Historical Context
This leader promoted Social Darwinism and was defeated in World War II.
Who as Adolph Hitler?
This was the technique that Martin Luther King, Jr. used to attack and end Jim Crow segregation.
What was non-violent direct action?
This was Malcolm X's goal by the end of his movement.
What was Black Separatism or Black Pride?
This was the category of jobs that women tended to enter after WWII.
What was the pink collar class?
This was the first place where gay rights became a public issue in 1969?
This demographic movement of African Americans from the South to the North allowed for more freedom to assemble.
What was the Great Migration?
This was the group that Martin Luther King, Jr. led during the Civil Rights movement.
What was the Southern Christian Leadership Conference?
This leader picked up Malcolm X's ideas after his death and recreated the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).
This book, completed in 1963, criticized the belief that women were entirely fulfilled through domestic chores and activities.
What was the Feminine Mystique?
This leader called for better pay and working conditions for Hispanic farm workers?
Who was Caesar Chavez?
African Americans and women migrated here during WWII leading to more opportunities.
What are the urban factory centers?
These were the two individuals that inspired Martin Luther King, Jr.'s strategy to end segregation.
Who were Reinhold Niebhur and Gandhi?
Name two issues that the activists during the Malcolm X phase of the Civil Rights movement tended to raise.
What were poverty, police brutality, poor housing, or poor education?
This was the main criticism of American society by the Third Wave of Feminism?
What is a patriarchy?
This Native American movement took over Alcatraz Island for a weekend calling for recognition of American Indian culture.
What was the AIM or American Indian Movement?
This international conflict created the foreign policy incentive for the United States to end segregation.
What was the Cold War?
These were the two pieces of Federal legislation that were passed within a year after the March on Washington.
What were the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
This group took Malcolm X's ideas for racial solidarity and protection and implemented them in Los Angeles and Oakland.
What were the Black Panthers?
These are the areas in society that women and men are generally segregated due to gender construction.
What are separate spheres?
This agency was created by the Nixon administration to clean up environmental pollution.
What was the Environmental Protection Agency?
This demographic movement after WWII led to the conditions for the modern 2nd wave feminist movement.
What was suburbanization?
These were the two issues that Martin Luther King, Jr. criticized other than racism in 1967.
What were poverty and the Vietnam War?
This criticism of American racism stressed the implicit and long term inequalities that may not be individually intended.
What is institutionalized racism?
This woman led the 1970s conservative Evangelical movement calling for a return to traditional roles and values for mothers.
Who was Phyllis Schafly?