1. Goal 11

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

3. B. American Indian
Movement (AIM):
fought for treaty rights
and better
conditions/opportunitie
s for Native Americans.

4. C. Environmental
Protection Agency:
enforced the Clean Air
Act and the Clean Water
Act.

5. 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.

6. E. National
Organization for
Women (NOW):
fought for fair pay and
equal opportunities for
women.

7. F. Gloria Steinem:
a women’s rights
advocate who started
Ms. Magazine

8. G. Phyllis Schlafly:
oppose the women’s
movement.

9. H. Equal Rights
Amendment:
would have made
discrimination based on
sex illegal, but was never
ratified.

10. I. Roe v. Wade (1973):
legalized abortion.

11. J. Counterculture:
movement by young
people who wanted to
resist the mainstream of
dominant culture. This
included changing music
– rock & roll.

12. K. Haight-Ashbury:
district of San Francisco
which was a popular
place for hippies to live.