488 ChaPTer 21 | DisContinuities | period eight 19 45 –198 0all classes and backgrounds felt attracted to and welcomed by feminist groups,
there was little likelihood that the promise of a universal sisterhood could become
a reality.
— William h. Chafe, “the road to equality, 1962–today,” in nancy Cott, ed., No Small
Courage: A History of Women in the United States (new York: oxford university
press, 2000).Based on the two interpretations above, complete the following three tasks:- Briefly explain the perspective on reform agents that is presented by the first
passage. - Briefly explain the perspective on reform agents that is presented by the second
passage. - Select one document from Chapter 21, and explain how it supports the interpreta-
tion of either passage.
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