Module 24

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Across
  1. 2. A belief that women should have economic,political, and social equality as men
  2. 5. a ban on gender discrimination in “any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance,” as part of the Higher Education Act.
  3. 6. admitted US-born Native Americans to full US citizenship.
  4. 7. decided to cut federal aid for native americans
  5. 8. movement of credited as the beginning of lgbtq+ rights of movement
  6. 9. rights of people with disabilities in four main areas: employment, public services, public accommodations, and telecommunications.
  7. 12. Militant organization under Chicano movement
  8. 14. spoken of the necessity for women to continue working for equal opportunities in American society
  9. 16. first hispanic justice to serve on the supreme court
  10. 17. required equal pay for women and men
  11. 20. a contraceptive that would postpone pregnancies and changed womens futures
  12. 21. who created UFWOC?
  13. 22. The poltical movement and pride of mexican americans
  14. 23. mexican temporary workers in the 1940-50’s who came to America
  15. 24. what act told Schools to teach spanish-speaking classes for the children that needed to learn with their own language
Down
  1. 1. what decade did most mexicans come to the us in search of jobs?
  2. 3. empower African Americans in leadership and education programs
  3. 4. Created crusades for justice to promote mexican american nationalism
  4. 10. Who shed light on the farmer workers movement and workering conditions ?
  5. 11. who did not join the UFWOC union?
  6. 13. Spanish-Speaking neighborhoods
  7. 15. that pushed for women’s goals, creation of childcare facilities to help working mothers and mother who wanted further education.
  8. 18. a party that campaigned for bilingual education, improved public services, education for children of migrant workers and helped to end job discrimination
  9. 19. a militant Native American rights group that began as a group for self-defense against police brutality