The Women's Movement of the Early 1970s Differed from Its

question 4

Multiple Choice

The women's movement of the early 1970s differed from its predecessors by

• A) Drawing its strength from the grass-roots energies of women in local communities
• B) Becoming more aggressive and militant
• C) Becoming more rooted in science
• D) Focusing solely on national legislation to change the condition of women

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