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“The Feminine Mystique.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 4 Apr. 2021, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Feminine_Mystique. 

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“The Feminine Mystique.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 4 Apr. 2021, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Feminine_Mystique. 

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Title IX was a law that protects people from getting discriminated against in an educational setting based on their sex. 

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Title IX was a law that protects people from getting discriminated against in an educational setting based on their sex. 

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Equal Pay Act allowed women to receive the same wages as men in the workplace. 

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Equal Pay Act allowed women to receive the same wages as men in the workplace. 

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Roe V. Wade was a case that the Supreme Court ruled in the favor that women should have the right to have an abortion without excessive government restriction. 

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Roe V. Wade was a case that the Supreme Court ruled in the favor that women should have the right to have an abortion without excessive government restriction. 

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The women's movement strives for legal, political, and social change. Women wanted to end discrimination and violent acts against them and the future generations. It was one of the most influential movements in history and created lots of change. 

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The women's movement strives for legal, political, and social change. Women wanted to end discrimination and violent acts against them and the future generations. It was one of the most influential movements in history and created lots of change. 

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Jury Duty Reform Act was founded in 1972 which allowed women to serve on the juries. But were also given the right to opt out if they didn't want to. 

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Jury Duty Reform Act was founded in 1972 which allowed women to serve on the juries. But were also given the right to opt out if they didn't want to. 

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In 1979 the Anti-Discrimination Human Rights Act was created which changed the writing of many legislations pieces  protecting the rights of women and got rid of offending works. 

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In 1979 the Anti-Discrimination Human Rights Act was created which changed the writing of many legislations pieces  protecting the rights of women and got rid of offending works. 

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The changes in legislation caused the Civil Service Act, The Pensions Act, Interpretation Act, and Worker's Compensation Act to be made. 

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The changes in legislation caused the Civil Service Act, The Pensions Act, Interpretation Act, and Worker's Compensation Act to be made. 

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In July of 1980 the women were granted with a major victory in that the passage of the Matrimonial Property Act was ratified when legislation recognized an equal division of property upon separation or divorce. 

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In July of 1980 the women were granted with a major victory in that the passage of the Matrimonial Property Act was ratified when legislation recognized an equal division of property upon separation or divorce. 

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The women faced many hardships all throughout history until they started fighting back for their rights. Some major issues were pay equality, pension benefits, reproductive rights, sexism and stereotyping based on sex, and women's representation in government. 

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The women faced many hardships all throughout history until they started fighting back for their rights. Some major issues were pay equality, pension benefits, reproductive rights, sexism and stereotyping based on sex, and women's representation in government. 

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End sexual discrimination and violence and get equal rights as men. 

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End sexual discrimination and violence and get equal rights as men. 

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Women were constantly trying to prove themselves to the men showing how they were able to take on harder tasks than they were given and that doing laundry and making dinner wasn't all they were capable of.

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Women were constantly trying to prove themselves to the men showing how they were able to take on harder tasks than they were given and that doing laundry and making dinner wasn't all they were capable of.

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As many women's organizations started to from they started protests, movements, slogans, posters ext. They wanted to show the world that women were so much more than they were given credit for. And they did. 

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As many women's organizations started to from they started protests, movements, slogans, posters ext. They wanted to show the world that women were so much more than they were given credit for. And they did. 

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The phrase was conducted by Betty Friedan to show the assumptions that women should be fulfilled with their housework, marriage, sexual lives and families. It was assumed that they should be satisfied enough to not want to go out and work, get an education or have social/political opinions. 

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The phrase was conducted by Betty Friedan to show the assumptions that women should be fulfilled with their housework, marriage, sexual lives and families. It was assumed that they should be satisfied enough to not want to go out and work, get an education or have social/political opinions. 

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Betty was told in 1957 to collect a survey from her graduating class at Smith College. As a result she found that women overall were unhappy with their lives as housewives. She began writing about "The Feminine Mystique".

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Betty was told in 1957 to collect a survey from her graduating class at Smith College. As a result she found that women overall were unhappy with their lives as housewives. She began writing about "The Feminine Mystique".

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At first she was just surveying suburban housewives to gain research and facts. She was intending to just write an article not a book. But no place would publish her article and she had a lot to say. 

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At first she was just surveying suburban housewives to gain research and facts. She was intending to just write an article not a book. But no place would publish her article and she had a lot to say. 

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Betty's book was published in 1964 and became a bestseller for nonfiction. She sold over one million copies. The world of women surrounding her was in awe of her great accomplishment and heroic effort to make the rest of the world see the hardships for women and the cruel assumptions. 

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Betty's book was published in 1964 and became a bestseller for nonfiction. She sold over one million copies. The world of women surrounding her was in awe of her great accomplishment and heroic effort to make the rest of the world see the hardships for women and the cruel assumptions. 

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Emma Willard, Mary Lyon and Catherine Beecher were educators that offered advanced training to women for attended female academies and seminaries. 

