Magda Kreuzpointner Single Women on TV

4. Tony continues to refuse to marry Jeannie because he has a lack of _____ over her
6. In 1966 the single _____ woman came to the screen in form of "That Girl"
8. Through Mary CBS acknowledged a more ____ social perspective on women's roles
11. Susan Faludi writes about the undeclared war against American women in her book ______
12. Mary becomes the career woman who nonetheless retains her ____
14. Jeannie referred to Tony as Master in order to reaffirm _____authority
15. A year before Bewitched came out, Betty Friedan published her book "The Feminine _____"

1. Audiences tend to be more comfortable with the depiction of social change if it's infused with _____
2. Both Rhoda and One Day at a Time broke the _____ taboo
3. In the end viewers always interpreted the series in accordance with their own ____
5. The show was careful to represent an image of ____ feminism which believed that gender equality could be achieved without altering existing social structures
7. This show indicated a new way of thinking about unmarried women beyond the sad ______ stereotype
9. The Mary Tyler Moore Show premiered less than a month after the August 1970 "Women strike for ____"
10. Because it was situated in a ______ space, characters like Jeannie in "I Dream of Jeannie" were able to poke fun of traditional sitcoms
13. Mary represented that you did not need to be _____ to have a complete life