Women’s Liberation in the 1960s & 70s
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This reading comprehension worksheet explores the Women's Liberation Movement during the 1960s and 1970s in America, focusing on key events, figures, and societal changes.
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Women’s Liberation in the 1960s & 70s
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Introduction to Women's Liberation
Source A: Excerpt from a 1970s magazine article
'The women's liberation movement emerged as a response to decades of inequality and discrimination faced by women. Activists fought for equal rights in employment, education, and personal freedom.' Provenance: Article published in 'The Women's Voice,' 1975.
Key Figures and Events
Source B: Photograph of Betty Friedan at a rally
'Betty Friedan, a leading figure in the women's movement, inspired many women to challenge traditional roles and demand equal rights.' Provenance: Photograph taken at a Women's Rights rally, 1968.
Societal Changes and Impact
Source C: Survey data from 1975
'A survey showed that 65% of women believed their roles in society should change to allow more personal and professional freedom.' Provenance: Conducted by the National Institute of Social Research, 1975.
Summary and Reflection
Reflect on the overall impact of the Women's Liberation Movement during the 1960s and 1970s. Consider both achievements and remaining challenges.
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