Question

Phyllis Schlafly was a prominent opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). Which statement would she disagree with? The ERA would undermine the traditional institution of marriage. The ERA would not apply to the rights of any other special interests. The ERA would make women think they deserved special treatment. The ERA would stigmatize women who chose to be wives and mothers.

Answer 1

Answer:

The ERA would make women think they deserved special treatment. Explanation:

Phyllis McAlpin Stewart Schlafly was a constitutionalist advocate, conservative activist, writer, speaker and founder of the Eagle Forum. Schlafly was known for her strong political and social positions, her opposition to modern feminism.

Schlafly believed that the ERA made men and women seen as equals in society and that would only benefit young women who were able to work. That is because, for her, the ERA would not apply to the rights of any other special interests, therefore, elderly women, widows, divorced women and single mothers would lose certain legal protections offered by the government, such as alimony for example, if was imposed that women are equal to men.

Answer 2

The answer to the given question above would be the first option. Phyllis Schlafly was a prominent opponent of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and the statement that she would disagree with is this: The ERA would undermine the traditional institution of marriage. Hope this helps.