The Main Impact of the Nineteenth Amendment on Women's Activism

question 19

Multiple Choice

The main impact of the Nineteenth Amendment on women's activism of the 1920s was to

• A) bring women together to pursue additional successes.
• B) expose the class, race, age, and ideological differences among women.
• C) shift activists' focus from public issues to quality-of-life issues.
• D) push the women's movement toward increased liberalism.

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Definitions:

Altruistic Behavior

Actions taken to benefit others without expectation of reward or recognition, often at a cost to oneself.

Superordinate Goals

Superordinate goals are overarching objectives that can only be achieved by the cooperation of two or more individuals or groups, helping to reduce conflict by aligning interests.

Interracial Cooperative

Activities or initiatives that involve collaboration between people of different racial backgrounds, aimed at enhancing mutual understanding and social cohesion.

Ingroup/Outgroup Conflict

Refers to the tension and conflict that arises between groups (ingroups, or groups we belong to, and outgroups, or those we do not belong to) based on identification and loyalty.