Question

Which goal was shared by the women's rights movement and the Civil Rights movement?
court decisions to end segregation
expanded economic opportunities
passage of laws against harassment
greater protections for voting rights

Answer 1

I'll give you a hint, the Civil Rights movement was to end segregation between Caucasians and African-Americans. The Women's Rights movement was to end segregation between men and women in the workplace and life in general. Do you see a trend here?

Answer 2

court decisions to end segregation ?

Answer 3

Yep.

Answer 4

thank you can you help me on some more question please

Answer 5

How many?

Answer 6

like 4 or 5 that about it

Answer 7

Okay.

Answer 8

Which of these efforts by the women's rights movement was similar to the Civil Rights movement's support for an end to poll taxes?
the attempt to get the Equal Rights Amendment ratified
the attempt to have women included in the Voting Rights Act of 1965
the attempt to promote equal pay for equal work
the attempt to raise awareness about women's underrepresentation in Congress

Answer 9

Hint, try something related to the number three.

Answer 10

you sure i believe its equal work pay

Answer 11

That is exactly what I was pointing you toward!

Answer 12

Which statement describes a similarity between antiwar protestors and women's rights activists?
Both wanted new laws against discriminatory practices.
Both relied primarily on boycotts to advance their goals.
Both sought to bring about a major change in government policy.
Both worked towards expanded economic opportunities for all Americans.

Answer 13

Hint, you know that three I was pointing you at? Try it again.

Answer 14

i believe its number 3 not exactly sure

Answer 15

It is. Believe me, it is.

Answer 16

Which statement describes a similarity between antiwar protestors and women's rights activists?
Both wanted new laws against discriminatory practices.
Both relied primarily on boycotts to advance their goals.
Both sought to bring about a major change in government policy.
Both worked towards expanded economic opportunities for all Americans.

Answer 17

i posted the wrong one lol

Answer 18

We just did that. Same answer applies.

Answer 19

(HC)The quote below comes from the Supreme Court's ruling in Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (1978):

Racial and ethnic distinctions of any sort are inherently suspect, and thus call for the most exacting judicial examination.
Which statement explains why the Supreme Court made this declaration?
The Constitution guarantees a right to privacy for all citizens.
The Constitution implies protections for rights that are not directly mentioned.
The Constitution requires equal protection of the laws for all groups of people.
The Constitution grants voting rights to all citizens regardless of race or ethnicity.

Answer 20

thank you i found it

Answer 21

Hint, it's the number between one and three.

Answer 22

thank you

Answer 23

Which phrase summarizes the question before the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education (1954)?
separate but equal
reverse discrimination
reproductive choice
rights of defendants

Answer 24

Take 2 and divide it in half. Which number is that?

Answer 25

The table below lists several landmark Supreme Court cases:

Chart with the following court rulings listed Griswold v. Connecticut, 1965, Roe v. Wade, 1973, Bellotti v. Baird, 1979, and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, 1992.
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What was the overall effect of the Supreme Court rulings in Griswold v Connecticut and Roe v Wade?
Spending on social welfare programs increased.
Women gained reproductive rights.
Workplace discrimination was reduced.
Government regulations on businesses were reduced.

Answer 26

Wait...what? Oh. You want me to match them up, right?

Answer 27

no the question is What was the overall effect of the Supreme Court rulings in Griswold v Connecticut and Roe v Wade?

Answer 28

Oh. Okay.

Answer 29

can you help

Answer 30

Sure. Okay, Pretty sure you want something related to the first two answers.

Answer 31

If you want my guess, it'd be the second.

Answer 32

ill go with that i did a little looking up

Answer 33

How did the Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board of Education affect race relations in the United States during the 1950s?
It led to the emergence of the Black Nationalist movement.
It led to widespread resistance among Southern whites.
It led to a decline in poverty among African Americans.
It led to an increase in voting rates among African Americans.

Answer 34

Let's just say that you want the first.

Answer 35

thank you so much for your help

Answer 36

You're welcome.

Answer 37

wait

Answer 38

one more

Answer 39

Thurgood Marshall worked for the Civil Rights movement in which of these ways?
by setting up affirmative action programs
by organizing direct actions against segregation
by bringing legal challenges to segregationist laws
by lobbying Congress to pass Civil Rights legislation

Answer 40

Hint, try the last.

Answer 41

thank you im really done this time have a goodnight

Answer 42

You're welcome. Goodnight.