<span>1. What did the protest at Alcatraz Island in the late 1960s accomplish?
D. It brought awareness to the unfair treatment of American Indians.
2.Promoting gender equality in employment is one of the goals of
D. the National Organization for Women.
3. One of the leaders of the American Indian Movement was
C.Russell Means.
4. What did Title IX provide funding for? Check all that apply.
women’s sports programs
women’s education programs
5.What did <u>Native American activists</u> hope Alcatraz Island would become?
A.a cultural center and university
<em /><em>Note that I changed the statement to "Native American activists" rather than "AIM." The American Indian Movement was not directly involved in the occupation of Alcatraz. Native Americans in California from the San Francisco Bay area were the ones who were seeking that Alcatraz be redeveloped as a school and museum for Native Americans, and they pursued the protest/occupation at Alcatraz.</em>
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In March 1948, the United States Congress passed the Economic Cooperation Act (more popularly known as the Marshall Plan), which set aside $4 billion in aid for Western Europe. By the time the program ended nearly four years later, the United States had provided over $12 billion for European economic recovery.
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Answer:
Title IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination in educational program or activity.
Explanation:
Title IX was signed into law on June 23, 1972, the law protected every United State citizen not to be excluded or be subjected to discrimination under any education program receiving Federal financial assistance. It applied to all educational institutions, both public and private that received federal funds.
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I don't know I can answer or not but I will like to try.
This was the beginning of Hitler's ethnic cleansing, it also tested the waters for the bigger forced deportation that was to take place later. Other Jews were alarmed and even angered but this was momentary. They became complacent as they felt this deportation had little to do with themselfs.
