1. Social Changes Kate moody Bailey Johnson Manroop kaur Kuninda kaur
Amanda Mossberg
Lorene Lopez

2. Counterculture
Members adopted values that ran counter to mainstream culture
Rebelled against long-standing customs
Valued youth, spontaneity, and freedom of expression.
Promoted peace, love, and freedom

3. Generation Gap 1960s Differences between younger generations and older
Children and parents
Differences included: musical taste, fashion, culture, and politics

4. Second Wave of Feminism
A period of feminism activity that first began In the early 1960’s
It first began in the united states then eventually spread through the western world
In the us the movement was initionally called

5. Betty Friedan She was a feminist
Fought for rights for men and women to be treated equal
Founder of National Organization for Women
Wrote the Feminine Mystique

6. National Organization for Women
Women wanted to find their voices
Established by Betty Frieden
Abbreviated as NOW
Dedicated to winning true equality for all women

7. Equal Rights Amendment
New goal and tactic women presented
Abbreviated as ERA
Guaranteed gender equality under the law

8. Gloria Steinman
Gloria Steinman was a journalist in New York where she worked hard to maintain her own in a male-dominated field.
She launched her own magazine, Ms., in 1972.
She was also active in political campaigns, speaking out on women’s issues.
She was the most famous feminist leader of the 1970s and continues to work to achieve equal rights for females everywhere.

9. Phyllis Schlafly National leader of the conservative movement
Led the pro-family movement to victory
Started national volunteer organization called the Eagle Forum
Wrote many books including “A Choice Not an Echo” and “Feminist Fantasies” etc.
Was a lawyer and served as a member of the commission on the Bicentennial of the US constitution. Appointed by Regan