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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What terrifies the seventeen-year-old girl?
(a) Marrying a man like her father.
(b) Being like her mother.
(c) Becoming a career woman.
(d) Having children.

2. What is the first age that the crisis hits?
(a) Eighteen.
(b) Forty-one.
(c) Twenty-one.
(d) Twenty-five.

3. The younger generation was consumed with the only aspiration of ____________________.
(a) Being a good mother.
(b) Being a housewife.
(c) Being an independent women.
(d) Getting a quality education.

4. What was the only answer possible in Freudian logic to make women satisfied?
(a) Beatification procedures.
(b) Weekly "Womens' meetings".
(c) Education, freedom and rights are wrong for women.
(d) Much more sex, and that they need to make more babies.

5. What was not a part of women's worlds?
(a) Debate.
(b) Babies.
(c) Home care.
(d) Charming and keeping a man.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does an educator have to be daring to suggest non-conformity in regards to sex based education?

2. How many signatures did Susan Anthony collect?

3. How does a daughter see "don't become a housewife like me"?

4. How was the career driven woman vanquished from the population?

5. What did Freud believe that all neurosis stemmed from?

Short Essay Questions

1. Define high dominance and low dominance feeling.

2. How was Margaret Mead exempt from the lack of fulfillment that most women felt?

3. What choice did the mystique leave to women?

4. What groups opposed the women's right to vote and why?

5. How did the image of women change from the 1930's-50's?

6. In summation, why was it that the women went home after winning the suffrage?

7. What is the American housewife's dilemma?

8. Why did most women think there was something wrong with them?

9. How did the New York General Assembly view the right for women to own property and how did they react to the idea that they should be able to?

10. What was the reason for Freud's research and what did he hope to achieve?

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