Chapter 11

2. movement that upheld values different from those of mainstream culture
3. political activist most famous for opposing the Equal Rights Amendment.
4. 1973 law designed to restrict the pollution of water by industry and agriculture
5. person who travels from farm to farm to pick fruits and vegetables
6. American feminist who co-founded the National Organization for Women
8. act passed in 1970 that sought to lessen air pollution by limiting the emissions from factories and automobiles
10. group that focused on helping Indians, including the securing of legal rights, land, and self-government for Native Americans
11. annual event of environmental activism and protest, begun in 1970
12. theory that women and men should have political, social, and economic equality
14. proposed amendment to the Constitution to guarantee gender equality
15. organization established by Betty Friedan to combat discrimination against women
16. movement to promote Mexican American social and political issues and culture
17. labor union of farm workers that used nonviolent tactics, including a workers’ strike and consumer boycott of table grapes
18. English rock-and-roll group featuring John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.

1. government agency committed to cleaning up and protecting the environment
7. lack of understanding and communication between older and younger members of society
9. established the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA)
13. small communities where people with common interests live and share resources