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PleaseCAN SOMEONE ANSWER JUST ONE OF THESE AT All!! 1. What was one achievement in the fight for women’s rights?

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PleaseCAN SOMEONE ANSWER JUST ONE OF THESE AT All!! 1. What was one achievement in the fight for women’s rights?

the elimination of the wage gap

the passage of equal treatment in the workplace

the end of all workplace discrimination

the increase in access in politics and government

2.Why did the number of protests increase toward the end of the Vietnam War? Select TWO options.

rising number of American combat deaths

increasing number of US troops sent to Vietnam

more training programs for South Vietnamese troops

involvement in the fight against the spread of communism

withdrawal of American troops prior to South Vietnamese victory

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