How did Phyllis Schlafly's activism affect the women's movement? A. It encouraged many women to reject the protests and demonstr
ations of feminist activists. B. It strengthened conservative opposition and thwarted the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. C. It strengthened feminist activism and helped to bring about the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment. D. It encouraged lobbyists to work within the existing political system and compel the government to enforce existing laws.
I believe the answer is: B. <span>It strengthened conservative opposition and thwarted the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.
Phyllis Schlafly was known as an anti-feminist that held the position as </span> American constitutional lawyer from the conservative party <span>and </span> political activist for conservative values. She also a prominent voice in anti-abortion movement in America.<span> </span><span> </span>
Oh most certainly; Charles I was an absolutist so he tried to assert his control over parliament. However, in a manner similar to the assassination of Caesar, Cromwell and the commons led a revolt in response and killed him, thus beginning the Interregnum
The State Normal School for Colored Students was formally called Huntsville Normal School in 1873. And in 1878 it was changed to State Normal and Industrial School. and in 1885 it was changed again. But all in all the ORIGINAL name was <u>Huntsville Normal School</u>
