)

Secretary

d)

Don't Choose this Option

3.

In 1964, what did Howard Smith, a representative of Virginia, propose for the Civil Rights Act?

a)

Gay Rights

b)

An increase in female State Representatives

c)

Prohibition on Gender Discrimination

d)

Prohibition on Racial Discrimination

4.

How did women attempt to achieve social change and let Congress hear their voices?

a)

Completed sit-ins at local media outlets

b)

Protested at the 1968 Miss America pageant in Atlantic City

c)

Published issues of domestic violence and rape through media

d)

The Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the Cell

5.

What did the 1961 Presidential report highlight?

a)

Planned to establish fair hiring practices, paid maternity leave and and affordable child care.

b)

There was discrimination of women in every aspect of American life

c)

Women were planning to take over the world because they are girlbosses

d)

Women <3

6.

When was the Equal Pay Act amended?

a)

1963

b)

1996

c)

1984

d)

1972

7.

What did Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

a)

Removed Segregation

b)

Barred employment discrimination

c)

Created The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

d)

Developed plan to get more women in STEM Fields

8.

What was the world's first modern Women's shelter?

a)

Gamma Phi Beta

b)

Haven House

c)

House of the Women

d)

Hotel California

9.

When was the National Organization for Women <3 founded?

a)

1966

b)

1970

c)

1965

d)

1983

10.

Who was the first Black woman elected to the House of Representatives?

a)

Shirley Chrisholm

b)

Ketanji Brown Jackson

c)

Katherine Johnson

d)

Dorothy Vaughan