The women's movement for equal rights in the 1960s was the only movement of the era that demanded equal rights.

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B. False there were more movements than just one

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The correct answer is B) False.

The women's movement for equal rights coincided with the Civil Rights movement. The Civil Rights movement was focused on the equal social, economic, and political treatment of African American citizens all over the US. These movements also helped to spark the American Indian movement, in which Native Americans fought back against the federal government's policies towards their tribal sovereignty.

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