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1 Betty Friedan

2 Leave space between each event to write a sentence summary and draw a picture

3 The Women’s Movement

4 Illustrated TIMELINE MUST INCLUDE: TITLE DATE (year) Event (1 sentence description) Image/Symbol/illustration to represent event USE YOUR TEXT BOOK PAGES Events to Include: 19th amendment Roe v. Wade Equal Rights Amendment NOW Higher Education Act (TITLE IX) Feminine Mystique Phyllis Schlafly

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6 National Organization for Women
19th Amendment Feminine Mystique National Organization for Women Equal Rights Amendment and Phyllis Schlafly Title IX Roe v. Wade

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