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Emma Willard, Mary Lyon and Catherine Beecher were educators that offered advanced training to women for attended female academies and seminaries. 

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Thousands of women in the 1830's and 1840's strove to create change. They joined moral reform societies to put an end to licentiousness, seduction and prostitution of themselves. 

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Thousands of women in the 1830's and 1840's strove to create change. They joined moral reform societies to put an end to licentiousness, seduction and prostitution of themselves. 

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Women also joined groups to create a safe place for others to come and escape their alcoholic husbands who would abuse them. They created groups to put a stop to the abuse.

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Women also joined groups to create a safe place for others to come and escape their alcoholic husbands who would abuse them. They created groups to put a stop to the abuse.

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Frances Wright, Ernestine Rose and Margaret Fuller all stood up for women's rights and helped others gain the strength to take a stand as well. 

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Frances Wright, Ernestine Rose and Margaret Fuller all stood up for women's rights and helped others gain the strength to take a stand as well. 

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This got attention of both men and women but attracted over 300 women to come join the meeting. The coneventions started becoming annual and the women wrote a "declaration of sentiments" demanding equal rights for themselves. 

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This got attention of both men and women but attracted over 300 women to come join the meeting. The coneventions started becoming annual and the women wrote a "declaration of sentiments" demanding equal rights for themselves. 

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Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were younger women in abolitionist circle that were learned the political tactics and ideology of human rights which eventually directed them into leading the first Seneca Falls Convention. 

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Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were younger women in abolitionist circle that were learned the political tactics and ideology of human rights which eventually directed them into leading the first Seneca Falls Convention. 

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Custom and laws and also beliefs set men at a higher tier than women and were seen to be superior. 

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Custom and laws and also beliefs set men at a higher tier than women and were seen to be superior. 

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Foner , Eric, and John A Garraty. “Feminist Movement .” SIRS Issue Researcher , SIRS Issue Researcher , 1 Dec. 1991, explore.proquest.com/sirsissuesresearcher/document/2265811134?accountid=51689. 

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Foner , Eric, and John A Garraty. “Feminist Movement .” SIRS Issue Researcher , SIRS Issue Researcher , 1 Dec. 1991, explore.proquest.com/sirsissuesresearcher/document/2265811134?accountid=51689. 

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Women struggled to gain more rights because the men saw that as a threat. They believed that women posed a threat to their power. 

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Women struggled to gain more rights because the men saw that as a threat. They believed that women posed a threat to their power. 

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Some men and women were also worried that if the concept of "male protection" was broken men and women would have to compete with the men in areas they were not prepared to. 

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Some men and women were also worried that if the concept of "male protection" was broken men and women would have to compete with the men in areas they were not prepared to. 

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People histated to give women the right to vote because the feared if they allowed it they would all vote for the conservative party. 

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People histated to give women the right to vote because the feared if they allowed it they would all vote for the conservative party. 

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This organization was founded in 1966 and promoted equal rights for women. It helped them take a stand fastly became the largest feminist group in the U.S. 

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This organization was founded in 1966 and promoted equal rights for women. It helped them take a stand fastly became the largest feminist group in the U.S. 

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Betty Friedan was one of the feminist leaders that help start the organization. 

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Betty Friedan was one of the feminist leaders that help start the organization. 

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Women gained the right to vote in uneven stages because people's reasons for granting suffrage varied tremendously. 

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Women gained the right to vote in uneven stages because people's reasons for granting suffrage varied tremendously. 

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By the turn of the twentieth century the movement had become international and was well known everywhere. Ideas and tactics in one country were then used as examples in a different one. 

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By the turn of the twentieth century the movement had become international and was well known everywhere. Ideas and tactics in one country were then used as examples in a different one. 

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Women wanted freedom to use their voices and stand up for what they believe for themselves and the world. 

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Women wanted freedom to use their voices and stand up for what they believe for themselves and the world. 

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The movement started out small by a handful of strong minded feminists but eventually they gained hundreds of thousands of supporters and in turn transformed into an international movement. 

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The movement started out small by a handful of strong minded feminists but eventually they gained hundreds of thousands of supporters and in turn transformed into an international movement. 

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Reese, Lynn. “Obstacles to Overcome.” Obstacles to Overcome - (Women in World History Curriculum), Women in World History Curriculum , womeninworldhistory.com/essay-06-04.html. 

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Reese, Lynn. “Obstacles to Overcome.” Obstacles to Overcome - (Women in World History Curriculum), Women in World History Curriculum , womeninworldhistory.com/essay-06-04.html. 

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Tikkanen, Amy. “National Organization for Women.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 8 Feb. 2019, www.britannica.com/topic/National-Organization-for-Women. 

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Tikkanen, Amy. “National Organization for Women.” Encyclopædia Britannica, Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc., 8 Feb. 2019, www.britannica.com/topic/National-Organization-for-Women. 