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Social Movements in the 1960's
The one major social movement born in the 1960's that retained and gathered momentum in the 1970's and after was:
a) The civil rights movement.
b) The anti-poverty movement.
c) The feminist movement.
d) The peace movement.
e) The hippie movement.
I believe the correct answer is (a) as the feminist movement (c) was born in the 50's. Can anyone confirm that this is correct?
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