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Title: WOMEN


1
WOMEN EQUALITY
  • CHAPTER 31, SECTION 2

2
SECTION 2 QUIZ
  • 1. ___was the belief that women should have
    economic, political, social equality with men.
  • 2. The 1961 Presidential Commission on the
    Status of Women was created by which President?
  • 3. ___is discrimination against women.
  • 4. In 1963,___wrote a book called the Feminine
    Mystique.
  • 5. N.O.W. is an acronym for
  • 6. In 1971, journalist ___ helped found the
    National Womens Political Caucus.
  • 7. ___ was the 1973 Supreme Court case that
    legalized abortion in the first trimester of
    pregnancy.
  • 8. In 1972, what piece of legislation was passed
    by Congress but failed to be fully ratified by
    the states?
  • 9. ___ was national chairperson of the Stop-ERA
    campaign.
  • 10. ___ was invisible resistance to promoting
    women in jobs.

3
KEY TERMS
  • FEMINISM
  • BETTY FRIEDAN
  • NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN (N.O.W.)
  • GLORIA STEINAM
  • EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT (E.R.A.)
  • PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY

4
IMPORTANT DATES
  • 1961 PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF
    WOMEN
  • 1963 THE FEMININE MYSTIQUE PUBLISHED
  • 1966 N.O.W. FOUNDED
  • 1972 E.R.A. PASSED IN CONGRESS
  • 1973 ROE V. WADE
  • 1982 E.R.A. FAILS RATIFICATION

5
FEMINISM
  • FEMINISM DEFINE
  • BELIEF THAT WOMEN SHOULD HAVE ECONOMIC,
    POLITICAL, AND SOCIAL EQUALITY WITH MEN
  • WHEN? GAINS STRENGTH IN 1960s
  • WHY?
  • 1950s 1 OUT OF 3 WOMEN IN AMERICAN WORKFORCE
  • 1960s OVER 40 HAD JOBS OUTSIDE THE HOME
  • PROBLEM VERY LIMITED JOB OPPORTUNITIES W/LOW
    PAY
  • EXAMPLES?
  • DOMESTIC SERVICES
  • RETAIL SALES
  • SOCIAL WORK
  • RESULTS?
  • 1961 JFK CREATES PRES. COMMISSION ON THE STATUS
    OF WOMEN
  • FIND?
  • WOMEN WERE OFTEN PAID LESS FOR DOING THE SAME
    JOBS AS MEN
  • WOMEN WERE OFTEN NOT PROMOTED IN JOBS, EVEN WHEN
    DESERVING

6
FEMINISM GROWS
  • WHY?
  • JOB DISCRIMINATION CAUSES MANY WOMEN TO ORGANIZE
    EFFORTS
  • MANY PROTEST ORAGNIZATIONS ARE ALSO RUN,
    DOMINATED BY MEN
  • NEW DEVELOPMENTS
  • 1963 BETTY FRIEDAN PUBLISHES THE FEMININE
    MYSTIQUE
  • TOPIC BOOK POPULARIZES WOMENS ISSUES
    HIGHLIGHTS PROBLEMS, ETC.
  • EFFECT?
  • WOMENS LIBERATION MOVEMENT GAINS POWER
  • MORE WOMEN ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN WOMENS
    LIB MOVEMENT

7
  • BETTY FRIEDAN

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WOMENS LIBERATION MOVEMENT
  • 1966 NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN FOUNDED
    (N.O.W.)
  • DEFINE GROUP DEVOTED TO ADDRESSING WOMENS
    ISSUES
  • GOALS?
  • BETTER CHILD CARE FACILITIES
  • IMPROVE WOMENS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
  • ELIMINATION OF JOB DISCRIMINATION BASED ON GENDER
  • N.O.W. GROWS 1966-1969 MEMBERSHIP GROWS FROM
    300-175,000
  • OTHER WOMENS LIB. DEVELOPMENTS
  • 1971 GLORIA STEINAM FOUNDS NATIONAL WOMENS
    POLITICAL CAUCUS
  • 1972 HIGHER EDUCATION ACT
  • OUTLAWS GENDER DISCRIMINATION TO ANY INSTITUTION
    RECEIVING FEDERAL
  • WORKING PARENTS GIVEN TAX BREAK FOR CHILD-CARE
    EXPENSES

10
  • GLORIA STEINAM

11
ROE v. WADE
  • WHAT? SUPREME COURT CASE
  • WHEN? 1973
  • ISSUE?
  • DOES A WOMAN HAVE THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN ABORTION?
  • COURT DECISION
  • GRANTED WOMEN THE RIGHT TO HAVE AN ABORTION IN
    THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PREGNANCY
  • EFFECT?
  • ABORTION IS LEGALIZED IN THE U.S.
  • ABORTION-RIGHTS ADVOCATES, LIKE N.O.W., GAIN
    POLITICAL POWER
  • THE ABORTION DEBATE CONTIUES TO DIVIDE AMERICANS

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  • Anti-Abortion
  • Protests, Washington

14
E.R.A
  • 1972 CONGRESS PASSES EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT
  • DESCRIBE
  • 1st INTRODUCED TO CONGRESS IN 1923
  • WOULD GUARANTEE EQUAL RIGHTS UNDER THE LAW TO
    BOTH GENDERS
  • 1972 AFTER ITS PASSED IN CONGRESS, IT NEEDED
    RATIFICATION BY ¾ (38) U.S. STATES
  • WIDESPREAD RESISTANCE TO E.R.A.
  • WHO?
  • CONSERVATIVE RELIGIOUS GROUPS
  • CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL GROUPS
  • STOP-ERA CAMPAIGN PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY
  • WHY?
  • FEAR NEGATIVE IMPACT ON FAMILIES
  • DEVELOPMENT OF OTHER ISSUES
  • SAME-SEX MARRIAGE
  • DRAFTING OF WOMEN
  • RESULT?
  • 1977 ERA RATIFIED BY 35 OF 38 STATES FAILS TO
    GET 38 STATES

15
1972 Pro-ERA Rally
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  • Phyllis Schlafly,
  • Stop-ERA Campaign
  • Chairperson
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