The Soaring Membership in the Audubon Society During the 1970s

question 48

Multiple Choice

The soaring membership in the Audubon Society during the 1970s was representative of which larger trend?

• A) reassessment of gender roles
• B) rising worries over peace in the Middle East
• C) détente with the Soviet Union
• D) increasing concerns about American consumption

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