Cultural forces conspire to encourage women to seek fulfillment in a domestic life.

Women need to more effectively organize resistance in order to gain equality in American society.

Women are naturally predisposed towards finding happiness in domesticity and motherhood.

The greatest obstacle to female equality is the disparagement of women by other women.

Religious influences have affected the image of femininity throughout human history.

Cultural forces conspire to encourage women to seek fulfillment in a domestic life.

Women need to more effectively organize resistance in order to gain equality in American society.

Women are naturally predisposed towards finding happiness in domesticity and motherhood.

The greatest obstacle to female equality is the disparagement of women by other women.

Religious influences have affected the image of femininity throughout human history.

the rise in immigration from Latin American countries

the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision

the debate over the Equal Rights Amendment

the rise of the Gay Rights Movement

the sexual revolution of the 1960s and 1970s

the rise in immigration from Latin American countries

the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision

the debate over the Equal Rights Amendment

the rise of the Gay Rights Movement

the sexual revolution of the 1960s and 1970s

Temperance Movement

Volstead Act

Good Neighbor Policy

The American Families Movement

Nativism

Temperance Movement

Volstead Act

Good Neighbor Policy

The American Families Movement

Nativism

borrowing images and themes from popular culture and advertising

strictly adhering to traditional principles of fine art

focusing on painting landscapes and still lifes instead of people

using geometric shapes and primary colors to break down traditional art

an embrace of abstract forms instead of rigid adherence to naturalism

It was the sight of the hippie movement

It was the sight of hydrogen bomb testing

It was home to many free blacks who escaped via the Underground Railroad

It served as the political base of the Free-Soil Party

It was the first area in which gold was discovered in California, precipitating the California Gold Rush

borrowing images and themes from popular culture and advertising

strictly adhering to traditional principles of fine art

focusing on painting landscapes and still lifes instead of people

using geometric shapes and primary colors to break down traditional art

an embrace of abstract forms instead of rigid adherence to naturalism

It was the sight of the hippie movement

It was the sight of hydrogen bomb testing

It was home to many free blacks who escaped via the Underground Railroad

It served as the political base of the Free-Soil Party

It was the first area in which gold was discovered in California, precipitating the California Gold Rush