1. the united farm workers used which tactic to influence large agricultural businesses?

1points
a
consumer boycotts

b
violent protests

c
equipment sabotage

d
political lobbying

2. which statement best describes the supreme court's ruling in roe v. wade?

1points
a
it prohibited all state laws regulating abortion services.

b
it required the government to fund abortion services.

c
it granted to women a limited set of abortion rights.

d
it rejected the idea that women have any abortion rights.

3. what did the american indian movement's demands include?

1points
a
the right to make native american reservations into separate nations

b
u. s. citizenship and the restoration of voting rights for native americans

c
restoration of native american land and fulfillment of government obligations

d
the removal of whites from all native american lands

3. true or false: women have made great strides in entering traditionally male careers. however, they are still outnumbered in high-level management.

1points
a
true

b
false

D. political lobbying

C. It granted to women a limited set of abortion rights.

C. restoration of Native American land and fulfillment of government obligations.

True

Explanation:

The United Farm Workers is a labor union of farmworkers that is well-known for its series of strickes in 1965. These were mostly led by Filipino workers. The United Farm Workers was born out of the union of the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC) and the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA).

The case Roe v. Wade was a landmark decision of the Supreme Court in which the Court rules that the Constitution protects a woman's right to have an abortion "without excessive government restriction." However, there is ample debate about what exactly constitutes excessive government restriction.

The American Indian Movement is a Native American movement that was founded in July 1968 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This group deals with many of the difficult issues that Native American people face in the United States.

It is true that women have made great strides in entering traditionally male careers. It is a lot more common nowadays to see women who are working in areas that were previously dominated by men, such as engineering, science or mechanics. However, equality is still far for most women. For example, women are still outnumbered in high-level management positions.