2.  More women enter the workforce.  Continued rise of feminism.  Simone de Beuvoir- The Second Sex  Exposed family law as favoring men.  Criticized the acceptance of spousal abuse.

3.  No feminist movement  All had choice to work, perceived as socially equal to men under communist rule  Little concern given to women’s rights as countries became emancipated.

4.  Initially turned to communism  As they saw Stalin’s Great Purges, invasion of Hungary in 1956, and other forms of Soviet aggression, they abandoned the notion.  Communism “the God that failed”  Supported Marxism

5.  Nietzsche and Kierkagaard- disliked Hegel  Rationalism- Sartre, Camus, Heidigger  Death, Fear, Anxiety

7.  Natural resources limited  Dead fish in the Thames  Rhine River Pollution  Acid Rain in Sweden and Germany

8.  Radical environmental group who seek to bring about changes to government’s environmental policies.  http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2 011/0328/How-Germany-s-Greens-rose-from- radical-fringe-to-ruling-power http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Europe/2 011/0328/How-Germany-s-Greens-rose-from- radical-fringe-to-ruling-power

9.  Nuclear Reactor melt-down in the Ukraine.  Effects still felt today, more than 25 years later.  Made people question nuclear power and safety.