Chapter 17

4. proposed amendment to the constitution that guarantees gender equality
5. movement that focused on raising Mexican american consciousness
6. law that restricted the pollution of water by industry & agriculture
7. pointed out that human actions were harming the environment and themselves
8. the most influential latino activist
10. theory that women & me should have political, social, and economic equality
11. feminist who tried to change awareness through media
13. passed in 1973 with the purpose of protecting endangered plants & animals
14. annual event of environmental activism & protest begun in 1970
15. a one time Harvard researcher who became a hippy
17. powerfully articulated a message in her book the feminine mystique
20. lack of understanding & communicating between older & and younger members of society
22. government agency committed to cleaning up and protecting the environment
23. poisonous by products of human activity

1. denounced women's liberation as a "total assault on family, marriage, and children"
2. used nonviolent tactics including a workers' strike & a consumer boycott of table grapes
3. founded in 1929 to protect Japanese Americans' civil rights
7. began to investigate whether flawed car designs led to increased traffic accidents & death
9. movement that upheld values different from those of mainstream culture
12. impacted folk musicians whose songs highlighted civil rights & peace movements
16. small communities where people share resources
18. organization established by Betty Friedan to fight discrimination against women in work and education
19. passed in 1970 that lessened air pollution by limiting emissions from factories & automobiles
21. focused on helping Indians including securing legal rights, land and self government