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Goal 11

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A. César Chavez: Leader in the Latino rights movement.

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B. American Indian Movement (AIM): fought for treaty rights and better

conditions/opportunities for Native Americans.

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C. Environmental Protection Agency:enforced the Clean Air

Act and the Clean Water Act.

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D. Betty Friedan :author of The

Feminine Mystique which told

housewives it was ok to yearn for more

than their accepted role as a wife and

mother.

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E. National Organization for Women (NOW):fought for fair pay

and equal opportunities for

women.

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F. Gloria Steinem:a women’s rights

advocate who started Ms. Magazine

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G. Phyllis Schlafly:oppose the women’s

movement.

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H. Equal Rights Amendment:

would have made discrimination based

on sex illegal, but was never ratified.

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I. Roe v. Wade (1973):

legalized abortion.

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J. Counterculture:movement by young

people who wanted to resist the mainstream of dominant culture.

This included changing music – rock

& roll.

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K. Haight-Ashbury:district of San

Francisco which was a popular place for hippies to live.