The Women's Movement

4. The Women's _________ Movement, more radical feminists.
5. Betty _______, a prominent journalist and politician. Co-founder of NOW.
7. The president in the early 1960s
10. One of the strategies used by NOW.
12. The 1974 Equal ______ Opportunity Act made it illegal to refuse credit on the basis of gender
13. The President's __________ on the Status of Women, December 1961
16. The ___________ Amendment, which was never ratified
18. Famous opponent of the women's movement
19. The act signed by Kennedy in June 1963, making it illegal to pay people different rates for the same job.
20. The religious belief of Phyllis, opponent of the women's movement

1. The type of pill that became available from 1960 in the US
2. _______ v Connecticut, the 1965 Supreme Court case allowing married women to use birth control
3. Norma ________, the real name of 'Jane Roe'
6. The Bill of _____, adopted by NOW in 1967 at its first national conference.
8. The pressure group set up in 1966 to put pressure on the authorities to enforce equality.
9. The 1964 law which made it illegal to discriminate against someone because of their gender
11. Eleanor _________, First Lady who held her own press conferences for female journalists
14. 'The Feminine ________', a 1963 book about the 'comfortable prison camp' of the home.
15. The 1972 _____________ Act made discrimination in education illegal
17. A job where only 4% were women in 1961