The Feminist Revolt of the 1960s Was Sparked by

question 52

Multiple Choice

The feminist revolt of the 1960s was sparked by

• A) the continued exclusion of most women from the workplace.
• B) growing domination of the service sector of the economy, where most women were employed, by the industrial and manufacturing sectors.
• C) Congress's failure to pass the Equal Rights Amendment.
• D) a clash between the demands of the traditional role of women as wives and mothers and the realities of employment.
• E) dismay at the image of women in advertising.

Recognize the importance of sociological theories in shaping the understanding of social dynamics and structures.

Analyze the role of capitalism and industrialization in societal transformations.

Evaluate the impact of urbanization and colonialism as significant social forces.

Appreciate the influence of knowledge, science, and technology on society.

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