_ rose from a deep religious conviction, crossed political boundaries, had a profound effect on American history, and was started by the free Black community.

Settlement houses helped immigrant women with infants, encouraged the spread of American values and culture, made available meeting rooms for unions and political discussions, concert attendance and attending gymnasia. Name the best-known of these settlement houses.

This woman brought the doctrine of women’s rights to the US in the 1820s, following the 1792 declaration of Mary Wollstonecraft in England.

The ______ in 1903 helped reconcile women workers and the organized labor movement; its membership was open to all.

Chromosomes align in the midline of the cell in this phase of mitosis/meiosis:

This duct carries sperm from the testes back into the male pelvis:

For many blacks, passage of the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act was “too little, too late” and they turned from integration to ________.

In which structure does sperm production take place:

The goal of the US policy of  ______ was to “save the child by destroying the Indian.”

Betty Friedan’s 1963 book the Feminine Mystique may have overrated the “restrictive domestic ideal”, because it was largely ______ who were restricted to it.